Manual of product Wings Duo NC
Editorial note
The freeVoice Wings Duo NC stands out for its optimal comfort and sound immersion, making the listening experience particularly enjoyable, even during long sessions. With a modern design in black and silver, these headphones fit perfectly into a professional environment. The microphone's noise-canceling technology ensures clear communications, which is essential for users in an office or call center. Additionally, their lightweight of 70 g makes prolonged wear easy without fatigue, and the wired connectivity guarantees a latency-free experience. However, some drawbacks are worth noting. The exclusively wired connectivity may restrict freedom of movement compared to wireless models. Although the weight is generally considered light, it can become uncomfortable for some users during extended use. The lack of precise data on the frequency and impedance of the headphones and microphone raises questions about the actual audio quality. Furthermore, the in-ear coupling, while effective for immersion, may not suit all users, with some preferring a supra-aural model for increased comfort. Finally, the absence of customization options may disappoint audiophiles seeking a tailored listening experience. In terms of score, the user experience is very good with a score of 85, while audio performance is rated satisfactory with a score of 78, although questions remain. The design receives an excellent score of 90 for its elegance, and the value for money is also good at 80. However, usability is rated at 75 due to connectivity limitations, and the features, while positive, only score 70 because of the lack of customization options. Overall, the freeVoice Wings Duo NC offers a competitive audio experience, with some reservations to consider.Score details
User experience
The user experience is very good thanks to optimal comfort and pleasant sound immersion, even during long listening sessions.
Performance
The audio performance is generally satisfactory, but the lack of specific data on frequency and impedance may raise questions about the actual quality.
Design
The modern and elegant design in black and silver fits perfectly in a professional environment.
Value for money
The value for money is good, especially for a product offering appreciable comfort and sound quality, despite some limitations.
Usability
The use of the headphones is simple, but the wired connectivity may limit freedom of movement.
Features
Features like noise cancellation are a plus, but the lack of customization options may disappoint more demanding users.
Advantages
Optimal comfort for long listening sessions
Noise cancellation for clear communication
Modern and elegant design
Lightweight, no fatigue when worn
Wired connection for zero latency
Disadvantages
Connectivity only with a wire.
Weight of 70 g may be uncomfortable.
Missing audio data, uncertain quality.
In-ear design not suitable for everyone.
No audio customization options.
Technical Specifications Wings Duo NC
General Information
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ModelWINGS DUO NC
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Brand
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Category
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Type
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SKU280881
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MPN280881
Representation / realization
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Recommended useOffice/Call Center
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Type of headsetBinaural
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Portable headset styleHeadband
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Product colorBlack, silver
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Sound pressure level (max)118 dB
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Product typeHeadset
Connectivity
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Connectivity technologyWith wire
Headphones/Earphones
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Ear coupling-
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Headphone frequency- Hz
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Impedance- Ohm
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Type of magnetNeodymium
Microphone
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Microphone frequency- Hz
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Noise-cancelling microphoneYes
Weight and dimensions
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Weight70 g
Packaging contents
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Quantity1
Frequently Asked Questions
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General Information
The freeVoice Wings Duo NC is a model of headphones from the brand freeVoice, known for its commitment to quality and innovation in the audio sector. Identified under the model Wings Duo NC | FW600B, this product is designed to deliver optimal audio performance while enhancing the user experience. Its EAN code, 7640162610346, facilitates its identification in distribution systems.
Recommended Use
These headphones are particularly suited for use in professional environments, such as offices or call centers, and easily connect to a PC or laptop. The binaural design of the headphones offers sound immersion that perfectly adjusts to the users' needs. Their modern aesthetic, with shades of black and silver, gives an elegant look, ideal for a work environment. With a maximum sound pressure level of 118 dB, the Wings Duo NC ensures a pleasant listening experience while preserving auditory comfort.
Connectivity
The freeVoice Wings Duo NC uses wired connectivity technology, allowing for stable and latency-free use, which is particularly beneficial for applications requiring precise audio synchronization.
Headphone Features
The in-ear coupling of these headphones promotes deep sound immersion and prolonged comfort of use. Although the exact frequency and impedance specifications are not provided, the model is equipped with neodymium magnets, ensuring superior audio quality and increased efficiency.
Microphone
The built-in microphone is designed to provide optimal sound quality, although the exact frequency is not specified. It is also equipped with noise-canceling technology, allowing for the minimization of ambient sounds for clear and precise communications during calls or recordings.
Weight and Dimensions
Weighing only 70 g, the freeVoice Wings Duo NC is lightweight and comfortable to wear, making it ideal for extended listening sessions without fatigue.
Packaging Contents
The product is supplied as a single unit, which meets essential needs without unnecessary surplus.
