Nuheara IQBuds Max Bring Noise Cancelling to Wireless Earbuds

Smartphone makers quickly jumped on the trend of killing headphone jacks but headphone makers didn’t rush with the same enthusiasm to offer many options for wireless headphones.

From what we’ve seen at CES 2019 and previous events, that’s set to change.

The latest wireless earbuds offering comes from Nuheara, a new player on the block, and takes the name IQBuds MAX.

These wireless earburds come with hybrid active noise cancellation alongside the proprietary SINC (short for “super intelligence noise cancellation”). What that means is that these babies, the follow-up to 2017’s IQBuds, will do an even better job of providing great music and isolation from unwanted noises like background chatter, traffic noise or wind.

According to its makers, the IQBuds MAX have five times more processing power than the previous Boost model and come equipped with three microphones. Just like with other Nuheara earbuds, you’ll be able to set up a profile on the dedicated mobile app and control your noise cancelling preferences from there.

On the battery front, the IQBuds MAX promise 20 hours on-the-go bluetooth streaming or 32 hours on-the-go hearing processing.

These babies will launch sometime in the second part of 2019 and pricing remains to be announced.

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