Along with the Meizu 17 series smartphones, the company also announced the new Meizu HD60 headphones featuring active noise cancellation.
The Meizu HD60 headphones are Hi-Res certified which means they will be able to deliver high-quality audio. On the connectivity front, you get Bluetooth 5.0 and support for aptX along with an analog plug for 3.5mm audio jack as well.
Meizu HD60 is designed to have leather on top of the headband and on the ear cups with metal construction. There is a soft breathable fabric on the inside of the headband which comes in either black or orange colors.
The Noise cancellation is handled by chips from both Sony and Qualcomm. Sony’s CDX3775 is used for the Active noise cancellation feature whereas, the Qualcomm chip with cVc does noise reduction during calls. There is a 500mAh battery that can keep the headphones going for around 25 hours as per the company. The retail box includes a USB-C cable for charging and a 2.5mm to 3.5mm cable.
The Meizu HD60 headphones will be available in China starting on May 11 (the coming Monday) at a price of CNY 1,100 ($155/€145).
