Equipped with Panasonic's Magnetic Fluid drivers, the Technics AZ100 buds cost $300 and promise top-notch sound.

For anyone that spent time in clubs and around DJs any time between the 1970s and 2000s, the Technics brand is synonymous with its legendary SL-1200 line of pitch-shifting turntables. After a brief hiatus that ended thanks to the resurgence of vinyl,

These new high-end wireless earbuds from Technics are packed with some superb innovative technology and they sound every bit as good as they look.

Technics may not be known for its wireless earbuds, but with the EAH-AZ100, that could be about to change.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

As Technics celebrates its 60th anniversary, it has launched its latest true wireless earbuds, the EAH-AZ100, at CES 2025. The EAH-AZ100 features Magnetic Fluid Driver technology that Technics claims “creates clean,

Technics has long had a bee in its bonnet about the fit of true wireless in-ear headphones, and with the EAH-AZ100 it has gone to even greater lengths than before to ensure the earbuds are a secure and comfortable fit for lugholes of all shapes and sizes.

Technics has made huge strides with the AZ100, upgrading its last-generation earbuds in almost every important way. We've been using them for a few weeks for this in-depth review.