2nd Gen Amazon Echo Buds Promise more Comfort and Better Active Noise Cancellation

Amazon has just introduced the second generation of its Echo Buds, which for a comparatively fair price should not only offer significantly better-wearing comfort than older Amazon wireless earbuds, but also an effective active noise cancellation (ANC) that should block out twice as much background noise.

The new Amazon Echo Buds offer some significant upgrades compared to their predecessors. First and foremost, the completely wireless earbuds are 20 percent smaller, and design now allows pressure to be equalized from the ear canal to the outside world – both changes together should ensure significantly better-wearing comfort.

The new Amazon wireless earbuds now rely on a matte case that should show significantly fewer fingerprints. The audio quality should also have been improved, Amazon promises a balanced sound, the “premium drivers” should ensure particularly precise bass and treble. The active noise cancellation is much more effective in the new wireless earbuds Amazon, the transparency mode allows the user to determine how much ambient noise is filtered.

The IPX4 certification is intended to ensure that sweat and light rain cannot harm the Echo Buds. Each earbud has three microphones, which are supposed to ensure optimal call quality during phone calls. Of course, Alexa, Amazon’s voice assistant, is also supported. With ANC, the battery lasts five hours of playback, according to the manufacturer, the charging case stores enough energy for two full charges.

Amazon Echo Buds price and availability

The new 2nd Gen Amazon wireless earbuds are now available to pre-order on Amazon.com from $99.99; the variant that can be charged wirelessly costs $119.99.

Recently, EPOS Audio has introduced the GTW 270 Hybrid True Wireless Earbuds for gaming in that it can connect with low latency, compatible with all devices from Playstation, Android, iOS, PC, and even Nintendo Switch thanks to an included dongle, and is priced at $199 only.