1MORE True Wireless ANC in-ear headphones


The headphone world thought the sky was falling when Apple decided to can – pun intended – the headphone socket. While there were still ways to use a wired headphone, pretty much on that day, a lot of the world waved goodbye to wires in their portable audio, and never looked back. In fairness, what also happened was a number of companies upped their game and released highperformance wireless personal audio products. 1MORE’s True Wireless ANC in-ear ‘headphones’ – the fi rst True Wireless design to receive THX approval – are a great example of how far this technology has progressed.

Naturally, with all that going on, the battery life takes a bit of a hit. 1More claims up to six hours of battery life in the unit itself, and up to 22 hours of juice when you factor in the charging case battery. The two take one and two hours respectively to charge. I think these fi gures are a little enthusiastic (a more real-world setting playing music through Bluetooth with ANC switched on might get you somewhere under four hours of play before the in-ear batteries are depleted). 

Price: £189.99/$199.99 

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