Beyerdynamic introduced the Verio 200 wireless open-ear headphones. Recently, this type of headphones has become a trend – Huawei FreeClip, Bose Ultra Open Earbuds and Sony LinkBuds headphones are made in a similar way . This design allows you to better control what is happening around you without sacrificing too much sound quality.
Beyerdynamic Verio 200 wireless headphones are equipped with wideband dynamic drivers with graphene diaphragms with a diameter of 16.22 mm and neodymium magnetic systems. The new product uses two microphones with aptX Voice technology, providing clearer voice communication regardless of ambient noise. The new headphones support Multipoint Bluetooth 5.3 and the adaptive aptX codec.
The batteries of the Beyerdynamic Verio 200 wireless headphones provide long battery life – up to eight hours of headphone operation, and another 27 hours taking into account the capacity of the backup battery in the storage and carrying case. Charging for just 10 minutes will give you a full hour of music playback.
You can adjust the sound of your headphones using a five-band equalizer in the proprietary application. There you can also create and switch equalizer profiles, as well as configure headphone controls.
Although the Beyerdynamic Verio 200 are not positioned as exclusively running headphones, the new product definitely has impressive sports characteristics. Beyerdynamic says the earpiece design provides a natural, comfortable fit, while the ergonomic shape of the headphones ensures they will stay securely in place no matter the intensity of your workout. The headphones will also withstand the elements thanks to the IP54 rating, which provides protection against water, sweat and dust.
The Beyerdynamic Verio 200 wireless headphones are available in three color options—black, cream, or black and orange—for a suggested retail price of $220
