High-performance audio brand Clear Audio has unveiled the Alpha Adaptive Active Noise-Canceling Headphones, which will be available in two colorways: Stone and Midnight Blue.
The new headphones feature various impressive high-tech features, including spatial audio performance, multipoint connectivity, powerful distortion-free audio, ambient mode, and ANC functionality. In addition, the Alpha comes equipped with Cleer's award-winning 40 mm Ironless Driver, 5.1 Bluetooth connection, and Qualcomm’s cVc 2-mic solution.
Of course, the headlining feature of these headphones is the Adaptive Active Noise Cancellation (AANC), which works to automatically adjust the levels of noise cancellation on its own by detecting the frequency of sound coming from a user's environment. While several brand's now offer noise-canceling technology, Cleer's focuses on simplicity, utilizing a 24-bit, low-power stereo CODEC based on a one-bit delta-sigma modulation.
Self-Adjusting Noise-Cancelling Headphones
Cleer Audio Introduces New Alpha Adaptive Headphones
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