Audio/Others by stefan @ 2016-09-22
Right after installing the battery inside the Aurvana ANC, we wanted to check out the noise cancelling feature, so without having it connected to any audio source, we put the headset on; with the feature turned off, we could hear a low level of background noise coming in both ears but with the noise cancelling on, that noise was completely gone, which is quite impressive.
Here is how the interior of the case does look like: on the left side we have a small pocket with the product bundle, while on the right we will find the Aurvana ANC headset:
The previously mentioned bundle is composed from an airplane travel adaptor, one detachable audio cable with in-line microphone, but also a single AAA alkaline battery. The total length of the supplied cable is 1.5m:
Here are some close shots of the airplane travel adaptor; it comes with gold-plated connectors in order to ensure maximum contact, so the audio fidelity is not lost:
The Aurvana ANC headset is an over-the-ear model and because it is quite light, it can be worn for large periods of time (thanks to the plastic chassis):
Looking at the outer side of the left cup, we will get to see a mirror-like finish, along with the microphone grill, an On/Off switch for the active noise cancellation feature, but also a blue LED which indicates ANC activation:
On the side we will get to see the headset jack interface:
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