Edifier Unveils Its New LolliClip Open-Style Wireless Earbuds For Sporty Types

The new LolliClip open style earbuds are designed for sporty types or anyone who needs to be aware ... More of their surroundings.
Award-winning audio brand Edifier has joined the stampede towards open-style earbuds increasingly requested by sporty types or anyone else who needs to be aware of their surroundings while listening to their favorite music.
The new Edifier LolliClip earbuds include adaptive noise cancellation, a secure multi-curve ear hook and immersive spatial audio which can track the user's head movements. The earbuds are also certified for Hi-Res wireless audio and promise a big sound thanks to their large 13mm dynamic drivers featuring a titanium-coated diaphragm.
Equipped with three microphones each side, the Edifier LolliClip earbuds have an AI algorithm for making phone calls clearer. The earbuds have an IP56 rating for resisting dust and water. There is also Multipoint connectivity that offers seamless switching between two Bluetooth host devices.
Each LolliClip earpiece attach to the ear rim with the speaker directed towards the ear canal but ... More without blocking it. The open style leaves the listener aware of what is going on around them.
Users can select advanced ANC levels based on the physical fit of the earbuds and the surrounding conditions. The result, says Edifier, is a clear and immersive listening experience even when in noisy environments, all the while maintaining the comfort of an open-ear design.
An innovative multi-curve ear hook is wrapped in skin-friendly silicone and provides a fit that is both secure and comfortable, making the earbuds suitable for daily use when working out, hiking or enjoying music while working.
Directional acoustics technology used in the Edifier LolliClips reduces any sound leakage even though the earbuds have an open-ear design. The 13mm dynamic drivers are large enough to deliver a sound that's powerful enough for an open design.
Other features on the LolliClip earbuds include support for the Hi-Res LDAC audio codec with a wireless sampling rate up to 96kHz, that's three times the data transmission rate of standard Bluetooth codecs. Hi-Res Wireless certification provides clear and lossless audio and the earbuds feature 360-degree Spatial Audio with real-time head-tracking powered by sensors in each earpiece for an immersive and dynamic sound that can adapts and move with listener.
The Edifier LolliClip earbuds can provide up to 39 hours of playing time with the charge in the ... More earbuds and their storage case.
Audio Channel Detection And Multipoint Connection
With a symmetrical design and intelligent audio channel detection, the LolliClip earbuds are automatically calibrated enabling interchangeable wear on either side so you don't need to check which is the left and right earpiece. Multipoint connectivity lets the LolliClip earbuds pair with two different Bluetooth devices at the same time and then the suer can switch seamlessly between them and have music playing on one device while being able to take phone calls on the other.
Speaking of phone calls, Edifier says the LolliClips have three high-sensitivity microphones in each earpiece backed by an AI algorithm for producing clearer hands-free calls. And if the phone call goes on a bit, the LolliClips can provide up to nine hours of playing time from a single charge. With the power held in the storage case, there is a total of 39 hours playing time. A quick 15-minute charge provides 3 hours of listening time.
These new LolliClip earbuds are compatible with Edifier's latest vesion of its ConneX smartphone app which can unlock additional functions such as heart rate and blood oxygen detection, a drainage function, personalized control settings and much more.
Pricing and Availability:
The Edifier LolliClip earbuds are available in black and white finishes from Amazon and are priced at $129.99.

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