Creative has announced new wireless headphones for the mid-range market and below, which go by the name Zen Air with a total working time of 18 hours and support for an ambient noise canceling mechanism (ANC).
Inside the headphones, which weigh 5 grams each – while the weight of the charging case in which the 40 mAh battery is 36 grams – there are drivers based on 10 mm neodymium magnets as well as two microphones in each ear, for talking, of course, but also to to support the functioning of the ANC.
These are headphones that support touch gestures to operate, and in addition to offering pairing via Bluetooth 5.0, they support the standard SBC and AAC audio codecs. There is also support for IPX4.
What is interesting about them is support for the new SXFI standard. This means support for Super X-Fi Spatial Holography, a standard that works on local content only to provide a virtual surround sound stage that appears to be built from multiple speakers.
In addition, these are fairly cheap headphones whose official price is $69.
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