@amber_wren_56 · Owner-reported
Owned 6–12 months · Still using it: yes, daily · Posted
Probably the best option for anyone aiming at a clean, separated sound signature. Nothing exaggerated, everything coherent.
- Comfort · better than expected
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@amber_wren_56 · Owner-reported
Owned 6–12 months · Still using it: yes, daily · Posted
Probably the best option for anyone aiming at a clean, separated sound signature. Nothing exaggerated, everything coherent.
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Noise Isolation — measured in the SoundGuys lab.
Would buy it again and still uses it daily.
Owned 6–12 months.
below average for wireless earbuds — based on 237 of 254 we've cataloged.
below average for wireless earbuds — based on 234 of 254 we've cataloged.
IPX4 is the most common — on 35% of the 233 wireless earbuds we've cataloged (of 254).
Hybrid appears on 10% of the 173 wireless earbuds we've cataloged (of 254).
The verdict
The Technics EAH-AZ80 are very solid performers with a rock-solid array of features, though they're quite large earbuds. Despite the bulky design and premium price, they deliver reliable performance, extensive customization options, and impressive connectivity features that make them appealing to Android users and those who need versatility across multiple devices.
✓Liked: Simple, straightforward controls that are highly customizable, Feature-laden with industry-first triple-point connectivity, LDAC codec support, and dual hybrid ANC, Solid battery life of 6 hours 40 minutes on a single charge, Effective active noise cancellation that attenuates about 82% of outside noise
✕Could be better: Premium price point at $299.99 makes them expensive for earbuds, Large, heavy earbuds at 7g per bud that stick out of most ears noticeably, Circular nozzles require torquing to get the right fit, which some users may find annoying
What a reader who owns the Technics EAH-AZ80 reports after living with it. Owner-reported, checked before publishing; ordered photo-verified first, then newest.
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Would buy againProbably the best option for anyone aiming at a clean, separated sound signature. Nothing exaggerated, everything coherent.
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