Dutch audio brand Breggz has launched the Zohn 2, a pair of wireless earbuds with IMAX Enhanced certification, a five-driver setup and does away with noise cancellation technology.
Founded by Dutch singer and songwriter Xander de Buisonjé, Breggz pitches the Zohn 2 at listeners who want the sort of detail you’d expect from professional in-ear monitors without being tied to a cable.
At £549, they exist firmly in luxury territory, costing more than most flagship wireless earbuds from the likes of Apple, Sony, Bose and even Bowers & Wilkins.
The headline feature is IMAX Enhanced certification, which brings the cinema-focused audio to Breggz’s latest earphones. The company has also included a dedicated IMAX Enhanced sound profile, designed to give film soundtracks greater depth and impact. It’s an interesting selling point for anyone who regularly watches films on their phone or tablet.
Each earbud houses five drivers, including a 10mm dynamic driver for bass, three balanced-armature drivers for finer details and a 6mm planar driver intended to give vocals and instruments more space. Breggz uses its own Master Tuning system to bring everything together, with four listening profiles available through the companion app.
Alongside the cinematic IMAX Enhanced setting, there’s Breggz Studio for a more balanced sound and Breggz Live for warmer audio with richer bass. Those who prefer to make their own adjustments can use the Your Sound profile, which includes a 10-band equaliser.
Despite the high price for these wireless earbuds, they omit active noise cancellation. Breggz has deliberately left the feature out, instead relying on a tight physical seal to block surrounding noise, using the seven included eartips, split between silicone and memory foam.
While there’s no ANC, there is an adjustable Transparency Mode that lets outside sounds through when needed.
Battery life is rated at up to seven hours from the earbuds and 32 hours with the charging case. The aluminium-alloy case also has a replaceable battery in a similar manner to the Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 5. Elsewhere, there’s multipoint connectivity, touch controls and four microphones with wind-noise reduction for calls.
The Breggz Zohn 2 is available now for £549 through the official Breggz website, with availability at Selfridges London beginning 17th November. It’ll launch in the US and the rest of the world January 2027 onwards.
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