Bang & Olufsen Launches Bluetooth Headphones with Perfect Noise Blocking
Published2017.01.19 10:59A design that blocks external noise and simplifies operation
Bang & Olufsen announced the release of the Beoplay H9 Bluetooth headphones, which feature Bluetooth 4.2 and Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) capabilities.
The Beoplay H9 is equipped with Bluetooth 4.2, increasing data transfer speeds and reducing battery consumption. Supporting aptX and AAC codecs, it transmits 24-bit lossless audio, delivering CD-quality sound wirelessly. The earcups perfectly surround the ears, making it suitable for noisy outdoor environments when combined with the ANC function.
▲ Beoplay H9 Black (left), Aguila Grey (right)
This product features a cowhide headband, lambskin ear cushions, and an anodized aluminum body, and is easy to operate. With an intuitive touch interface, you can control ANC settings, change tracks, adjust volume, and answer calls simply by touching the body. This is possible even while wearing gloves. The battery is removable and replaceable, and it uses a Micro USB charging method.
In addition, using the Beoplay app, you can set not only the ANC function but also Tone Touch mode, which optimizes sound based on the user's location and environment.
This product was designed as an over-ear type by renowned Danish industrial designer Jakob Wagner, prioritizing comfort. It comes in two colors, Argilla Grey and Black, weighs 285g, and is priced at 690,000 won.
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