WPOW W8 Wireless Earbuds User Guide

: June 3, 2024
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WPOW W8 Wireless Earbuds

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Specifications

PRODUCT DIMENSIONS: 97 x 1.57 x 1.18 inches
ITEM WEIGHT: 84 ounces
BATTERIES: 2 Lithium Polymer batteries
FORM FACTOR: In Ear
CONNECTIVITY TECHNOLOGY: Wireless
BRAND: WPOW

Introduction

The sophisticated Environmental noise cancelling technology used in the WPOW wireless earphones. Environmental Noise Canceling (ENC) technology with dual microphones isolates background noise to produce call quality that is crystal clear. Your caller will hear a very quiet and distinct voice, which will increase customer interest in your business. Professional Call Headphones from WPOW have a 10.0mm speaker with crystal clear treble. 4 microphones provide calls that are up to twice as clear as those made by competing truly wireless earbuds with Hi Quality Sound. This headset is a fantastic option if you make and receive a lot of calls each day.

Active Noise Cancelling (ANC) actively reduces outside noise. When you need to hear the environment around you, switch to transparency mode. For a more natural listening experience, external-facing microphones allow the sounds of your surrounds to come back in.

What’s In the Box?

Earbuds
Charging Case
USB Charging Cable
User Manual

Extended Battery Life

Extra-long waiting

The charging compartment is used for over 30 hours, and the greatest continuous talk duration is 6 hours. When the headphones are placed in the charging chamber, they begin to charge automatically. The charging chamber will be finished in less than two hours thanks to fast charging. Talk on the headset for around 30 hours. This headset is a great option if you make and receive a lot of calls each day.

Ergonomic planning

Your ears will be incredibly comfortable and pain-free because to the ergonomic design, which is ideal for most people’s ears. Suitable for all-day wear. In order to be 100% safe and stable while running, cycling, training, jogging, hiking, fitness, etc., the tiny and comfy earplug design fits all shapes of ears comfortably.

Stereophonic and immersive audio

Bluetooth 5.1 technology is cutting-edge. Stereo surround sound in 3D with strong bass balance. When talking and listening to music, the signal is strong and the connection is stable. HFP, A2DP, HSP, and AVRCP are all supported by WPOW W8, considerably enhancing transmission speed and giving you a low delay listening experience.

Excellent system for ensuring product quality

Our manufacturing facility has extensive expertise manufacturing OEM products for numerous well-known international brands. A sizable number of Bluetooth headsets are exported annually to nations throughout the globe. Product excellence is ensured.

Note

Products with electrical plugs are made with American consumers in mind. Because outlets and voltage vary from country to country, this device might need an adapter or converter to be used where you are travelling. Before buying, kindly verify compatibility.

Frequently Asked Questions

How durable are noise-canceling earbuds?****

Sustainability According to Bose, with regular use, the earbuds’ batteries should provide at least 5,000 hours of playback while still holding at least 80% of their original capacity. This translates to more than 208 days of nonstop listening.

Be noisy Earbuds that block out all noise?****

Headphones with noise cancellation or noise isolation greatly reduce background noise. However, they are unable to entirely mute your environment. As previously established, noise-isolating headphones build a physical wall to block out sounds from the environment.

What occurs if you use noise-canceling headphones for an extended period of time?****

Jaw pain, headaches, vertigo, and ear pressure are some of the most typical issues with noise-canceling headphones. Particularly, the ear pressure is comparable to the kind of ear pressure one experiences in an ascending flight.

What can I expect from earbuds that block out noise?****

By removing distracting outside sounds, noise cancellation improves the listening experience. Note: In a quiet setting, the noise cancelling effect might not be as strong or you might still hear some sound.

Is noise cancellation ear protection?****

They are made to provide you with a high-fidelity listening experience and to muffle lower frequency sounds, but they won’t shield your ears from extremely loud noises. In fact, if utilized in a noisy environment where high frequencies are predominating, they may actually increase the risk of hearing loss.

Can you fall asleep while using noise-canceling earbuds?****

Yes, to answer briefly. When it comes to suppressing background noises like snoring, ANC headphones are significantly better. Low-frequency sounds are easily detected by noise-cancelling headphones. Airplane engines, air conditioners, and yes, even snoring, are examples of such noises.

Does noise cancellation require a bigger battery?****

The battery life of your headphones will be reduced if ANC is enabled. Therefore, you can disable ANC to conserve battery life if you don’t care too much about noise when travelling for a long time.

How does noise cancellation impact the sound?****

It’s true that active noise-canceling headphones can degrade sound quality when ANC is turned on, and ANC does affect how your music is reproduced. Please keep in mind that, especially if your headsets use Feedforward ANC, you probably won’t always notice a change.

How many hours a day should earphones be worn?****

When analysing headphones and hearing loss, the length of exposure to noise is also a crucial consideration. According to Dr. Foy, you should only listen to MP3 players for a total of 60 minutes per day at volumes no higher than 60% of their maximum settings. “Your duration should be shortened the louder the volume.

My ears hurt when I use noise cancellation, why?****

When you initially put on noise-cancelling headphones, you can get a pressure- like sensation in your ears, as if you wanted to “burst” them. This happens because, similar to when you rise in an aero plane, your brain interprets the absence of low-frequency sound as a pressure difference between your inner and outer ears.