Sennheiser launches new Bluetooth in-ear headphones "CX 6.00BT" at Rs 7,490

German audio brand Sennheiser on Tuesday launched a new Bluetooth in-ear headphones "CX 6.00BT" at Rs 7,490.

Technology News: German audio brand Sennheiser on Tuesday launched a new Bluetooth in-ear headphones "CX 6.00BT" at Rs 7,490.

Powered by the company's high-quality proprietary speaker system, the CX 6.00BT delivers clear, detailed sound with an enhanced bass response, the company said in a statement.

"Wireless headphones gained momentum last year and this year we expect more consumers to join the wireless movement which we kickstarted," said Kapil Gulati, Director Consumer Segment, Sennheiser.

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"Hence, yet again we have created the CX 6.00BT to deliver everything you need to enjoy excellent sound on the go," Gulati added.

The headphones comes with multi-connection capability that enables pairing with up to two devices simultaneously, for example when switching between one's phone and computer.

It has an integrated microphone with cVc noise cancellation technology for crystal clear calls on the go and supports three-way calling....continue reading

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News Source: BS

Toreto Monotone Wireless Earphones Review: Impressive sound in budget segment

The Toreto Monotone wireless headphone offers impressive audio output in a lightweight neckband on-ear hook design.

Technology News : Hong Kong-based audio accessory maker Toreto recently launched the Monotone Tor-265 Bluetooth earphones for audiophiles looking for a wireless option in a sub-Rs 2500 budget.

For an entry-level headset, the Toreto Monotone looks sturdy but falls short on water resistance feature. The ear hook with wired neckband design adds to the utility, especially for fitness enthusiasts who like to listen to music during work out sessions. However, the lack of sweat resistance limits the use and does not qualify it as a gym companion.

In terms of audio output, for a budget unit, this pair of headphones is impressive. The sound falters at high pitches and, at times, is shrill and may force you to lower the volume levels. The bass is average and varies depending on the quality of the audio track. The sound signature is balanced though and watching movies on the go is a delightful experience with the ergonomic ear-fit design cancelling out noise to some extent.

As for the utility, the headset features voice-enabled prompts that inform the user about Bluetooth connectivity, calls and other notifications. The voice also reads out the phone number of the incoming call, which is useful while using the headphones on the go. However, the absence of a vibration mode makes it compulsory to plug in at least one of the earphones to receive the prompts, especially if the phone is on silent mode.

The built quality is impressive and the all-black design looks neat. The huge logo on both the ear hooks does look odd though and might not impress everyone. The power button doubles as pairing, play/pause, call receive/disconnect key. Dedicated volume adjustment keys are present on the right ear hook along with USB port.The earphone battery goes on for a day on moderate usage and last for more than 6 hours if used heavily.

The headset comes in a black hard case that also houses two earplug variants and a USB cable for charging.

Read the Verdict here → Toreto Wireless Earphones