Awei AT6 Wireless Stereo Overhead Headphone

Awei AT6 Wireless Stereo Overhead Headphone

A budget over-ear pair with a microSD slot, which means it plays music with no phone involved at all. Compare it across our headphones.

The card slot is the reason to buy it

Load audio files onto a microSD card, insert it, and the headphones become the music player. That matters in specific situations: at the gym where you would rather not carry a phone, on a run, or anywhere you want music without a device in your pocket that can be lost or damaged. Very few headphones at any price still include this, and at this price it is close to unique. If you want the same capability with a much larger battery, the Hoco W35 Max also has a card slot and is rated at ninety hours.

Battery and charging

The 300mAh cell is rated at roughly twenty-five hours of music or thirteen of talk time, and charges over USB Type-C in about ninety minutes. Type-C is worth having at this price, where Micro USB is still common — it means one cable type for your phone and your headphones rather than keeping an old cable alive for one device.

Drivers and connection

Forty-millimetre drivers at 32Ω, which is a standard over-ear configuration and easy for a phone to drive without an amplifier. Bluetooth 5.3 runs on the AC6955F chipset with a range of about ten metres, which is line-of-sight — walls and bodies reduce it, as they do for every Bluetooth device. A built-in microphone handles calls.

Buying from Kolorob

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