ANKER AeroClip 2 lands in Hong Kong: first to receive Apple MFi certification, AI noise reduction for calls greatly upgraded!

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ANKER AeroClip 2 lands in Hong Kong: first to receive Apple MFi certification, AI noise reduction for calls greatly upgraded!

ANKER’s new AeroClip 2 open-back headphones are officially released! As the first ear clip headphone to be officially certified by Apple MFi, the new model is perfectly integrated into the Apple ecosystem. It is equipped with a self-developed AI chip that greatly improves call quality and even challenges the Guinness World Record!

In terms of appearance design, AeroClip 2 adopts the new GoldenFit system. Each ear weighs only 6g. It is combined with an elastic C-shaped clamping structure of skin-friendly silicone to bring a true all-day feeling-free wearing experience. The body is IP57 dustproof and waterproof, and is available in four color options: Burgundy Red, Moonlight White, Sunny Blue and Obsidian Black.

In terms of core specifications, the headset has a built-in 12mm dual magnetic circuit large dynamic unit that supports LDAC decoding and Hi-Res Wireless certification. The call technology has been upgraded, equipped with Thus™ AI noise reduction chip and 6-Sensor global sensing array (4 microphones with dual bone conduction), which can accurately separate human voices and noise. Thanks to the MFi protocol, the connection is extremely stable and supports seamless dual-device switching and Siri wake-up. In terms of battery life, the total battery life with the charging box is up to 32 hours, and it supports wireless charging.

In terms of pricing and release information, the suggested retail price of ANKER AeroClip 2 is $1,399. The Burgundy Red and Moonlight White colors are available for sale starting today, while the Sunny Blue and Obsidian Black versions are expected to be released in late September.

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