Some more earphones with wires are not easy to handle and it’s easy for the wires to tangle up, unless you have a good earbud organizer. Sennheiser now has an alternative for you who hates tangling wires. They’ve got the MX W1, which is a pair of wireless earphones.
Being wireless, meaning the earphones can accept the audiol signals wirelessly. The wireless MX W1 earphones use the Kleer Corporation’s digital transmission technology instead of Bluetooth to receive the audio signals wirelessly. It works in the same range 2.4GHz range as BT, which allows the transmission of audio signals in uncompressed CD-quality sound.
It comes with a transmitter which you have to hook it up to your MP3 player. The transmitter can be plugged into the headphone jack of any music player, which then allows the audio signals to be wirelessly transmitted to the receiver on the earphones.
A full charge allows the transmitter to last for about 10 hours, but the earbuds can last for about 3-5 hours only. However, the earbuds have a special carrying case which has an internal battery that can be recharged up to 3 times, which makes it to last as long as the transmitter does.
You’ll need to pay for a pretty huge price for it for the wireless convenience. It costs as much as $500 which you can get it from Amazon. Brought to you by TechChee.com
Posted August 28th, 2008 by ketyung
