Most people think you need to spend hundreds to get decent wireless headphones with noise cancelling. Final just proved that wrong with two new wireless headphones that put pretty impressive features into surprisingly affordable packages . Final announced the UX1000 and UX5000 wireless headphones. Both headphones target different audiences but share the same philosophy, which is premium sound quality that won’t cost an arm and a leg.
Final UX1000
Starting with the Final UX1000, these wireless headphones deliver features you’d typically find on headphones that cost three times as much. Final equipped it with Hybrid Active Noise Cancellation that uses feedforward and feedback microphones to reduce ambient noise. The company also maintained the headphone’s natural tuning instead of sacrificing sound quality for isolation.
According to the company, its signature natural tuning focuses on clarity and long-term listening comfort. It claims to be capable of delivering “deep, controlled bass and crisp, well-defined highs.” Battery life of the UX1000 is also pretty impressive. Final boasts that you can get up to 70 hours of playback with ANC off, or 40 hours with ANC enabled. That easily handles commutes throughout the week and long-haul flights without searching for a charger.
Final UX5000
Next up we have the UX5000. This pair of headphones will cost more than the UX1000, but it takes everything up a notch with acoustic features borrowed from Final’s flagship A-series models.
The headphones feature a newly developed 40mm large-diameter dynamic driver. It sports Qualcomm’s QCC3095 wireless platform to deliver crystal-clear sound with a three-dimensional soundstage . This means whether you’re listening to delicate orchestral details or immersive gaming audio, the UX5000 should be able to deliver a spacious, expressive experience that has the potential to rival other premium wired headphones.
