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About this product
WHIZZER 1969S retro-futuristic Bluetooth headphones pay homage to 1960s design aesthetics, inspired by iconic models such as the Realistic Nova 45 and popular culture references like Stranger Things. The headphones feature a distinctive metal cavity panel design that blends vintage styling with modern engineering, earning six international design awards including honors from Japan, the United States, the United Kingdom, and France.
Acoustic performance is driven by a 40mm ultra-thin high-polymer metallized diaphragm paired with N52 neodymium magnets in a 7th-generation electronic crossover configuration. The simplified cavity structure increases diaphragm excursion from 0.4mm to 0.8mm, delivering over 3.5 times the bass dynamics of conventional 30mm drivers. Physical noise isolation is achieved through a 91-point matrix sound-hole array and dipole internal acoustic construction, reducing sound leakage by more than 48dB at distances beyond 15cm without requiring app assistance.
Specifications
| Bluetooth version | 6.0 |
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| Driver | 40mm ultra-thin high-polymer metallized diaphragm |
| Magnet | N52 neodymium |
| Crossover | 7th generation electronic crossover |
| Noise isolation | 91-point matrix sound-hole array with dipole acoustic structure |
| Leakage reduction | >48dB at 15cm+ distance |
| Ear pad material | Spherical composite, hardness <20 HSD |
| Passive noise reduction | Close to ETI Target 2022 curve |
| Quick charge | 5 minutes charging for 3 hours playback |
| Weight | Approximately 135-139g (listed as 1359g, likely a typo) |
| Design awards | 6 international awards (Japan, USA, UK, France) |