Headphones — Jvc (Japan Victor Co.) HA-A110T

The HA-A110T is a set of JVC true wireless earbuds, sold as Victor in Japan by JVCKENWOOD, and the company presents it as a new standard model with four colour options. It was announced on 29 January 2026 and released in early February 2026 at JPY 19,800 including tax, about USD 129.

Key specs that matter

Each earbud is a closed, canal-type design with a 10 mm dynamic driver and a diaphragm of liquid crystal polymer. Hybrid active noise cancelling uses two microphones per side and covers low to upper-mid frequencies. Bluetooth 6.0 in Power Class 1 links to two devices at once, and Google Fast Pair works with Android 6 and newer. Codecs are SBC, AAC and LDAC at up to 96 kHz and 24 bit. With noise cancelling off, battery life is 17 hours in the earbuds and 27 hours more from the case, 44 hours in total, and with noise cancelling on it is 13 plus 21 hours, 34 hours in total. The earbuds charge in about 2 hours and the case in about 2.5 hours, and 10 minutes of quick charging gives 125 minutes of playback. The earbuds are rated IPX4. Each earbud weighs 5.7 g, and the case 38.8 g.

Engineering and use context

Hybrid noise cancelling combines a microphone outside the earbud, which hears outside noise on its way in, with one inside, which measures what remains in the ear canal, so the processing can correct both. A wind-cut mode in the app reduces the noise of wind across the outer microphones. Liquid crystal polymer is stiff and light for its thickness, which suits a small diaphragm that has to move quickly. LDAC carries higher bit rates than SBC or AAC when the phone supports it, and it can be switched on or off in the Victor Headphones app. The app also offers five equaliser presets, key customisation, a battery display and firmware updates. Power Class 1 Bluetooth has a higher transmit power than the usual Class 2, which helps the connection in crowded places. The case supports Qi wireless charging, though no charger is supplied, and a USB cable is included. Ear tips come in XS, S, M and L, two pairs each, with the M size fitted. Colours are Charcoal Black, Teal Green, Ivory Gold and Bronze Brown. The IPX4 rating protects the earbuds, but not the case, against splashes and sweat.

Pairing

Android phones with LDAC use the highest-rate codec, while iPhones connect over AAC. Multipoint keeps a phone and a laptop connected at the same time.

Alternatives

The JVC HA-A30T2 is the compact noise-cancelling model with Bluetooth 5.3 and SBC and AAC codecs.