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This section lets you choose products with specific capabilities, like 'Bluetooth' or 'Noise-Cancelling'. Select the features you want, to find equipment that matches your needs.
Battery Life
Battery life tells you how long the headphones or speakers can last on a single charge. Look for higher numbers, like 20 hours or more, for longer listening time
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Battery Charging Time
Charging time tells you how long it takes to fully recharge your headphones or speakers. Look for shorter times, like 2 hours or less, for quicker recharges.
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Lowest Frequency
The lowest frequency a headphone or speaker can play is how deep or 'bassy' the sound gets. Look for lower numbers (like around 20Hz) for richer bass.
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Highest Frequency
The highest frequency a headphone or speaker can play affects how sharp or clear the treble is. Look for higher numbers (like around 20kHz) for crisper highs.
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Bass Amplitude
Amplitude for bass shows how powerful or deep the bass feels. Look for higher numbers, like +5dB or more, for stronger, punchier bass.
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Middle Frequency Amplitude
Amplitude for mid frequencies controls how clear voices and instruments sound. A good range is around 0 to +3 dB for balanced, clear mids.
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Treble Amplitude
Amplitude for treble affects how sharp and detailed the highs sound. Look for 0 to +5 dB for brighter, crisper treble.
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Total Harmonic Distortion
Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) measures how clean the sound is. Lower numbers, like 0.1% or less, mean clearer, more accurate sound with minimal distortion.
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Crosstalk
Crosstalk measures how much sound from one channel leaks into the other. Lower numbers, like -60 dB or lower, mean better stereo separation and clearer sound.
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Impedance
Impedance measures how much power headphones or speakers need. Look for lower numbers like 16-32 ohms for portable devices, and higher numbers like 80 ohms or more for home or studio equipment.
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