Dutch audio brand Breggz has launched the Zohn 2 wireless earphones, introducing an acoustic design built around 5 individual drivers in each earpiece. The hardware carries IMAX Enhanced certification and relies on passive physical isolation rather than active electronic noise cancellation. The model is currently available through the official Breggz website for €579.
Each earpiece contains 5 separate audio drivers coordinated by proprietary Breggz Master Tuning. A 10 mm dynamic driver reproduces bass frequencies, while 3 balanced armature drivers manage mid and high frequency detail. A 6 mm planar driver delivers spatial separation for voices and instruments. The companion software for iOS and Android provides 4 sound presets named Breggz Studio, Breggz Live, IMAX Enhanced, and Your Sound, which includes a 10 band custom equalizer.
Breggz deliberately omitted active noise cancellation in favor of physical passive isolation. The package includes 7 pairs of ear tips, divided into 4 silicone pairs and 3 memory foam pairs to ensure an airtight seal. An adjustable transparency mode lets outside sound through when needed. Voice calls rely on 4 beamforming microphones with wind and ambient sound suppression filters. The earphones also include touch inputs and support simultaneous pairing with 2 devices.
Total playback reaches up to 32 hours, with the earphones lasting 7 hours and the aluminum alloy case supplying an extra 25 hours. The case contains a replaceable battery unit to extend the operational lifespan of the product. A quick 10 minute charge through the USB Type C port yields 40 minutes of listening, with a full recharge taking 1 hour and 40 minutes. The mobile app also includes a tracking function to locate misplaced earbuds.
