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Dear Head-fiers,
We are thrilled to announce that the Svanar Wireless is now available!
SVANAR Wireless ($499) is a new Reference True Wireless earbud for audiophiles. It features a 10mm dynamic driver, on-board amplifier and custom Hymalaya ladder DAC for sonics typically associated with wired models.
The full range high-performance Bluetooth 5.2 earbud features a custom version of HIFIMAN’s Hymalaya multi-bit ladder DAC/AMP module that claims audible sonic improvements over a standard wireless receiver’s built-in 1-bit DAC. Combined with the headphone amplifier module, the SVANAR Wireless further claims high-resolution sonics that are detailed and full range, reflecting the maximum quality of the recording or live stream, especially when listening to high-resolution LDAC, AAC, and SBC files.
In addition to the Hymalaya DAC, SVANAR Wireless features HIFIMAN’s Topology Diaphragm: each earbud’s diaphragm, which converts mechanical vibrations to sound, is covered with a Nano particle coating that contributes to significantly greater sonic detail than is typically associated with True Wireless earphones.
SVANAR Wireless is designed to be enjoyed on-the-go, with two noise canceling technologies — ANC Deep Noise Cancellation and ENC Deep Voice Cancellation. ANC accurately identifies and eliminates noise up to -35dB. And, to keep voice calls clear and clutter-free, ENC relies on artificial intelligence that simulates the human auditory system, extracting the human voice while filtering out extraneous noise.
The frequency range of SVANAR Wireless is 10Hz to 35KHz. The on-board amp output is rated at 45mW. The average battery time is 4 to 7 hours, depending upon usage. Earbuds, each of which weighs 8g, can be charged three times before needing to recharge the case. In addition, SVANAR Wireless is IPX5-rated for resistance to sweat and dirt over hours of uninterrupted service.
“The SVANAR Wireless is the perfect example of what can be achieved with the right mix of audio technologies and industrial design,” said Dr. Fang Bian, Founder, and CEO, HIFIMAN Electronics. “But, ultimately, it comes down to the exceptional sound quality, especially when enjoying high-resolution audio. There is nothing else quite like it.”
Also we are extremely proud to have invited the highly respected musicians Rich Pagano and Christopher Currell to try out the new TWS IEM Svanar Wireless! Here you can find their comments!
Don't miss out on the opportunity to enjoy the ultimate HIFI TWS - purchase now!
https://store.hifiman.com/index.php/svanar-wirelss.html
For some common questions you may wonder, here is a Q&A list for your reference:
1. When the Svanar Wireless keeps disconnecting from paired devices:
1) For Android users, due to the complexity of the electromagnetic environment, the default LDAC high-resolution Bluetooth connection format may freeze or disconnect due to insufficient bandwidth. If this occurs, you can set the LDAC bandwidth to Balanced audio and connection quality (660kbps/606kbps) or Optimized for connection quality (330kbps/303kbps), or enter Settings on your device and manually set the Bluetooth format to AAC or SBC. In this mode the problem of lag/disconnection will be improved.
2) Try switching between Wi-Fi and mobile network to see if it affects the connection stability.
3) Try connecting to other devices
4) Reset the Svanar Wireless and try to reconnect to your phone. For reset, put both Svanar Wireless into the charging case. Press and hold the setup button on the back of the charging case for up to 10 seconds. The status light on the charging case should flash red and green after 3 seconds and flash green after 10 seconds. The reset is finished when the status light flashes green. Try to re-pair to your device.
2. If you can’t connect your phone or if the Svanar Wireless plays no sound
Reset the Svanar Wireless by putting both earphones into the charging case. Press and hold the setup button on the back of the charging case for up to 10 seconds. The status light on the charging case should flash red and green after 3 seconds and flash green after 10 seconds. The reset is finished when the status light flashes green. Try to re-pair to your device.
3. How to reconnect to your phone when wearing the Svanar Wireless
When wearing the Svanar Wireless on both ears, simultaneously press and hold both earphones for up to 3 seconds to disconnect from the paired devices. The Svanar Wireless will then enter pairing mode with a voice prompt of "pairing".
4. How to Switch between Noise Cancellation/HIFI/Transparency mode
Only when both earphones are being worn, the initial state of the earphones, when turned on, is High Fidelity.
Press and hold the left earphone for 3 seconds to switch to Noise Cancellation mode (with a voice prompt of "ANC ON").
Press and hold the left earphone again for another 3 seconds to switch to Transparency mode (with a voice prompt of "Transparency").
Press and hold the left earphone for another 3 seconds to switch back to HIFI mode (with a voice prompt of "High Fidelity").
5. How to Charge the Svanar Wireless
When the earphone battery is low (less than 10%), you will hear the prompt "Low Battery please charge" for every 2 minutes.
Place the Svanar Wireless in the charging case to begin charging. Please note that the Svanar Wireless will not be detected by paired devices during the charging. The Svanar Wireless will automatically power off when fully charged.
The status light in the charging case will light up green for 10 seconds when the earphones are fully charged, and red for 10 seconds when the battery is low. When the charging case’s battery to too low to charge the earphones, the LED will flash red for 10 seconds.
6. How to Charge the Charging Case
Charge the Svanar Wireless charging case by plugging in the charging cable to a charger or placing it on the charging pad.
The status light on the outside of the charging case will stay on during charging to indicate the battery level. The status light will turn green when the battery level is above 80%, yellow when it's between 20% and 80%, red when it's below 20%, and turn off when the battery is fully charged.
7. Is the front housing made of carbon fiber?
Yes, It's a single layer for enhanced aesthetics and comfort.
We are thrilled to announce that the Svanar Wireless is now available!
SVANAR Wireless ($499) is a new Reference True Wireless earbud for audiophiles. It features a 10mm dynamic driver, on-board amplifier and custom Hymalaya ladder DAC for sonics typically associated with wired models.
The full range high-performance Bluetooth 5.2 earbud features a custom version of HIFIMAN’s Hymalaya multi-bit ladder DAC/AMP module that claims audible sonic improvements over a standard wireless receiver’s built-in 1-bit DAC. Combined with the headphone amplifier module, the SVANAR Wireless further claims high-resolution sonics that are detailed and full range, reflecting the maximum quality of the recording or live stream, especially when listening to high-resolution LDAC, AAC, and SBC files.
In addition to the Hymalaya DAC, SVANAR Wireless features HIFIMAN’s Topology Diaphragm: each earbud’s diaphragm, which converts mechanical vibrations to sound, is covered with a Nano particle coating that contributes to significantly greater sonic detail than is typically associated with True Wireless earphones.
SVANAR Wireless is designed to be enjoyed on-the-go, with two noise canceling technologies — ANC Deep Noise Cancellation and ENC Deep Voice Cancellation. ANC accurately identifies and eliminates noise up to -35dB. And, to keep voice calls clear and clutter-free, ENC relies on artificial intelligence that simulates the human auditory system, extracting the human voice while filtering out extraneous noise.
The frequency range of SVANAR Wireless is 10Hz to 35KHz. The on-board amp output is rated at 45mW. The average battery time is 4 to 7 hours, depending upon usage. Earbuds, each of which weighs 8g, can be charged three times before needing to recharge the case. In addition, SVANAR Wireless is IPX5-rated for resistance to sweat and dirt over hours of uninterrupted service.
“The SVANAR Wireless is the perfect example of what can be achieved with the right mix of audio technologies and industrial design,” said Dr. Fang Bian, Founder, and CEO, HIFIMAN Electronics. “But, ultimately, it comes down to the exceptional sound quality, especially when enjoying high-resolution audio. There is nothing else quite like it.”
Also we are extremely proud to have invited the highly respected musicians Rich Pagano and Christopher Currell to try out the new TWS IEM Svanar Wireless! Here you can find their comments!
Don't miss out on the opportunity to enjoy the ultimate HIFI TWS - purchase now!
https://store.hifiman.com/index.php/svanar-wirelss.html
For some common questions you may wonder, here is a Q&A list for your reference:
1. When the Svanar Wireless keeps disconnecting from paired devices:
1) For Android users, due to the complexity of the electromagnetic environment, the default LDAC high-resolution Bluetooth connection format may freeze or disconnect due to insufficient bandwidth. If this occurs, you can set the LDAC bandwidth to Balanced audio and connection quality (660kbps/606kbps) or Optimized for connection quality (330kbps/303kbps), or enter Settings on your device and manually set the Bluetooth format to AAC or SBC. In this mode the problem of lag/disconnection will be improved.
2) Try switching between Wi-Fi and mobile network to see if it affects the connection stability.
3) Try connecting to other devices
4) Reset the Svanar Wireless and try to reconnect to your phone. For reset, put both Svanar Wireless into the charging case. Press and hold the setup button on the back of the charging case for up to 10 seconds. The status light on the charging case should flash red and green after 3 seconds and flash green after 10 seconds. The reset is finished when the status light flashes green. Try to re-pair to your device.
2. If you can’t connect your phone or if the Svanar Wireless plays no sound
Reset the Svanar Wireless by putting both earphones into the charging case. Press and hold the setup button on the back of the charging case for up to 10 seconds. The status light on the charging case should flash red and green after 3 seconds and flash green after 10 seconds. The reset is finished when the status light flashes green. Try to re-pair to your device.
3. How to reconnect to your phone when wearing the Svanar Wireless
When wearing the Svanar Wireless on both ears, simultaneously press and hold both earphones for up to 3 seconds to disconnect from the paired devices. The Svanar Wireless will then enter pairing mode with a voice prompt of "pairing".
4. How to Switch between Noise Cancellation/HIFI/Transparency mode
Only when both earphones are being worn, the initial state of the earphones, when turned on, is High Fidelity.
Press and hold the left earphone for 3 seconds to switch to Noise Cancellation mode (with a voice prompt of "ANC ON").
Press and hold the left earphone again for another 3 seconds to switch to Transparency mode (with a voice prompt of "Transparency").
Press and hold the left earphone for another 3 seconds to switch back to HIFI mode (with a voice prompt of "High Fidelity").
5. How to Charge the Svanar Wireless
When the earphone battery is low (less than 10%), you will hear the prompt "Low Battery please charge" for every 2 minutes.
Place the Svanar Wireless in the charging case to begin charging. Please note that the Svanar Wireless will not be detected by paired devices during the charging. The Svanar Wireless will automatically power off when fully charged.
The status light in the charging case will light up green for 10 seconds when the earphones are fully charged, and red for 10 seconds when the battery is low. When the charging case’s battery to too low to charge the earphones, the LED will flash red for 10 seconds.
6. How to Charge the Charging Case
Charge the Svanar Wireless charging case by plugging in the charging cable to a charger or placing it on the charging pad.
The status light on the outside of the charging case will stay on during charging to indicate the battery level. The status light will turn green when the battery level is above 80%, yellow when it's between 20% and 80%, red when it's below 20%, and turn off when the battery is fully charged.
7. Is the front housing made of carbon fiber?
Yes, It's a single layer for enhanced aesthetics and comfort.
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