Now if you ask any modern person what portable wireless headphones he thinks is best, the majority without any doubt be called AirPods.
This device is, in the opinion of many people, was the best of all of them that Apple released over the last five years. This product has changed the market of wireless headphones, making other manufacturers to think very differently, and this in itself is a huge achievement.
However, very soon the position of the AirPods can significantly weaken, because the American Corporation Qualcomm has created the perfect wireless headphones that have no analogues in the world. In the framework of the exhibition CES 2018, an official announcement of the chipset QCC5100. On its basis the manufacturer has created its own headphones, which was a prototype for demonstration.
According to official data, the use of chip QCC5100 makes any wireless headphones just ideal, since it solves one of the key problems of any Bluetooth headphones that are expressed in a very small time of Autonomous work. Qualcomm argues that because of its design headphones can work 25% longer than the AirPods from Apple, and they are 65% more energy efficient.
Due to lower energy consumption of wireless headphones in 2018 will be able to work about 6-8 hours of music playback with the volume at 70%. In conjunction with the special case, which is now an addition to the many Bluetooth headphones that this figure could increase to full days. Needless to say, that Apple AirPods can boast such a large autonomy.
In addition, the QCC5100 chip from Qualcomm has improved voice recognition support and new noise reduction system, thanks to which any wireless headphones that are created on the basis of this chipset will be compatible with voice assistants, Cortana, Siri, Google Assistant, Alexa, and others. When will go on sale the first perfect Bluetooth headphones on the new chip is not reported, however, the new component is already running in production, so the first models created based on it, you will see by the summer of 2018.
