LG revolutionizes the world of gadgets with a new concept of smart headphones that combine design, power and lots of battery.
Space, updated drivers, graphene. LG started from here to revolutionize its new gadgets which indicate a new way for the smart headphones of the South Korean multinational which produces electronic products, mobile phones and petrochemical products, but which also wants to further establish itself in the gadget market segment.
Space, we were saying. Until now the focus had been on an important charging case but also a little too bulky, complex to carry compared to most of the best true wireless earphones. A corner that LG has rounded off. But the news on the nine smart headphones from the South Korean giant do not only focus on the design, but also and above all on other aspects, it is no coincidence that one of the most interesting changes concerns that 11 mm dynamic driver, not only enlarged. But also characterized by something other than carbon, that “material of the future” identified in graphene.
LG, as the world’s first wireless smart headphones that support Dolby Head Tracking
The LG T90 series Dolby Atmos earphones come to attention as the world’s first wireless smart headphones that support Dolby Head Tracking, a type of software capable of adapting audio output to head movement on the fly, now available across all content and devices, where the difference is natural, immersive sound. It will be as if a virtual sound dome is formed around your head, as if you were listening to the sounds live.
Three-dimensional sound, therefore. One of the features of LG’s new smart headphones. Which, taking advantage of the Dolby Virtualizer expands the spatiality of the audio to offer a live listening experience; through the Optimizer, however, the sound performance is improved without distortion, even by raising the volume. Graphene plays a very important role in this new gadget: light like a sheet of paper but resistant like metal, it makes the sound more intense, goodbye annoying vibrations.
The update on the T90S from LG also allows you to support high resolution audio up to 24 bit/96 kHz. Last but not least Plug & Wireless: the earphone case works as a transmitter for any device, which means that you can connect the case to an airplane entertainment system, but also to the audio port of a game controller or to your work PC and listen to audio on your earphones without having to pair Bluetooth. Practically everywhere. The United Kingdom will be the one to test LG’s big gadget innovation, then the rest of the world. The cost? The 229 British pounds should be maintained. Just under 270 euros.
