Beyerdynamic's Aventho 100 Bluetooth Wireless Headphones Designed For The Commute
The wireless on—the-ear Aventho 100 headphones are made from premium materials and have a foldable design that makes them suitable for stowing away in a workbag or carry-on luggage. With an extra-long battery life of 40 hours with ANC turned on, the Aventho 100 are designed for the daily commute and have already won a Red Dot Design Award.
Tradition And Innovation
Beyerdynamic is known for its custom drivers and the Aventho have powerful 45mm dynamic transducers driven by Bluetooth with support for the latest audio codecs like Qualcomm's aptX Adaptive for a lossless transmission. To shut out the outside world, the Aventho 100 have active noise cancellation, which cuts down on unwanted sounds from continuous noise like aircraft engines or a train running over tracks.
As well as cutting out unwanted sound, the Aventho 100 also have microphones onboard for making and taking phone calls. To make conversations clearer, the Aventho 100 use Qualcomm's cVc technology to improve the sound pickup when making phone or video calls, even in noisy environments.
Combining tradition and innovation, the Aventho 100 have a modern folding design and are available in a choice of black, brown and cream finishes to complement any outfit. Because the headphones are foldable and weigh just 220 grams, they are suitable for traveling because they can be folded up in just a few simple steps to fit into almost any luggage.
Customizable For The User
Despite their low weight, the AVENTHO 100 headphones are made from premium materials. Everything from the aluminum fork to the braided textile cables produce a fashionable look as well as being robust for travel.
The ear pads on the Aventho 100 can be replaced easily, but the user can extend the life of the headphones after a lot of wear. The inner linings of the ear pads are made of memory foam, enabling them to adapt to the precise shape of the wearer's ears.
The headphones have a rechargeable battery designed for long-haul flights. A single charge can provide up to 60 hours of listening pleasure without the ANC turned on, plus 40 hours with ANC turned on. If the battery is low, it can be freshened up with a 15-minute charge that will yield 15 hours of music listening or phone calls.
The Aventho 100 can connect to host devices in seconds by using Google Fast Pair. There is also support for Multipoint Bluetooth, which means the headphones can connect to several devices simultaneously, such as laptops or smartphones and seamlessly switch between them.
Red Dot Design Award
For their innovative design, the Aventho 100 have received a Red Dot Design Award, which has been in existence since 1955 and given to products with outstanding design quality. As part of the evaluation process, an independent jury of 43 experts assesses candidate products for their combination of quality and style.
The Beyerdynamic Aventho 100 headphones are available now from the beyerdynamic store and Amazon,priced at £199 / €199.
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