Harman Kardon, manufacturers of some of the world’s most staggering audiophonic instruments, are back in our attention with another wonderful creation, joining the headphones industry this time. They are not only renowned for indoor sound instruments, but also for supplying sound parts to fabled car manufacturers like Mercedes-Benz, Land Rover, BMW and many more.
As they’ve coincided with Apples WDDC 2012 convention, they’ve launched their first portable audio collection, which also includes the BT Headphones. And we’re going to present them a bit more detailed.
The BT Headphones are the peak of Harman Kardon’s new lines. They feature wireless connection to any portable audio devices via Bluetooth, which is also the source of the BT designation. Thanks to the advanced audio coding technology (also known as AAC) and Apt-X encoding, wireless sound reproductions are crystal clear.
In terms of control, the headphones feature playback buttons on the ear-cup, alongside a “closed back” design which effectively plays down all sorts of external noises. The metal headbands of these headphones are objects of choice, from large to small ones, allowing music lovers to personalize their experiences as they please.
The BT Headphones come in a premium carrying case with all sorts of equipment, various cabling and I/O. They feature battery life of 40 hours per charge, but they can also be used while connected to any audio devices. They are currently available for $249,95 through Apple Store.
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