Meet the Denon New True Wireless Earbuds

Denon’s headphones are some of the best on the market, wired or otherwise. While Denon has introduced numerous pseudo-wireless headphone models in recent years, the brand has left so-called true wireless options to the likes of Apple and Beats By Dre.

With that, popular Denon ‘wireless’ headphones, like its AH-C820W earbuds, have relied on a short cable between the left and right buds. It’s a style that was popularized early on in the then-fledgling wireless earbud market. Perhaps best known as wireless neckband earbuds, Denon’s various pseudo-wireless models have proved popular either way.

Finally, however, an ever-growing call from consumers for true wireless earbuds appears to have sparked something in the manufacturer. With that, Denon has now introduced two new models. These are the Denon AH-C630W True Wireless Earbuds and the Denon AH-C830NCW Noise Canceling True Wireless Earbuds.

Denon’s first new product is its entry-level pair of true wireless earbuds. The Denon AH-C630W True Wireless Earbuds are available in a choice of black and white. The Surprisingly affordable AH-C630Ws cost just $99. According to the manufacturer, key AH-C630W features include:

Accordingly, buyers get Denon’s proprietary Sound Master tuning for powerful yet detailed audio that delivers strong dynamics and crystal clear vocals. In addition, the earbuds offer 4.5 hours of wireless listening on a single charge and up to 18 hours in total, thanks to the AH-C630W’s charging case.

Meanwhile, Denon’s first-ever pair of entry-level true wireless earbuds feel as comfortable and secure in wearers’ ears as possible, despite their low price. Denon also includes a choice of three pairs of silicone tips in varying sizes.

The AH-C630Ws further boast an IPX4 rating, meaning that they’re able to withstand rain and sweat, making them perfect for outdoor sports and activities, plus even the hardest and sweatiest of workouts.

Denon also offers their newly introduced AH-C830NCW Noise Canceling True Wireless Earbuds. These true wireless earbuds promise all of the same fantastic benefits as the entry-level AH-C630Ws but with a few key extras. Chief among these, of course, is built-in active noise canceling.

Customers can use the earbuds to silence background noise. They can also switch to Transparency Mode. In addition, the AH-C830NCWs have a battery life boost over their entry-level stablemate, too. As a result, they offer up to six hours of wireless listening. The charging case offers a total of 24 hours of combined listening time.

Although these earbuds cost $159, they include Google Fast Pair and additional in-built Bluetooth audio codecs. Looks-wise, other than slightly different finishes, the two models are extremely similar, and someone would need a very keen eye to tell them apart, especially at a glance.

Those with Denon earbuds should purchase a comprehensive extended warranty to safeguard against manufacturer defects, mechanical faults, and other failures. Upsie’s earbud warranties offer the best protection for the best price.

With Upsie, your earbuds are protected from accidental damage, manufacturing defects, and more. Furthermore, Upsie costs up to 70 percent less than competitors, ensuring that customers save money on the cost of coverage. In addition, customers can make unlimited claims up to the purchase price of the device.

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