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The Panasonic HTX90N sports a retro design with modern function. HIGHLIGHTS Panasonic has launched new over-ear and in-ear headphones The company has been rather quiet in the audio space till now The key product in the range is the HTX90N headset Panasonic was once a formidable name in the personal audio space, manufacturing headphones that were well received by consumers and professionals alike. Recent times have seen the brand fall out of the public view. Apart from products under its own Panasonic brand, the company also owns the Technics brand, which is known among DJs and audio producers for its products.Panasonic is back with new wireless headphones under both of its brands, with in-ear and over-ear headsets from the Panasonic brand, and an over-ear option from the Technics brand. The Panasonic HTX90N is the key launch in the new range, sporting a retro design that harks back to some popular wired options from a few years ago. The headset features 40mm dy

The Jabra Elite 85h can adjust to your surroundings HIGHLIGHTS Jabra Elite 85h sports wireless connectivity, active noise cancellation It features support for various voice assistants The Elite 85h is amongst Jabra's most premium consumer offerings Jabra made a splash at 2019 with the launch of new high-end consumer headphones, the Jabra Elite 85h. Jabra's new headphones feature active noise cancellation, wireless connectivity, voice assistant support, and USB Type-C charging, indicating that the company is looking to boost its presence in the premium headphone space and take the current dominance of Bose and Sony. The Jabra Elite 85h is the company's most premium consumer headphone offering yet, and is priced at $299 (approximately Rs. 20,800) to take on similar options such as the Bose QC35II and Sony WH-1000XM3. The  Jabra  Elite 85h features wireless connectivity, which uses the widespread Bluetooth standard to connect to compatible smartpho