Panasonic premium EAH-AZ80 technique Real wireless ears came out in 2023 and made our list of Best sound wireless ears. Now Panasonic has announced a new set of ear leaders, EAH-AZ100which has a more compact design along with improved sound quality, noise cancellation and voice reference performance. One of the key upgrades here is the newly developed Panasonic magnetic fluid driver that is said to be creating “clean, high resolutions, low vibrations and low -dysting sounds for the most authentic, balanced audio that is true of the original source.” According to Panasonic, “magnetic fluid” is an oil-type fluid, filled with magnetic particles that are “injected into the space between the driver's magnet and the voice coil that allows low-division reproduction”. This type of driver is in the high -level technique EAH-TZ700 Wired ear monitors (1,200 USD), and it is miniature for use in the AZ100s, which really sound great, offering satisfactory clarity, bass definition and openness.
Like all great sound headphones, the AZ100 is encountered natural and accurate and carry those small details and shades in the missing paths when you hear smaller headphones. As for the features, the AZ80 has allowed you to connect to 3 devices simultaneously and the AZ100S retains this option to pair Tripe Multipoint Bluetooth. The AZ100 adds a spatial audio dolby atmos by tracking the head, a nice bonus you would expect in a pair of $ 300.
Designed to fit more ears comfortable, Panasonic says the AZ100 techniques are 10% smaller and 16% lighter than the AZ80s. Also added to the fifth peak of ear with a medium quantity to ensure more users get a narrow seal, which is crucial to optimizing sound quality and noise cancellation performance.
The battery life was one of the strong points of the AZ80s and the AZ100s also seem to have a very good battery life. They are rated for up to 10 hours by giving up a moderate volume of volume with the help of Aac Aac Codec. If you are using LDAC audio codec that is available with many Android devices, battery life is reduced to 7 hours with noise cancellation. After testing the buds for a few weeks (and I updated the firmware once), I also thought that the noise cancellation and the aloud call were better than what I experienced with the AZ80s.