Do you know that Lenovo sells headphones (underneath each its common ThinkPad and Yoga manufacturers) along with Android handsets and tablets, in addition to Home windows-powered laptops and desktop computer systems? Effectively, it is time you came upon, because the noise-cancelling Yoga Lively cans are at the moment obtainable for an extremely low $79.99.
That is down from a $149.99 checklist value for a presumably restricted time solely, and given the superior age of those always-affordable on-ear unhealthy boys, we undoubtedly would not rule out this killer “doorbuster” deal ending quickly with the product’s official discontinuation.
Clearly, you will not should bust any bodily doorways to say the huge 46 p.c (or $70) low cost via Lenovo’s US e-store, however you’ll need to be okay with a love-it-or-hate-it “Mica” colorway because the “Shadow Black” taste prices $119.99 on the time of this writing after a considerably humbler $30 markdown.
As a result of what lies on the within ought to be way more necessary for a cash-strapped wi-fi headphones purchaser than a coat of paint, the six microphones constructed into the Lenovo Yoga Lively Noise Cancellation and their stable 14-hour battery life score will in all probability put a giant smile in your face.
There aren’t a number of contenders for the title of greatest price range wi-fi headphones proper now that may do lively noise cancellation, thoughts you, and extremely sufficient, these puppies additionally provide hard-to-rival versatility in that essential division, permitting customers to modify between ANC and ENC (environmental noise cancellation) relying in your temper and precisely how related you need to keep to your environment whereas listening to music.
In no way true rivals for the likes of Apple’s AirPods Max or Sony’s WH-1000XM5 powerhouses by way of audio efficiency, the Yoga ANC additionally include Dolby-tuned 40mm neodymium drivers, which sound fairly nice… for underneath 100 bucks as effectively. Now how have we not heard of this product earlier than?
