According to ithome.com, Edifier has launched the W800NB, a model that reportedly offers up to 118 hours of battery life and -50 dB active noise cancellation. The publication also notes that the model supports spatial audio and is Hi-Res certified. This information isn’t officially confirmed, as the brand doesn’t have an official product page yet.
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The Edifier W800NB’s standout feature is its battery life. We’re talking about actual operating time for the headphones and charging case on a single charge, at typical volume and usage (music, video, calls), not just the advertised numbers. Good battery life means you can easily go a day or more without needing an outlet, and it shouldn’t drop significantly with noise cancellation and high-quality codecs enabled. Poor battery life, on the other hand, requires frequent charging and takes a noticeable hit when you crank up the volume. According to ithome.com, we’re looking at up to 118 hours.
The second significant detail is the -50 dB noise cancellation depth. The publication describes the noise cancellation as active.
Ithome.com reports that the Edifier W800NB will be available in four colors: white, blue, gray, and pink. My review will need to check how comfortably the Edifier W800NB works with both a phone and a computer – for music, gaming, and everyday calls.
Price and availability. Ithome.com states the starting price in the Chinese market is 289 yuan (around $40). Sales are set to begin on August 31, 2026. Whether the Edifier W800NB will be available outside of China needs separate verification.
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What I’m looking to check in the Edifier W800NB review. I want to see how long the Edifier W800NB actually lasts in real-world use with ANC on, and how close that result is to the claimed 118 hours – typically, advertised numbers and real-world performance don’t quite match up. I also want to compare the -50 dB noise cancellation to what the top contenders in our wireless headphone ranking offer. We’ve previously tested the Edifier MP260 speaker, so we’re already familiar with the brand’s products.
According to brand releases and publications — the official spec page is not out yet; the specs will be confirmed against it.
Specifications Edifier W800NB
Source: ithome.com
