Affordable headphones come with ANC and removable display
JH-ANC930Plus: New over-ear headphones. (Image source: Siindoo)
The JH-ANC930Plus is a new pair of over-ear headphones with a detachable display. Playback control and active ambient noise cancellation are supported.
Headphones with a display on the charging case are not completely unusual, such as the JBL Tour Pro 3. However, the Siindoo JH-ANC930Plus does things a little differently in that it has a detachable display that can be clicked into one of the ear cups. This display acts as a kind of remote control with which playback can be controlled and various settings adjusted. A wallpaper can also be set and a small video game played.
The model comes with active suppression of ambient noise, which can be useful in noisy environments such as airplanes. As is usual for over-ear headphones, 40 millimeter drivers are installed, which should be able to reproduce frequencies in the standard range of between 20 and 20,000 Hz.
The Siindoo JH-ANC930Plus headphones can be connected to devices with a 3.5mm jack. In addition to the display, there are also buttons for activating and deactivating noise cancellation as well as for adjusting the volume. Further details about the headphones can be found here, where it is available as a direct import for a price of $66.
The display allows various settings to be adjusted. (Image source: Siindoo)
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