Product details
The Aonic Free are high-quality Bluetooth headphones designed for a premium listening experience. They offer a combination of cutting-edge technology and thoughtful design to meet the demands of music lovers. With active noise cancellation and comfortable in-ear fit, these headphones allow you to immerse yourself in your music without being disturbed by external sounds. The headphones are weather-resistant, making them ideal for outdoor use. Thanks to a long battery life of up to 21 hours and convenient USB-C charging options, they are also well-suited for extended listening sessions. The Aonic Free are equipped with Bluetooth 5.0, ensuring a stable connection and a range of up to 10 meters. The use of high-quality materials and dynamic driver technology guarantees clear and powerful sound across a wide frequency spectrum.
- Active noise cancellation for uninterrupted listening
- True wireless design for maximum freedom of movement
- Weather-resistant for outdoor use
- Long battery life of up to 21 hours
- Bluetooth 5.0 for stable connection and 10-meter range.
| Application range | General |
| Equipment + Functions | Microphones, True Wireless, Volume control |
| Headphone type | Bluetooth headphones |
| Signal transmission | Wireless |
| Noise cancelling | ANC |
| Isolation | Closed |
| Item number | 20124810 |
Reviews & Ratings
Statutory warranty score
How often does a product of this brand in the «Headphones» category have a defect within the first 24 months?
Source: Galaxus- 55.4smarts2,8 %
- 55.cyoo2,8 %
- 55.Shure2,8 %
- 55.Tellur2,8 %
- 55.Xiaomi2,8 %
Statutory warranty case duration
How many working days on average does it take to process a warranty claim from when it arrives at the service centre until it’s back with the customer?
Source: Galaxus- 54.Yamaha3 days
- 62.Pioneer DJ4 days
- 62.Shure4 days
- 64.B&O5 days
- 64.Beats5 days
Return rate
How often is a product of this brand in the «Headphones» category returned?
Source: Galaxus- 82.Sonos4,7 %
- 83.Yamaha4,8 %
- 84.Shure4,9 %
- 85.Guess5,1 %
- 86.Hama5,2 %
Highly customisable in-ears with a flexible equaliser and clean sound thanks to the free app. Only the case and the headphones could be more compact and easier to travel with.
Sound-wise convincing TWS headphones with a fresh design, good workmanship and high wearing comfort, which, however, fall short in terms of functionality.
- Foam rubber attachments
- Pleasant sound
- No NC
- moderate app
- Large carrying case
Although the Shure Aonic Free come in last place, they are not bad in-ears. They have a pleasant bass foundation and reproduce music cleanly. The lack of noise cancellation is acceptable, the clunky carrying case and the long charging time less so.
A look at the comparison protects you from making a bad purchase: the foam earplugs of two new models were heavily contaminated with pollutants, another pair of headphones failed the drop test. In addition to the test winners, our headphone comparison offers a lot of other good devices, some of which are inexpensive...
All in all, the good handling and long battery life do not make up for the mediocre sound and the strong plug feeling. In their price class, the Aonic Free are therefore at the bottom of the list - clearly beaten, for example, by the TWS 1 from Grell Audio.
- Sound quality
- Noise suppression
- Ear moulds are very difficult to change
At first glance, the Shure Aonic in-ear headphones seem very clunky, but this does not detract from the excellent wearing comfort. For an optimal fit in the ear, earpieces in three different sizes are included in the scope of delivery. The headphones are controlled via two buttons on the top edge of the headphones...