Klipsch T5 II noise-cancelling wireless earbuds let you answer calls by nodding

Klipsh announces first-ever noise-cancelling wireless in-ears
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Klipsch has announced it's first-ever true wireless earbuds with active noise-cancelling. The T5 II True Wireless ANC, which will go on sale in September, resemble the 2020-launched T5 II buds but pack in some clever new tech.

Firstly, there's built-in Bragi artificial intelligence. Bragi's software provides "advanced" hands-free gesture-controls, meaning you can decline a phone call by shaking your head, or skip a track by nodding. 

As for the noise-cancelling, dual microphones on each bud work to block out as much external noise as possible. There's also a transparency mode, so you can tune into ambient noise when you feel the need to eavesdrop.

Discerning listeners with a penchant for screaming engines will no doubt appreciate the special carbon fibre finish, which is accented by the racing team's signature papaya orange. The McLaren Edition has all the same features but comes with a NuCurrent-enabled wireless charging pad in the box. Klipsch claims the case will "charge twice as fast as anything else on the market."

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