AULA A500 — ANC wireless headset: three connection modes, 1,000 mAh, up to 100 hours, White
- Store pickup
- Tashkent, Shaykhantakhur district, Iftikhor street, 2
- Courier
- 50,000 UZS
- Warranty
- 1 month
About this product
All specifications →AULA A500: description and configuration
AULA A500 — gaming headset.
The AULA A500 is a full-size wireless headset with active noise cancelling. AULA sells it inside its gaming-headset line, but the styling is deliberately plain: no RGB lighting, soft ear cushions, a folding frame and a microphone that flips up out of the way. It suits a commute, a lecture and an evening game session equally well.
Noise cancelling is dual-feed, using microphones inside and outside the cup. AULA's specification table gives a maximum depth of −38 dB, while the model description quotes up to 40 dB across a 50 Hz – 2 kHz band; a transparency mode sits alongside it for when you need to hear the room. The drivers cover 20 Hz – 40 kHz, speaker sensitivity is 110 ±3 dB at 1 kHz and microphone sensitivity is −38 ±1 dB.
There are three ways to connect: Bluetooth 5.4 with about 10 metres of range, 2.4 GHz through the bundled USB Type-C receiver, and a wired USB link. The 1,000 mAh battery is rated by AULA at around 100 hours of playback with ANC off and about 60 hours with it on; a full charge over USB Type-C takes roughly 3 hours, and five minutes on the cable gives about 6 hours. The headset weighs about 317 g, measures 187.79 × 78.93 × 196.96 mm, folds flat, and comes in black, white and beige.
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Noise cancelling you can switch off
The A500 uses a dual-feed ANC layout: one microphone listens to the noise outside the cup, the other to what actually reaches your ear. The specification table puts the maximum depth at −38 dB, while the model description quotes up to 40 dB across a 50 Hz – 2 kHz band. A transparency mode sits next to it and lets outside sound through when you need to catch an announcement without taking the headset off.
A listener wearing the full-size AULA A500
Three ways to connect
Bluetooth 5.4 holds a link at around 10 metres and is the easy choice for a phone or tablet. The bundled 2.4 GHz receiver gives the computer its own channel, so you are not re-pairing every time you sit down; its plug is USB Type-C, so a USB-A port will want an adapter. The third option is a USB cable — a wired link for when you want no radio in the chain.
AULA A500 headset in white next to the 2.4 GHz USB Type-C receiver
A hundred hours, and five minutes to top up
AULA rates the 1,000 mAh battery at roughly 100 hours of playback with noise cancelling off and about 60 hours with it on. A full charge over USB Type-C takes around three hours. If the headset dies just before you leave, five minutes on the cable is good for about six hours.
Charging the AULA A500 over USB Type-C — five minutes gives about six hours
A microphone that gets out of the way
The boom rotates: flip it up and the microphone is muted and all but invisible against the cup. Drop it back towards your mouth and the headset is ready for a call or in-game voice chat. There is no separate mute button to hunt for — the boom's position is the status indicator.
The AULA A500 boom microphone flips up and mutes
It folds, and it comes in three colours
The cups swivel flat and fold into the headband, so the headset takes less room in a backpack and does not fight with a laptop. AULA builds the A500 in black, white and beige; the body weighs about 317 grams at 187.79 × 78.93 × 196.96 mm.
The AULA A500 folding design — cups swivel and fold inwards
AULA A500 specifications
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