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Vivo 2 Wireless Headset for Athletes

10.11.2022

BBK subsidiary Vivo has launched a new wireless neckband headset in China. The Vivo 2 Wireless Sports Headset uses a neck strap, which is excellent, but what should stand out more is the 12 hours of music playback sustained by the battery under the hood. The product is extremely affordable as it starts at just 119 yuan ($16).

Since it's a relatively cheap product, don't expect much from it in terms of configuration, but that's not the case. Headphones with a neck brace are very light, weighing only 18 grams. It adopts the exclusive design of horn ears, which can fit snugly in the ear without any discomfort. Since these are sports headphones, it is important that they fit snugly around your ears.

The built-in 11,2mm moving coil is equipped with a polymer diaphragm. It also uses a Japanese Daikoku copper-clad aluminum voice coil to improve high-frequency sound output. The headset is also configured by the Vivo Golden Ear acoustic team to balance the three frequencies.

The Wireless Sports Headset 2 uses the Bluetooth 5.0 chip, and the audio latency during gaming can be reduced to at least 80ms. The high-sensitivity microphone designed in the headset's built-in control position supports noise reduction during calls, making daily calls and voices in games clearer.

As already noted, the headphones support up to 12 hours of music playback when fully charged. Even if the battery is dead, there is no reason to worry because the headphones have a flash charging function. A 10-minute charge can provide up to 3 hours of music playback, which is great.

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