Baseus has launched the new Bowie 30 Max Noise Cancelling Headphones, with features endorsed by Grammy and Emmy Award-winning professionals, and marking the company’s first foray into head-tracking spatial audio.
The Baseus Bowie 30 Max ANC Headphones, which sells for US$150 (on sale in the U.S. for US$70 through November 3, 2024) afford -45dB active noise cancellation (ANC) to block out 96% of external noise. This technology is supported by dual active noise-canceling microphones and digital noise cancellation.
But the stand-out feature of the headphones are head-tracking spatial audio technology, which includes built-in gyroscopes and accelerometers to deliver smooth and accurate tracking that adapts to head movements. This, says Baseus, creates a cinematic 3D audio experience, allowing listeners to feel as though they are at the centre of the sound.
The audio quality of the Bowie 30 Max is further enhanced by Hi-Res Audio Wireless/Wired certification. Powered by LDAC, the headphones can transmit audio content at a maximum bitrate of 990kbps. This is complemented by 50mm Super Bass Drivers, which elevate the listening experience with a 200% bass boost.
Get up to 65 hours of battery life from these headphones along with rapid recharging: charge them for just 10 minutes to get 14 hours of playtime. They feature a folding design for easy transport and storage and are equipped with a customizable headband and 120° rotating earcups.