EOZ Air: The World’s Most Advanced True Wireless Earphones

The EOZ Air are the world’s most advanced true wireless earphones, supporting high resolution audio, bluetooth 5.0, 52 hours of playtime, instant pairing, and a USB type C connector. At time of writing, the project has already raised $394,343, over 970% of the required amount to be successfully funded, and comes from a company that has successfully kickstarted another pair of earphones in the past, the EOZ One.

The EOZ Air provides a top-shelf sound experience characterised by powerful bass, and super clear and crispy mid-highs.

The custom made 8mm electro-dynamic drivers deliver a fine tuned High Resolution Audio for a natural sound signature. Combined with the latest aptX® technology, that significantly reduces the bit rate without affecting audio quality, you get a pure wireless CD-like quality sound.

[EOZ Air: The World’s Most Advanced True Wireless Earphones]

Star Wars Battlefront 2 Single Player Trailer [Video]

I don’t really like multiplayer only titles, but since Star Wars Battlefront 2 has a single-player campaign, it might just push me over to get the game.

Ignite the inferno and burn the Rebellion to the ground in Star Wars Battlefront 2’s single-player campaign. Take on the role of Commander Iden Versio in a story following the destruction of the Death Star II and the death of the Emperor.

[Star Wars Battlefront 2 on PC]


Young PS4 Users Get Mini Controller

Sony has licensed a mini PS4 gamepad for children who struggle with the full-size controller. The Mini Wired Gamepad is 40 percent smaller than the standard DualShock 4.

The “Mini Wired Gamepad, produced by Hori, is a single curved rectangle rather than the inverted bunny ears of the standard controller. Sony says that makes it easier to hold with smaller hands.

At $29.99. it’s definitely a budget model with some limitations. All the standard buttons are there, but without the touchpad. Sony says “certain touch pad inputs” can be simulated with the sticks, but hasn’t detailed exactly how this will work. There is a small button in the middle of the controller that resembles the touchpad, so one possibility is that tapping this while using a stick would simulate touching a general area of the touchpad.

Other missing features include vibration, motion sensing, the headphone jack, the speaker and the light bar. As the name implies, it connects via a 10 foot cable with no wireless option.

Sony says only that the controller is compatible with “most games.” Digital Trends notes that one of the exceptions for child players would be Tearaway Unfolded, which relies on the light bar and the motion control.