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Awei AT8 Wireless Overhead Headphone

৳1,050 ৳1,100 Sale

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Key features

Foldable over-ear headphone with Bluetooth 5.4, 40mm drivers and a 400mAh battery rated for 40 hours of playback.

  • Foldable, adjustable design that packs down small

  • 400mAh battery — around 40 hours playback and 40 hours talk

  • A 15-minute charge gives several hours of listening

  • Bluetooth 5.4 on a JL6955 chipset, roughly 10m range

  • 40mm drivers with 20Hz–20kHz frequency response

  • Noise-reducing microphone and voice assistant support

Color Silver
Warranty

Included: 6 Months Official Warranty · 6 months

Warranty terms

6-month official manufacturer warranty, included at no extra cost.

Quantity

  • Dhaka City 1–2 business days, Outside Dhaka 2–5 business days
  • Cash on delivery across Bangladesh
  • Sourced through authorised retailers in Bangladesh
  • 7 days from delivery to start a return
Description

Awei AT8 Wireless Overhead Headphone

The AT8 folds, which sounds trivial until you have tried to fit a pair of rigid over-ear headphones into a bag that already has a laptop in it. Compare it across our headphones.

Folding and quick charging

These are the two features that make the AT8 the travel option in Awei's range. A folding hinge lets the cups collapse inward so the whole thing packs down to roughly a third of its worn size. The fifteen-minute quick charge is the companion feature — the situation folding headphones get used in is the one where you are leaving in a hurry, and a quarter of an hour on the charger giving you several hours of listening is what makes that survivable.

How it compares to the AT7

Priced closely and easily confused. The AT7 has the larger 600mAh battery and roughly 70 hours of playback against the AT8's 400mAh and 40 hours. The AT8 folds, quick-charges, and adds a noise-reducing microphone and voice assistant support. If the headphones live on your desk, take the AT7 for endurance. If they live in a bag, take the AT8.

Drivers and microphone

Forty-millimetre drivers with a quoted 20Hz to 20kHz response, which is the full range of human hearing — a more complete figure than several headphones in this bracket claim, though manufacturer frequency numbers are measured inconsistently and predict sound quality poorly. The noise-reducing microphone works on what your caller hears, filtering background noise out of your voice before it is transmitted. That is a different job from cancelling noise for you, which the AT8 does not do.

Buying from Kolorob

Sourced through authorised retailers in Bangladesh with an official warranty — the term is in the specification above and our warranty policy explains how a claim works.

Specifications
General Information
TypeOver-ear wireless headphone (foldable)
ChipsetJL6955
Audio
Driver40mm
Frequency response20Hz – 20kHz
MicrophoneBuilt-in with noise reduction
Operating frequency2.402 – 2.480 GHz
Battery
Battery capacity400mAh
Charging timeApprox. 2 hours
Music playtimeApprox. 40 hours at 50% volume
Talk timeApprox. 40 hours
Connectivity
Bluetooth version5.4
Transmission rangeUp to 10 metres
Physical Information
ColoursBlack Silver
Power
Charging portUSB Type-C
Warranty Information
Warranty6 months official
Questions and answers
How small does it fold?

The cups collapse inward on a hinge, taking the packed size down to roughly a third of the worn size. That is the difference between headphones that fit in a bag alongside a laptop and ones that do not.

Should I buy the AT8 or the AT7?

The AT8 if the headphones live in a bag — it folds, quick-charges and has a noise-reducing microphone. The AT7 if they live on your desk, because its 600mAh battery gives roughly 70 hours against this one's 40.

What does the noise-reducing microphone do?

It works on what your caller hears, filtering background noise out of your voice before transmission. It does not reduce noise for you — that would be active cancellation, which this model does not have.

Is the fifteen-minute charge useful in practice?

Very. Folding headphones get used when you are leaving in a hurry, which is exactly when you find them flat. A quarter of an hour on the charger giving several hours of listening covers that situation neatly.

Does the 20Hz to 20kHz figure mean it sounds better?

Not reliably. It covers the full range of human hearing, which is a more complete claim than some rivals make. But manufacturers measure this inconsistently, so it is a weak predictor of how a headphone actually sounds.

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