Edifier Launches Hecate GT3 Gaming Wireless Earbuds with 50 dB Active Noise Cancellation

Edifier Launches Hecate GT3 Gaming Wireless Earbuds with 50 dB Active Noise Cancellation

Edifier has launched the Hecate GT3, a pair of gaming wireless earbuds featuring hybrid active noise cancellation up to 50 dB and low latency audio processing. The earbuds use 11 mm dynamic drivers with 3 layer diaphragms and offer a dedicated Focus+ sound mode for gaming cues. The model is currently on sale in China priced at 265 yuan, which is roughly $39.

Edifier equips the Hecate GT3 with 11 mm dynamic drivers featuring a composite diaphragm structure. TPU handles low frequencies, PEN covers mid tones, and a titanium coating produces high frequencies. For competitive gaming, the Focus+ algorithm amplifies footsteps, gunshots, and player speech, while LLAT technology reduces transmission lag to keep audio synchronized with on screen gameplay. Users can toggle directly between dedicated gaming and music sound profiles.

The hybrid noise cancellation system eliminates up to 50 dB of external noise. Listeners can select between 2 cancellation strengths or switch to a transparency setting to hear room surroundings. Voice communication relies on 4 microphones running artificial intelligence algorithms to filter background room noise during multiplayer chat.

The earbuds deliver 12 hours of continuous playback, reaching 48 hours when paired with the charging case at 50% volume with noise cancellation turned off. A 15 minute quick charge provides 5 hours of music playback. Each earbud weighs 4.7 grams and holds an IPX5 water resistance rating. Bluetooth 6.1 allows multipoint pairing to 2 devices simultaneously, while a companion mobile application provides touch control remapping and a 6 band equalizer.

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