Awei AT7 Bluetooth Wireless Stereo Headphone

Awei AT7 Bluetooth Wireless Stereo Headphone

Seventy hours from a 600mAh cell is the headline here, and it is a genuinely large battery for an over-ear pair at this price. Compare it across our headphones.

What seventy hours actually means

It means you stop thinking about charging. At a couple of hours of listening a day, that is a month between charges — long enough that the habit becomes charging it when you remember rather than when it dies. Read the figure as measured at moderate volume, as every manufacturer's is; loud listening will cut into it. But even at half the rating this is a headphone you charge monthly rather than nightly, which is a different relationship with a device.

How it compares to the AT8

Awei sells these two at almost the same price and they are easy to confuse. The AT7 has the bigger battery — 600mAh against 400 — and roughly 70 hours against 40. The AT8 folds down for packing, adds a noise-reducing microphone and voice assistant support, and takes a fifteen-minute quick charge. So the AT7 is the endurance one and the AT8 is the travel one. Neither is simply better.

Drivers and controls

Forty-millimetre drivers at 32Ω, which is a standard over-ear configuration any phone or laptop can drive at full volume without an amplifier. Controls are physical buttons rather than a touch panel, which is worth noting: buttons work with cold hands and gloves and never trigger by accident, at the cost of being less elegant.

Buying from Kolorob

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