The Creative Zen Air is a new pair of headphones announced by the Singaporean firm. Lightweight and wireless, its specs aren’t bad for its sub-$70 retail price.

The headphones are quite light with a weight of only 46 grams. It has wireless standard support Bluetooth 5.0 and are certified according to the IPX4 standard sweat resistant. Its design is visible, small with dimensions of 60 x 48 x 28 mm, but elegant in the shape of a “stick” and in white.

Sound reproduction is the primary responsibility of the two 10mm neodymium drivers, which promise clear highs and well-balanced mids to produce high-quality audio performance for the price. It is also equipped with 4 microphones for communication or calling functions.

They have Creative Zen Air active noise cancellation (ANC). A feature reserved for higher priced models that can help filter out unwanted background noise. With touch support, users can easily switch to ambient mode and let in just the right amount of sound by simply tapping the earcups.

can offer up to 18 hours of battery life, with up to 6 hours of continuous playback on a single charge. It includes a box for transport and charging, by cable via USB Type-C or wireless charging, as it is compatible with Qi technology.

These headphones support AAC and SBC audio codecs and will soon support X-Fi Spatial multi-channel audio technology. They can work with Siri and Google Assistant, and are certified to work with iOS and Android, or Windows if you’re using them with PCs, though they should work with any device that supports Bluetooth for wireless audio streaming.

Creative Zen Air are available on the manufacturer’s website and are priced at 69 dollars. Very interesting because it is economical for its properties.