Audio-Technica QuietPoint ATH-ANC40BT hands-on
Audiophiles aren’t afraid to profess their love for Audio-Technica, especially when the audio manufacturing company has built a solid reputation for itself with its line of headphones. One of its latest offerings in the wireless space is the QuietPoint ATH-ANC40BT, a pair of around-the-neck Bluetooth headphones that features active noise cancellation.
Compared to other similar styles, the QuietPoint ATH-ANC40BT doesn't necessarily flaunt the most attractive or practical design. Quite simply, it's unflattering. Audio-Technica is known to put some effort into its designs, but this one just seems rushed because it lacks any stylish cues to warrant peoples' attention. You basically have two chunk plastic components that are connected with a thin wire, while the earbuds dangle in place while they're not being used.
Even though its design is as bland as they come, we really can't complain about its audio performance in our quick testing. There's a nice contrast with the quality, as it neither really doesn't emphasize one particular audio range over the other. In addition to that, we really love how the active noise cancellation manages to mute ambient background noise – placing the focus squarely on the music.
Audio-Technica QuietPoint ATH-ANC40BT hands-on
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