--- product_id: 767348904 title: "Wireless Earbuds, Noise Cancelling Dolby Atmos Bluetooth Earbuds" brand: "technics" price: "€ 515.49" currency: EUR in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Technics" url: https://www.desertcart.hr/products/767348904-wireless-earbuds-noise-cancelling-dolby-atmos-bluetooth-earbuds store_origin: HR region: Croatia --- # Dolby Atmos with Head Tracking 10h playback + 28h with case AI Adaptive Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds, Noise Cancelling Dolby Atmos Bluetooth Earbuds **Brand:** technics **Price:** € 515.49 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🎶 Elevate your soundscape—hear every detail, anywhere, anytime. ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Wireless Earbuds, Noise Cancelling Dolby Atmos Bluetooth Earbuds by technics - **How much does it cost?** € 515.49 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hr](https://www.desertcart.hr/products/767348904-wireless-earbuds-noise-cancelling-dolby-atmos-bluetooth-earbuds) ## Best For - technics enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted technics brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Long-Lasting Battery Life:** Up to 10 hours nonstop playback, 28 hours with charging case—power through your day. - • **Sleek, Lightweight Design:** 16% lighter and 10% smaller than previous models for all-day comfort and style. - • **Immersive Dolby Atmos Sound:** Experience 3D spatial audio that moves with you for next-level immersion. - • **Seamless Multipoint Connectivity:** Effortlessly switch between 3 devices without missing a beat. - • **AI-Powered Adaptive Noise Cancelling:** Automatically tunes out distractions so you stay focused anywhere. ## Overview Technics EAH-AZ100 True Wireless Earbuds combine cutting-edge AI-driven adaptive noise cancellation, Dolby Atmos with head tracking, and high-resolution planar magnetic drivers to deliver crystal-clear, immersive audio. With up to 10 hours of playback (28 with charging case), a lightweight ergonomic design, and multipoint Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity, these earbuds are engineered for professionals who demand premium sound and seamless device switching on the go. ## Description The EAH-AZ100 True Wireless earbuds deliver immersive audio, advanced noise cancellation, and crystal-clear calls. These noise-cancelling earbuds and lightweight in-ear headphones feature AI-powered spatial audio, Dolby Atmos, and head tracking for better sound quality and lifelike audio playback.High-resolution sound and magnetic fluid drivers provide rich bass, smooth mids, and clear highs for premium sound and performance. Adaptive noise cancellation adjusts to your environment, while Voice Focus AI supports clear hands-free communication during a board meeting, remote work, or while commuting.Designed for lasting comfort, each headphone fits securely in your ears for all-day comfort at the gym, during your commute, or throughout the workday. These wireless earbuds also support 3-device multipoint pairing for easy switching between Bluetooth devices.The compact Technics EAH-AZ100 earbuds (auriculares bluetooth inalámbricos) deliver up to 10 hours of music playback with noise cancellation enabled and up to 28 hours with the charging case, combining portability with reliable premium wireless performance wherever you go. Review: PHENOMENAL! Exceptional sound, unbelievable call quality - I bought these for the rave reviews I'd read about the exceptional sound for music playback - which is absolutely incredible - but a surprise feature is the call quality, in terms of what the microphones can pickup: and what these block out. With the "AI" feature turned on, it eliminates background noise on your side. It's so good it's wild. Let's talk about the call quality first. This is a game changer for me, as I'm on MS Teams calls throughout the day - and I have young kids at home as well, plus I will sometimes I have to speak on a call and I'm in the car or not quite in the house and it's windy out. Being on the go is not really something you want to convey in a work call. I picked these up before heading to Disneyland the week of Thanksgiving with the kiddos. While there, my sister called. There were no less than one million people there at that time, many talking near me, music in the background, all this sound. She asked where I was. I said, "Disneyland." She was surprised because she couldn't hear anything in the background. So I looked into it and found out the "AI" voice call setting was flipped on by default. You can actually test this yourself in the accompanying Technics phone app. In the test, it'll continuously record your voice and play it back on a few-second delay. With the AI enhancement OFF, it's great at capturing sound around you like typical earbuds. With it on, it's ultra clear and only your voice. I mean, it's so good I've been telling everyone I know about these. Today I was sitting next to my 3YO, 6" away, who was actively screaming at the 5YO, 3' away. Whoever I'm talking to *cannot hear this*!! I've even been at a DIY car wash with the sprayer in my hand, full blast, on a windy day. While I didn't hear that audio myself, the person I called said they couldn't really hear anything in the background. I seriously cannot believe how good these are. I'm so confident in how well they block out background sound that I will do dishes while I'm unmuted on small group work call. (For much larger group calls, I don't need to experiment: I'll be muted in Teams, turn off my microphone on my phone, and mute these as well.) One feature I haven't tried yet: there's even an AI feature to block background noise on the other end of the call, too. So if your friend is in a noise place, it can block *their* background noise for you. I haven't encountered this scenario yet but I bet it works great. Audio quality is outstanding. There's a built-in EQ, plus your phone's as well, of course. Between the two - and the Dolby Atmos on my Samsung - the bass is surprisingly deep, mid and highs clear, and they have a great sound stage. I listed to music from Qobuz (CD quality at minimum) and very much appreciate HiFi audio. It's fun to listen to music all over again on these earbuds. There's some kind of Dolby Atmos feature built into these where the sound changes if you move your head around. I haven't played with that yet. You also have options to block out background noise when listening to audio (a few ANC settings) and the pass-through feature, too, which lets in background sound and has a voice focus setting that works great. What else: they connect to multiple sources, are comfortable to wear (I can have them in for a few hours straight), and I haven't had issues with battery life despite wearing them for calls much of the day. I'm still getting used to the button taps on the right and left earbuds (one tap for this, long tap for another feature) but these are customizable, too. I would say the one part I'm getting used to is the size. Maybe it's the drivers that make them a little bit bigger. I'm coming from the Jabra Elite 7 Pro's and also the Anker Soundcore sleep buds (which are much smaller and flush with your ear, of course) - so these feel a touch larger. But for the top-notch audio quality and amazing ability to block my background noise for call recipients, it's not an issue. These were on sale before Thanksgiving - maybe check the price history - but for the features here and my new ability to actively move around without concern on work or personal calls, the value is unsurpassed. I absolutely love these and would encourage you to buy them if you want amazing earbuds for music and voice calls. Review: Surprise! - I bought this because my over-the-ear cans were too bulky when I was out and about town, and my other set of earbuds did not cancel ambient noise on my side when I was on calls. The over-the-ears I will be comparing them to are my Sennheiser BT450s, and my Bose NC700, and the TWS in my comparison are my B&W Pi8's, though I will mention my experience with Sony WF1000M3 that I used to own and a recent LG TWS. What I discovered in half a week of using my Technics AZ100's is that they are surprisingly good earbuds for a reason I didn't consider previously. Drivers and EQ I have experienced with a few headphones, TWS or otherwise, a hiss. The headphones would cancel noise well enough when there is noise, but when there isn't or during quiet moments in a video, there would be a hiss. The AZ100 doesn't have a hiss that I have been able to detect. Above that, the app offers the most precise EQ of all of my devices. Most just offer three frequency ranges, Bass, Mid, and Highs. This app offers seven, eight? The SoundGuys website commented the factory tuning is clumsy and bass heavy. If you take the time with these equalizers, you can get closer to the ideal EQ settings than if you only had three bars to adjust. I would say these drivers produce sound that is equal to any Sennheiser I have used. Out of the box, they sound like my Bose NC700 with punchier percussions -- which is really nice. These are more capable drivers than Sony's and LG's in-ears. I haven't gotten them to sound as good as my BW Pi8, but I'm being picky and the Pi8 are 33% more expensive. Call Quality The only weakness of my Pi8 is that it lets in too much ambient noise when I'm on a call. One time, I was doing the dishes and the AC was blowing, and my mother, who is hard of hearing, was able to call out every one of my activities. I guess it is a way to make the other party feel like they're right there with you, but I don't think that's what most people mean when they say that. I repeated the same test with the AZ100 and my mother could not tell when I turned on the tap or stopped it, when the AC kicked in or stopped, or when I was next to my audible dishwasher. The complaint from mom was that my voice sounded robotic and occasionally I'd sound farther away. The other party on the other end was easy to hear for me. This was not anything that was a weakness of any of my earphones, but I believe with the AZ100, their voice is processed via the EQ. ANC. The Pi8's ANC design is quite nice in that, around the office or at a restaurant, it lets in some of the ambient sound but doesn't let it interfere with what I'm listening to. I hear my environment, so I don't miss my colleague asking for my attention or my server approaching. I hear things but I don't, if that makes sense. The reason I mention that is that the AZ100 doesn't seem to be so well tuned in that regard. At a restaurant playing loud music, it is fainter, but my podcast is still competing against it. At the same time, in the office, faint sounds drop off into near silence but louder sounds don't seem to be affected. At its best, the AZ100 perform as well as my Bose NC700 or the Sony WF1000M3, but I feel this isn't going to be one of its best traits. It's still very good, mind you -- I'm pitting it against class leading cans of the last few years after all -- but if this is something that is very important to you above all else, then it's probably not the best TWS for you. Portability and Touch Controls The case is tiny. I alternate between these and my Pi8 on the weekdays. I carry both in my pocket. This case is smaller, lighter. I did not perform a drop test, because they're new and they're expensive. I did perform drop tests by accident on my Pi8's. Both the case and buds were dropped from hip height and ear height onto tile with no apparent scuffs to the plastic shell or the internal electronics. The touch controls of the AZ100 are more responsive, it felt. The Surprise The AZ100 went in a different direction than the other buds in one major way. They are extremely light. They are lighter than any of the buds I have ever worn. This has a surprising effect. The buds stay very stable in the ear. I can turn my head quickly, and they won't go flying out. I can walk around, and there isn't even the slightest bit of movement. (In my review of the Sony WF1000M3, I commented that they were so heavy and jutted out so much that once, when I was crossing a street and hurried just a little at the end, the buds fell and I was lucky enough to catch them.) Something like that probably won't happen with these, though, once again, I won't be repeating that experiment. These are a compelling entry into the TWS field. If these were released the same time as the WF1000M3, these are probably better in every category except for the ANC tunings. These are better than the LGs, but the LG's offer a UV self-cleaning feature. And the AZ100 can compete directly against many of the higher-end over-the-ear headphones. ## Features - Next-Level Innovation: Technics AZ100 earbuds wireless bluetooth give an unrivaled listening experience using AI technologies that adapt sound to your environment; enjoy immersive listening and seamless calls anywhere, from the board room to the green - Dolby Atmos Earbuds with Head Tracking: Bluetooth earbuds with advanced spatial audio for total immersion; head tracking responds to head movement, so when you turn left, sounds come from your right; great for movie and music lovers - Mind-Blowing Hi-Res Sound from Technics Technologies: Hear new detail and clarity; magnetic fluid drivers provide low distortion, accurate bass, smoother mid-high frequencies, and a wide range of sound with these wireless earbuds with microphone - Adaptive Noise Cancelling Earbuds: Auto noise-cancelling technology responds to the environment for highest performance; Voice Focus AI chip in Technics earbuds ensures clear voice call quality; 3-point multipoint connection lets you prioritize devices - True Wireless Earbuds with Long Battery Life: 10% smaller and 16% lighter than award winning Technics EAH-AZ80 ear buds, with lower-profile shape to fit your ear contours; up to 10 hours of playback with noise cancellation (28 hours with charging case) ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B0FP4SCNWD | | Additional Features | Adaptive Noise Cancelling, Dolby Atmos with Head Tracking, AI-powered Spatial Audio | | Age Range Description | Adult | | Audio Driver Type | Planar Magnetic Driver | | Battery Average Life | 10 hours | | Best Sellers Rank | #3,015 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #257 in Earbud & In-Ear Headphones | | Bluetooth Version | 5.3 | | Brand | Technics | | Brand Name | Technics | | Built-In Media | Ear Cushions, Wireless Charging Case | | Cable Features | Without Cable | | Color | Blue | | Compatible Devices | Smartphones, Laptops, TVs | | Connectivity Technology | Wireless | | Control Method | Touch | | Customer Reviews | 3.9 out of 5 stars 1,411 Reviews | | Ear Placement | In Ear | | Earpiece Shape | rounded tip | | Enclosure Material | Plastic | | Form Factor | In Ear | | Headphone Folding Features | In Ear | | Headphone Jack | No Jack | | Headphones Ear Placement | In Ear | | Headphones Jack | No Jack | | Item Weight | 1.76 ounces | | Manufacturer | Technics | | Model Name | Technics Reference Class Hi-Fi True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds | | Model Number | EAH-AZ100-A | | Noise Control | Adaptive Noise Cancellation | | Number of Items | 1 | | Number of Power Levels | 15 | | Specific Uses For Product | Entertainment | | UPC | 885170447103 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | | Warranty Description | 1 Year Manufacturer | | Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant | | Wireless Technology | Bluetooth | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Technics - **Color:** Blue - **Ear Placement:** In Ear - **Form Factor:** In Ear - **Noise Control:** Adaptive Noise Cancellation ## Images ![Wireless Earbuds, Noise Cancelling Dolby Atmos Bluetooth Earbuds - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71BJZD-vk8L.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Color** options. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ PHENOMENAL! Exceptional sound, unbelievable call quality *by B***Y on February 16, 2026* I bought these for the rave reviews I'd read about the exceptional sound for music playback - which is absolutely incredible - but a surprise feature is the call quality, in terms of what the microphones can pickup: and what these block out. With the "AI" feature turned on, it eliminates background noise on your side. It's so good it's wild. Let's talk about the call quality first. This is a game changer for me, as I'm on MS Teams calls throughout the day - and I have young kids at home as well, plus I will sometimes I have to speak on a call and I'm in the car or not quite in the house and it's windy out. Being on the go is not really something you want to convey in a work call. I picked these up before heading to Disneyland the week of Thanksgiving with the kiddos. While there, my sister called. There were no less than one million people there at that time, many talking near me, music in the background, all this sound. She asked where I was. I said, "Disneyland." She was surprised because she couldn't hear anything in the background. So I looked into it and found out the "AI" voice call setting was flipped on by default. You can actually test this yourself in the accompanying Technics phone app. In the test, it'll continuously record your voice and play it back on a few-second delay. With the AI enhancement OFF, it's great at capturing sound around you like typical earbuds. With it on, it's ultra clear and only your voice. I mean, it's so good I've been telling everyone I know about these. Today I was sitting next to my 3YO, 6" away, who was actively screaming at the 5YO, 3' away. Whoever I'm talking to *cannot hear this*!! I've even been at a DIY car wash with the sprayer in my hand, full blast, on a windy day. While I didn't hear that audio myself, the person I called said they couldn't really hear anything in the background. I seriously cannot believe how good these are. I'm so confident in how well they block out background sound that I will do dishes while I'm unmuted on small group work call. (For much larger group calls, I don't need to experiment: I'll be muted in Teams, turn off my microphone on my phone, and mute these as well.) One feature I haven't tried yet: there's even an AI feature to block background noise on the other end of the call, too. So if your friend is in a noise place, it can block *their* background noise for you. I haven't encountered this scenario yet but I bet it works great. Audio quality is outstanding. There's a built-in EQ, plus your phone's as well, of course. Between the two - and the Dolby Atmos on my Samsung - the bass is surprisingly deep, mid and highs clear, and they have a great sound stage. I listed to music from Qobuz (CD quality at minimum) and very much appreciate HiFi audio. It's fun to listen to music all over again on these earbuds. There's some kind of Dolby Atmos feature built into these where the sound changes if you move your head around. I haven't played with that yet. You also have options to block out background noise when listening to audio (a few ANC settings) and the pass-through feature, too, which lets in background sound and has a voice focus setting that works great. What else: they connect to multiple sources, are comfortable to wear (I can have them in for a few hours straight), and I haven't had issues with battery life despite wearing them for calls much of the day. I'm still getting used to the button taps on the right and left earbuds (one tap for this, long tap for another feature) but these are customizable, too. I would say the one part I'm getting used to is the size. Maybe it's the drivers that make them a little bit bigger. I'm coming from the Jabra Elite 7 Pro's and also the Anker Soundcore sleep buds (which are much smaller and flush with your ear, of course) - so these feel a touch larger. But for the top-notch audio quality and amazing ability to block my background noise for call recipients, it's not an issue. These were on sale before Thanksgiving - maybe check the price history - but for the features here and my new ability to actively move around without concern on work or personal calls, the value is unsurpassed. I absolutely love these and would encourage you to buy them if you want amazing earbuds for music and voice calls. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Surprise! *by C***E on May 3, 2025* I bought this because my over-the-ear cans were too bulky when I was out and about town, and my other set of earbuds did not cancel ambient noise on my side when I was on calls. The over-the-ears I will be comparing them to are my Sennheiser BT450s, and my Bose NC700, and the TWS in my comparison are my B&W Pi8's, though I will mention my experience with Sony WF1000M3 that I used to own and a recent LG TWS. What I discovered in half a week of using my Technics AZ100's is that they are surprisingly good earbuds for a reason I didn't consider previously. Drivers and EQ I have experienced with a few headphones, TWS or otherwise, a hiss. The headphones would cancel noise well enough when there is noise, but when there isn't or during quiet moments in a video, there would be a hiss. The AZ100 doesn't have a hiss that I have been able to detect. Above that, the app offers the most precise EQ of all of my devices. Most just offer three frequency ranges, Bass, Mid, and Highs. This app offers seven, eight? The SoundGuys website commented the factory tuning is clumsy and bass heavy. If you take the time with these equalizers, you can get closer to the ideal EQ settings than if you only had three bars to adjust. I would say these drivers produce sound that is equal to any Sennheiser I have used. Out of the box, they sound like my Bose NC700 with punchier percussions -- which is really nice. These are more capable drivers than Sony's and LG's in-ears. I haven't gotten them to sound as good as my BW Pi8, but I'm being picky and the Pi8 are 33% more expensive. Call Quality The only weakness of my Pi8 is that it lets in too much ambient noise when I'm on a call. One time, I was doing the dishes and the AC was blowing, and my mother, who is hard of hearing, was able to call out every one of my activities. I guess it is a way to make the other party feel like they're right there with you, but I don't think that's what most people mean when they say that. I repeated the same test with the AZ100 and my mother could not tell when I turned on the tap or stopped it, when the AC kicked in or stopped, or when I was next to my audible dishwasher. The complaint from mom was that my voice sounded robotic and occasionally I'd sound farther away. The other party on the other end was easy to hear for me. This was not anything that was a weakness of any of my earphones, but I believe with the AZ100, their voice is processed via the EQ. ANC. The Pi8's ANC design is quite nice in that, around the office or at a restaurant, it lets in some of the ambient sound but doesn't let it interfere with what I'm listening to. I hear my environment, so I don't miss my colleague asking for my attention or my server approaching. I hear things but I don't, if that makes sense. The reason I mention that is that the AZ100 doesn't seem to be so well tuned in that regard. At a restaurant playing loud music, it is fainter, but my podcast is still competing against it. At the same time, in the office, faint sounds drop off into near silence but louder sounds don't seem to be affected. At its best, the AZ100 perform as well as my Bose NC700 or the Sony WF1000M3, but I feel this isn't going to be one of its best traits. It's still very good, mind you -- I'm pitting it against class leading cans of the last few years after all -- but if this is something that is very important to you above all else, then it's probably not the best TWS for you. Portability and Touch Controls The case is tiny. I alternate between these and my Pi8 on the weekdays. I carry both in my pocket. This case is smaller, lighter. I did not perform a drop test, because they're new and they're expensive. I did perform drop tests by accident on my Pi8's. Both the case and buds were dropped from hip height and ear height onto tile with no apparent scuffs to the plastic shell or the internal electronics. The touch controls of the AZ100 are more responsive, it felt. The Surprise The AZ100 went in a different direction than the other buds in one major way. They are extremely light. They are lighter than any of the buds I have ever worn. This has a surprising effect. The buds stay very stable in the ear. I can turn my head quickly, and they won't go flying out. I can walk around, and there isn't even the slightest bit of movement. (In my review of the Sony WF1000M3, I commented that they were so heavy and jutted out so much that once, when I was crossing a street and hurried just a little at the end, the buds fell and I was lucky enough to catch them.) Something like that probably won't happen with these, though, once again, I won't be repeating that experiment. These are a compelling entry into the TWS field. If these were released the same time as the WF1000M3, these are probably better in every category except for the ANC tunings. These are better than the LGs, but the LG's offer a UV self-cleaning feature. And the AZ100 can compete directly against many of the higher-end over-the-ear headphones. ### ⭐ Amazon is not what it used to be... *by D***A on September 17, 2026* Sadly... Amazon is simply not what it used to be. Beyond poor customer service. Inaccurate product information and representation. Poor inspection of refurbished and/or used products. Despite the reviews you see here on Amazon, redditors and other reviewers rave about the Technics AZ100 earbuds, so I thought I'd give them a shot since I'm looking for earbuds that check all the boxes when it comes to sound quality, call quality, strong ANC, great battery life, and overall reliability. I received a pair of heavily used, filled with earwax, crusty, etc, pair of Technics AZ100. These earbuds were inspected and shipped directly from Amazon, not a third party company. I reached out to Amazon to submit a formal complaint for shipping out a fairly expensive set of earbuds in such poor shape, plus for the inconvenience since I use these earbuds for work. The Amazon representative talked me into keeping them and giving me a $100 Amazon gift card plus an additional 20% off. I bit my tongue and accepted the order. That was an awful idea. After carefully cleaning off the earbuds and case, I charged them up and popped the earbuds in and connected them to my phone. First issue happened immediately. The left earbud paired flawlessly, but the right earbud had a wobbly bass sound, almost like a pressurized sound going on and off and then it would pair after about 10 seconds. Once paired, the earbuds were were extremely quiet, and tinny sounding, which I know is not an accurate description from current/past users. Even with turning the volume up, it wouldn't get loud. I also tried making calls with the AZ100... A major letdown. I was told by friends and family that the quality at best was about a 5/10. I do believe I received a defective pair of Technics AZ100. It's a shame. What's really sad is I don't feel like typing out the rest of my poor customer service experience with Amazon and the return process... Amazon has been failing me so much lately that I contemplate whether or not they're worth having anymore. Amazon is no longer as convenient as they once were. 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