Creative has finally launched their first truly wireless in-ear headphones called the Outlier Air. Unlike other wireless headsets which has a wire connecting both left and right ear pieces, the Outlier Air are two separate left and right buds that work together.
Inside each are 6mm graphene driver diaphragms and it can last up to 10-hours on a single charge. It is actually 30 hours total, factoring in two charging cycles with its compact carrying case.
According to Creative, this graphene driver is “acoustically optimized for smooth and outstanding audio quality; it is capable of driving detailed highs and rich bass without the unwanted distortions and vibrations”. Attributing this to the graphene’s properties of feather-like weight and amazing strength. The Outlier Air is also IP5X certified, so it has protection against dust.
The Outlier Air connects via Bluetooth 5.0, offering faster and smoother performance than Bluetooth 4.2 devices. In fact, Creative uses Qualcomm‘s QCC302x series chip inside to do so. This adds extra features such as Qualcomm aptX audio and Qualcomm TrueWireless Stereo Plus as well.
When used with a mobile phone, the outlier Air is also compatible with both Siri and Google Assistant.
The Creative Outlier Air is available now for $79.99 USD.
For more information, visit creative.com/outlierair.
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