Product comparison · 2 headphones

Sandberg Play'n Go Wireless Earbuds vs Sandberg Wireless Earbuds ANC+ENC

Key differences

Impedance
- Play'n Go Wireless Earbuds:16 Ω
- Wireless Earbuds ANC+ENC:32 Ω
Chipset
- Play'n Go Wireless Earbuds:AB5656C
- Wireless Earbuds ANC+ENC:JL7006
Microphone sensitivity
- Play'n Go Wireless Earbuds:-42 dB
- Wireless Earbuds ANC+ENC:-38 dB
Microphone input impedance
- Play'n Go Wireless Earbuds:300 Ω
- Wireless Earbuds ANC+ENC:200 Ω
Battery capacity
- Play'n Go Wireless Earbuds:50 mAh
- Wireless Earbuds ANC+ENC:45 mAh
Battery capacity (charging case)
- Play'n Go Wireless Earbuds:400 mAh
- Wireless Earbuds ANC+ENC:450 mAh
Width
- Play'n Go Wireless Earbuds:60 mm
- Wireless Earbuds ANC+ENC:58 mm
Depth
- Play'n Go Wireless Earbuds:26 mm
- Wireless Earbuds ANC+ENC:25 mm

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Comparison of 126-51, 126-52
46 specifications	A Sandberg Play'n Go Wireless Earbuds Model 126-51 View product	B Sandberg Wireless Earbuds ANC+ENC Model 126-52 View product
Headphones2 differ
ImpedanceDiffers	16 Ω	32 Ω
Noise cancelingKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Yes
Noise canceling typeKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Active
ChipsetDiffers	AB5656C	JL7006
Microphone2 differ
Microphone sensitivityDiffers	-42 dB	-38 dB
Microphone input impedanceDiffers	300 Ω	200 Ω
Battery2 differ
Battery capacityDiffers	50 mAh	45 mAh
Battery capacity (charging case)Differs	400 mAh	450 mAh
Weight & dimensions3 differ
WidthDiffers	60 mm	58 mm
DepthDiffers	26 mm	25 mm
HeightDiffers	47 mm	46 mm
Packaging contentidentical
Built-in display (charging case)Known for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Yes
Other features1 differ
Packaging contentDiffers	1 Set of Sandberg Play'n Go Wireless Earbuds 1 Set of Changeable earcups (Small, Medium, Large) 1 Charging case 1 Charging cable USB-A to USB-C, 30 cm 1 Quick guide	1 Set of Sandberg Wireless Eearbuds ANC+ENC 1 Set of Changeable earcups (Small, Medium, Large) 1 Charging case 1 Charging cable USB-A to USB-C, 30 cm 1 Quick guide

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