While the regular Rayz do **t include a Lightning port, both models use Avnera's LightX tech**logy, which allows the headphones to "operate in modes that use the lowest power possible" from an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
Both models also Come With six microphones that can enable several smart features, which can be activated by an accompanying app that will be released in the future. Smart **ise Cancellation scans the user's ear and environment to optimize the **ise cancellation for that specific situation. Pioneer says the **ise cancellation*covers "everyday life," including commuting and school environments. The Earphones also have*HearThru"a mode, which allow e**ugh outside **ise to keep users engaged With what's going on around them.
Like Apple's AirPods, the Rayz also have sensors that stop and start the music when a user puts the Earphones in or out of their ears. When **t in a user's ears, the Rayz automatically enter low power mode to save battery power. The Earphones also Come With a one-button click to mute the mic during a call and a programmable smart button.
The Rayz app allows users to customize the sound the Earphones deliver as well as programming the smart button. In addition, Pioneer says the app will allow the Earphones to gain additional features in the future.
The regular Rayz Earphones will retail for $99.95 in both Onyx black and Ice white while the Rayz Plus will retail for $149.95 in both metallic Graphic and Bronze. They'll be available to purchase on OneCall.com in the future.
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Pioneer's New 'Rayz' Lightning Earphones Come With Built-In iPhone-Charging Port
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