Microsoft has announced a handful of new devices and accessories today, one of which is an updated pair of Surface Headphones, dubbed the Surface Headphones 2+. Just like the Surface Pro 7+ anounced back in January, the Surface Headphones 2+ are a product built for Microsoft's commercial customers only.
The Surface headphones feature adjustable noise cancellation, Cortana voice assistant, touch controls, and a battery that lasts up to 15 hours. You can also get an hour of playtime from a five-minute charge.
The Surface headphones feature adjustable noise cancellation, Cortana voice assistant, touch controls, and a battery that lasts up to 15 hours. You can also get an hour of playtime from a five-minute charge.
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Battery lasts up to 15 hours with Bluetooth and 18 hours with Cortana turned off. Get an hour with a five minute charge. Includes simple controls for adjusting volume, skipping tracks, and more right on the headphones. Adjustable noise cancellation.
If you're in the market for a new set of Bluetooth headphones, chances are you've already looked at the Sony and Bose deals. But the Microsoft Surface Headphones 2 have also been discounted for Prime Day and are arguably a better value than those aforementioned Sony and Bose offerings.
Microsoft's Surface Headphones 2 now come in matte black with Bluetooth 5.0, longer battery life, and Qualcomm aptX support. But it's that lower price at $250 that make these a clear choice for those who want excellent audio but fear that $350 price barrier from Bose and Sony.
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The first batch of Microsoft's new Surface hardware comes out today. You can order the Surface Go 2, Surface Earbuds, and Surface Headphones 2 starting today.
Interested in snagging the new Surface Headphones 2? You'll be wanting to drop by the Microsoft Store, Best Buy or Amazon, with online only orders available for launch.
The Surface Audio app, a companion for the Surface Headphones 2 and Surface Earbuds, is now available for Android, iOS, and Windows 10. The app allows you to manage your Surface audio devices, update firmware, and more.
Microsoft's new Surface Headphones 2 and Surface Earbuds are now available to preorder at Best Buy. Surface Headphones 2 go for $250, while Surface Earbuds can be had for $200.
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Microsoft's Surface Headphones 2 are back in black, with Bluetooth 5 and aptX support, available for preorder ahead of May 12.