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Headphones at IFA 2018: What’s New and What’s Hot?

The post Headphones at IFA 2018: What’s New and What’s Hot? appeared first on BardTech . Headphones are a dime a dozen, and distinguishing one pair from another can be tough when there are so many options out there. But a few companies at IFA 2018 managed to catch our interest with their new and upcoming headphones. Here are some of the best headphones releases and announcements you might want to know about. Audio Technica ATH-SR50BT Audio Technica’s latest ATH-SR50BT is sleek, comfortable, and well worth consideration. The most notable feature is Hear-Through, where you cover the left cup with one hand to instantly toggle active noise cancellation. The left cup is also touch sensitive, allowing you to adjust volume just by tapping it. It lasts about 25 hours on a full charge, and has additional settings that can be managed through Audio Technica’s Connect mobile app. Audio Technica is also releasing a cheaper ATH-SR30BT that’s also wireless Bluetooth and lasts up to 70 hour...

Can The Audeara A-01 Wireless Headphones Help With Old Age Hearing Loss? (Review and Giveaway)

The post Can The Audeara A-01 Wireless Headphones Help With Old Age Hearing Loss? (Review and Giveaway) appeared first on BardTech . Our verdict of the Audeara A-01 Bluetooth Headphones : Buy it if you demand absolute audio accuracy and are over 30 years old 8 10 Sensorineural hearing loss afflicts around 20-million Americans. The $400 Audeara  (pronounced as “AUD-EAR-AH”) A-01 headphones fine-tune audio to compensate for hearing loss. But does it work as advertised? And for the same money, can you find a better headphone? Read on to find out. Read on to see what we think of these sound-enhancing Bluetooth headphones, and at the end of the review, we’ve got a pair to giveaway to one lucky reader. My Experience With Hearing Loss and Testing Method Aside from being over 30-years old and suffering from normal age-related hearing loss, I “speak” basic sign language with my mother and know a little about cochlear implants, and how audiologists tune hearing aids. But that ...