Headphones Awei A890BL

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built-in player, overhead, closed, combined, 3.5 mm, Bluetooth v 5.0, foldable, 20 – 20000 Hz, 32 Ohm, battery: 250 mAh, up to 15 h

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In addition to the Awei A920BL already loved by many, the Chinese brand's lineup also includes mega-low-cost wireless headphones for athletes — the A890BL. Structurally, the models are almost the same, except that the sports version has behind-the-ear fasteners for secure fixation.

Everything for sports

The A890BL is available in 4 colours: green, red, black and white. On the flat cable connecting the two headphones is a standard remote control with three buttons and a microUSB connector for charging. The kit includes a clip for additional fixation of the headphones on clothes, and three sets of nozzles of different sizes. In general, everything is convenient, and the design is thought out so that contact with sweat is not terrible.

Technology

The model claims support for Bluetooth 4.0 and simultaneous connection to two devices — Multipoint. Pairing is fast and stable.

In addition, the manufacturer has introduced Qualcomm cvc 6.0 processor noise reduction technology into the microphone of the model., significantly improving voice quality during hands free calls.

battery life

In terms of battery life, we did not expect miracles, and they did not happen. Claimed to work in talk mode 6 hours, and not a word about battery life when listening to music. Empirically, we managed to find out that at a volume of 70%, the headphones play a little less than 4 hours. In general, not a lot, but more than enough for the duration of the workout.

Sound

We were not going to make any claims to the sound of the wireless model costing 17 USD, if we had not heard before that how the Bluedio TE sounded a dollar more expensive. Compared to them, the sound of the A890BL is frankly budgetary, with raised highs and flat bass. Equalizer can improve the situation a little, but not much. All the same, there is no aptX support here.

As a result, we get simple and comfortable headphones for people who lead an active lifestyle and do not make high demands on sound.