Tribit, a budget brand that we know best for its Stormbox Micro 2, a small, fun-sounding Bluetooth speaker, is taking on Sony’s Award-winning WH-CH720N, with the launch of a pair of new wireless over-ear headphones with active noise cancellation (ANC).
The Tribit QuietPlus 81 are priced at a very affordable £50 / $50, which puts them into direct competition with the budget Sonys, which are our favourite wireless headphones with noise cancelling for less than £100.
The wireless over-ears feature 40mm drivers, which “deliver rich audio with deep bass and clear highs”, while the Tribit mobile app has six EQ modes for audio personalisation. The app includes a ‘Hearing Protection’ mode that limits volume to less than 85dB, although volume can also be controlled using buttons on the right earcup.
Wireless connectivity is provided via the latest iteration of Bluetooth 6.0 and multipoint is supported, so users can connect to two devices simultaneously.
We have no previous experience of Tribit’s headphones, but we’re big fans of its Stormbox Micro 2, so we’re interested to see how the QuietPlus 81 perform.
The headphones come in a black finish and are currently available to purchase online.
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