Наушники — OneOdio Focus A1 Pro

The Focus A1 Pro is a wireless on-ear headphone with hybrid active noise cancelling from OneOdio, announced in January 2026. It weighs 200 g, folds flat for carrying and launched on 24 January 2026 at USD 34.99 or GBP 39.99 in Midnight Black and Black-Red.

Key specs that matter

Inside each cup, OneOdio fits a custom 40 mm dynamic unit using a PET diaphragm, with a stated frequency response of 20 Hz to 20 kHz. OneOdio rates the two-microphone hybrid noise cancelling for attenuation of up to 38 dB. Battery life reaches 70 hours with ANC switched off and 40 hours with it on, and a 10 minute top-up over USB-C gives 5 hours of playback. The connection is Bluetooth 6.0 with a quoted stable range of up to 15 m, and the codecs supported are SBC and AAC.

Engineering and use context

OneOdio's ANC circuit is a fixed hybrid design rather than an adaptive one, combining feedforward and feedback microphones. It targets steady low-frequency noise, and an Ambient Awareness mode passes surrounding sound to the listener on demand. For calls, a single microphone with CVC 8.0 processing reduces background noise around the voice. Multipoint support keeps two source devices linked simultaneously, and the maker says Bluetooth 6.0 brings more stable, lower-latency links than earlier versions. A Gaming Mode lowers latency to 89 ms. The cushions are covered in soft protein leather. All physical controls sit on the right earcup - volume buttons, a power and multifunction button and an ANC switch that also engages the low-latency mode - next to the USB-C charging port. The 600 mAh battery stores 2.22 Wh at 3.7 V, charges at 5 V and 500 mA and takes about 2.5 hours to fill completely. The cushions use breathable materials meant to reduce ear fatigue. The box holds the headphone, a USB-C to USB-A cable and a manual, with no carry case.

Pairing

As a self-contained Bluetooth headphone, the Focus A1 Pro pairs with smartphones, tablets and laptops on its own, so it requires no additional amplifier or DAC. SBC and AAC cover Android and Apple devices alike, and the low-latency Gaming Mode is intended for video and games on the same sources.

Alternatives

The OneOdio Focus A6 is a higher-positioned wireless noise-cancelling headphone from the same Focus series.