- Do these earbuds work with iPhone?
- Yes, they pair over standard Bluetooth with iPhones for audio and calls. Auracast broadcast listening is mainly an Android and newer-device feature, so check your phone supports it before relying on that.
- How good is the noise cancelling?
- It is active noise cancelling tuned for steady background sound like engines and office hum. It will not match premium buds that cost far more, and the seal from the right ear tip matters as much as the electronics.
- What is Auracast and do I need it?
- Auracast is a Bluetooth standard for broadcasting audio to many listeners at once, used in some airports, gyms and venues. You only need it if you want to tune into those broadcasts; for normal phone listening it changes nothing.
- Are they good for running and gym use?
- They are in-ear buds with ANC, which helps in loud gyms. Sweat and water resistance is not stated, so treat them as everyday buds rather than workout gear.
- What comes in the box?
- Expect the earbuds, the charging case and a charging cable, plus ear tips in a few sizes. Check the listing for the exact tip sizes and cable type.
- Where is the Infinity NC Auracast Earbuds with Active Noise Cancelling cheapest?
- At Newegg, for $119.99, as of our latest check.