OneOdios new A70 Gen 2 headphones promise 72 hours of wireless playtime — buy now for just $59.99
TL;DR: The OneOdio Fusion A70 Gen 2 headphones are now available in the U.S. for $59.99.
The over-ear headphones feature LDAC-powered Hi-Res Audio, Bluetooth 6.0, app-based EQ customization, and up to 72 hours of wireless playback.
Opens in a new window Credit: OneOdio USA OneOdio Fusion A70 Gen 2 $59.99 at Amazon Get Deal If you're the kind of person who puts on headphones and forgets they're even there, OneOdio's latest offering is designed with you in mind.
The new Fusion A70 Gen 2 headphones are built for long listening sessions, whether you're practicing a DJ set, working on music , or just trying to get through the day with your favorite playlist in your ears.
OneOdio is positioning the A70 Gen 2 as headphones for DJs, musicians, producers, content creators , and audiophiles, but you don't need to be making the next big album to use them.
They're also designed for everyday listening, with 40mm dynamic drivers and an independent acoustic chamber that's meant to give music a wider soundstage and more depth.
Credit: OneOdio USA Credit: OneOdio USA The over-ear headphones come with a long list of upgrades over the original A70.
The headphones support LDAC, which can transmit more audio data than standard Bluetooth , and they're certified for both Hi-Res Audio and Hi-Res Wireless Audio.
The stated frequency response is 20Hz to 40kHz.
The A70 Gen 2 is designed with long sessions in mind.
OneOdio says it has a redesigned headband and ear contact area to make extended wear more comfortable, along with a foldable design that lets you toss the headphones into a bag when you're done.
Battery life is solid, too.
A full charge takes about two hours, so you can get a lot of listening time without constantly hunting for a charging cable.
If you're using the A70 Gen 2 for DJing or music production, wired connectivity is still an option.
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