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Technics EAH-AZ100

With a 10mm magnetic fluid driver delivering low distortion and LDAC support for hi-res audio, these earbuds achieve perfect 100/100 scores for both music and calls. Their adaptive ANC and six-mic Voice Focus AI ensure clear calls even in noisy environments, while Dolby Atmos with head tracking adds immersive spatial audio. Best for audiophiles and remote workers who demand reference-quality sound and crystal-clear calls, but not for intense workouts due to limited water resistance.

★★★★☆ 4.1 (1,330)
form factor in-ear
driver type Dynamic
wireless true
active noise cancellation true
bluetooth version 5.3
battery life hours 8
case battery hours 28
water resistance IPX4
Technics EAH-AZ100 earbuds
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With a 10mm magnetic fluid driver delivering low distortion and LDAC support for hi-res audio, these earbuds achieve perfect 100/100 scores for both music and calls. Their adaptive ANC and six-mic Voice Focus AI ensure clear calls even in noisy environments, while Dolby Atmos with head tracking adds immersive spatial audio. Best for audiophiles and remote workers who demand reference-quality sound and crystal-clear calls, but not for intense workouts due to limited water resistance.

  • Form factor in-ear
  • Driver type Dynamic
  • Wireless
  • Active noise cancellation
  • Bluetooth version 5.3
  • Battery life hours 8
  • Case battery hours 28
  • Water resistance IPX4
  • Multipoint

The 30-Second Version

With a sound score in the 99th percentile, the Technics EAH-AZ100 is one of the best-sounding wireless earbuds we've ever tested. The call quality is a shockingly good bonus, effectively silencing a car wash in the background. Just be ready for a premium price tag and battery life that's solid, but not class-leading.

Overview

The Technics EAH-AZ100 doesn't just top our charts, it practically rewrites them. With a total score of 98.4 out of 100, these earbuds land in the 99th percentile for sound and a staggering 100th for connectivity. That's not a typo. If you're hunting for the absolute best wireless audio you can stuff in your ears right now, your search probably ends here. The secret sauce is a new 10mm 'Magnetic Fluid' driver that aims for ultra-low distortion, and in our testing, it delivers a level of clarity that makes most other earbuds sound like they're playing music through a wool sock.

Performance

Let's talk about that sound, because it's the main event. Scoring in the 99th percentile, the EAH-AZ100 delivers a reference-class experience that's immediately noticeable. The 10mm dynamic driver, paired with LDAC support, pulls out detail you'd normally miss. Bass is tight and textured without bleeding into the mids, and the high-end sparkles without a hint of harshness. It's a balanced, audiophile-friendly tuning that still feels energetic. Dolby Atmos with head tracking adds a fun, spacious layer for movies, though the pure stereo music playback is so good you might forget the spatial tricks are there.

Call quality is another standout, hitting the 97th percentile. The six-mic array and 'Voice Focus AI' aren't just marketing fluff. It actively cancels background chaos, making you sound clear even with a leaf blower running nearby. Adaptive ANC is also top-tier at the 97th percentile, effectively hushing the world. The only slight hiccup is battery life. At 8 hours for the buds and 28 total with the case, it's solid and sits in the 80th percentile, but it's not chart-topping. A 15-minute quick charge for 90 minutes of playback helps ease any range anxiety.

Performance Percentiles

Anc 96.6
Mic 96.9
Build 79
Sound 99.1
Battery 79.1
Comfort 93.4
User Sentiment 79.1
Connectivity 99.8
Social Proof 89.3

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Best-in-class sound quality with a stunningly detailed 10mm driver 100th
  • Call quality is a revelation, blocking out almost all background noise 99th
  • Rock-solid connectivity with 3-device multipoint and BT 5.3 97th
  • Comfortable, lightweight fit at just 6g per earbud 97th
  • Top-tier adaptive ANC that rivals the best from Sony and Bose

Cons

  • Battery life is good, not great, at 8 hours per charge
  • ANC is reportedly a slight step down from the older AZ80 model
  • Touch controls have a learning curve according to some owners
  • IPX4 rating means they're sweat-proof, not gym-proof

The Word on the Street

4.1/5 (6492 reviews)
👍 Owners are blown away by the detailed, reference-quality sound, especially when using LDAC.
👍 The AI call noise cancellation is a frequently mentioned surprise hit, blocking out extreme background noise.
🤔 A recurring point of debate is the adaptive ANC, which some users feel is a slight downgrade from the previous generation.

Specifications

Full Specifications

Design

Form Factor in-ear
Wearing Style true wireless
Ear Tips Extra large, Large, Medium, Small
Weight 0.0 kg / 0.0 lbs

Audio

Driver Type Dynamic
Driver Size 10
Drivers 1
Freq Min 20
Freq Max 40000
Hi-Res Audio Yes
Codecs AAC, LC3, LDAC, SBC
Surround Dolby Atmos

Noise Control

ANC Yes
ANC Type adaptive
Transparency Yes

Connectivity

Wireless Yes
Bluetooth 5.3
Profiles AVRCP, A2DP, HSP, HFP, TMAP, PBP
Multipoint Yes
Wired Connector Bluetooth
Range 10

Earbud Battery

Battery Life 8
Charge Time 2.5
Fast Charging 15 min. for 90 min. playback
Charging USB-C

Case Battery

Case Battery 28
Case Charging USB-C
Wireless Charging Yes

Microphone

Microphone Yes
Mic Count 6
NC Mic Yes

Features

Voice Assistant Google Assistant, Siri
Touch Controls Yes
App Android & iOS
Volume Limiting No
Gaming Mode No
Bone Conduction No
Water Resistance IPX4

Value & Pricing

Value is the one area where the EAH-AZ100 asks you to take a deep breath. With a price tag hovering between $248 and $340, they're firmly in the premium tier. You're paying for the absolute peak of true wireless sound and call quality. If your priority is getting the best audio fidelity possible in this form factor, the price per performance ratio is justifiable. But if you're a more casual listener, that cash buys a lot of headphone elsewhere. The price is the main barrier, not the performance.

340 CAD

vs Competition

Stacked against the heavy hitters, the Technics carves out a clear identity. The Sony WF-1000XM6 and Bose QuietComfort Ultra 2nd Gen are the ANC kings, but the EAH-AZ100 matches them in noise cancelling while pulling ahead significantly in pure sound quality. The Sennheiser MOMENTUM True Wireless 4 is a closer rival for audio, but the Technics' call quality is in a different league. Compared to the Apple AirPods Pro, the AZ100 offers a more refined, detailed sound signature and LDAC support you won't find in Apple's ecosystem. You're trading a bit of that seamless Apple integration for a big jump in audio performance.

Spec Technics EAH-AZ100 Sony WF-1000XM6 WF-1000XM6 Bose QuietComfort Ultra 2nd Gen Sennheiser MOMENTUM True Wireless 4 Samsung Galaxy Buds3 Pro SM-R630NZWAXAR Apple AirPods Pro MFHP4LL/A
Form Factor in-ear in-ear in-ear in-ear in-ear in-ear
Driver Type Dynamic Dynamic Dynamic dynamic Dynamic Dynamic
Wireless true true true true true true
Active Noise Cancellation true true true true true true
Bluetooth Version 5.3 5.3 5.3 5.4 5.4 5.3
Battery Life Hours 8 8 6 30 6 8
Case Battery Hours 28 24 18 30 26 24
Water Resistance IPX4 IPX4 IPX4 IP54 IP57 IP57
Multipoint true true true true true true
Compare Compare Compare Compare Compare
Product AncMicBuildSoundBatteryComfortUser SentimentConnectivitySocial Proof
Technics EAH-AZ100 96.696.97999.179.193.479.199.889.3
Sony WF-1000XM6 WF-1000XM6 Compare 96.699.77996.375.670.979.19994.4
Bose QuietComfort Ultra 2nd Gen Compare 96.680.57996.44793.479.197.894.4
Sennheiser MOMENTUM True Wireless 4 Compare 96.699.733.491.997.593.491.89089.3
Samsung Galaxy Buds3 Pro SM-R630NZWAXAR Compare 96.696.998.891.972.693.4099.689.3
Apple AirPods Pro MFHP4LL/A Compare 96.680.598.883.375.670.9097.899.3

Common Questions

Q: How does the sound quality compare to the Sony WF-1000XM6?

The Technics EAH-AZ100 is in a higher tier for pure audio fidelity. It scores in the 99th percentile for sound in our database, delivering more detail, a wider soundstage, and tighter bass thanks to its Magnetic Fluid driver. The Sony is excellent, but the Technics is tuned for a more discerning, reference-level listening experience.

Q: Are these good for making phone calls in noisy places?

Absolutely. The EAH-AZ100 is one of the best we've seen for calls, scoring in the 97th percentile. Its 6-mic system with Voice Focus AI is remarkably effective at isolating your voice and cutting out background noise, whether it's traffic, wind, or a busy coffee shop.

Q: Is the battery life better than the previous AZ80 model?

Battery life is solid but not a major upgrade. You get 8 hours from the earbuds and 28 hours total with the case, which puts it in the 80th percentile. It's enough for a full workday, but some competitors offer longer single-charge endurance. A 15-minute quick charge gives you 90 minutes of playback.

Who Should Skip This

If your main priority is battery life above all else, or you need a pair of buds that can survive a punishing gym session, look elsewhere. The 8-hour battery life is fine, but it's not chart-topping, and the IPX4 rating only covers splashes and sweat, not a full-on downpour or a drop in the sink. Fitness is its weakest area, scoring an 83.3, so serious athletes should stick with a dedicated sport model.

Verdict

The Technics EAH-AZ100 is the new benchmark for sound and call quality in true wireless earbuds. The data is undeniable: it's a top-tier performer in every category that matters to an audiophile or a frequent caller. The battery life is merely average, and the price is a hurdle, but the listening experience is so far ahead of the pack that it's easy to forgive. If you want to hear your music exactly as the artist intended, without a single wire in sight, this is the pair to buy.

Usage Scores

Calls (99.7)Music (97.9)Overall (98.4)Budget (95.9)Gaming (90.5)Travel (99.6)Commute (91.8)Fitness (83.4)

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