Wave Quiet Over-Ear Headphones

Shuunnya Wave

Wave Quiet Over-Ear Headphones

Cancelling in dB across four bands, 55 hours at a stated volume, and pads and battery you replace yourself.

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The Shuunnya promise

Cancelling given band by band instead of as one flattering number, runtime with its volume and codec, and the two wear parts sold as parts.

  • 42 dB at 100 Hz, 32 dB 50 to 500 Hz, 12 dB 500 Hz to 2 kHz, under 5 dB high
  • 55 h ANC on at 75 dB SPL on AAC, 80 h off, from a stated 5.0 Wh cell
  • Pads Rs 690 by hand, battery Rs 890 on four screws, no adhesive
  • 3.5 mm cable in the box, so a flat battery is not the end of the music

Details

Over-ear headphones built around the two parts that go first. The pads pull off by hand at Rs 690 a pair, the battery comes out on four Phillips screws at Rs 890, and a detachable 3.5 mm cable is in the box so a flat battery means the music continues rather than stops. The specification cheat here is the driver diameter. 40 mm is a dimension, not a measurement, and printing it large is a way of not printing the impedance, the sensitivity or the response. Beside it sits cancelling quoted as one decibel figure with no band, which conceals that active cancelling works on engine drone and hardly at all on a voice, and battery life quoted with no volume, no codec and no statement of whether cancelling was on. So: four bands for the cancelling, two runtimes with their conditions, and the driver described by what it does.

  • 40 mm dynamic driver, cellulose and biocellulose composite diaphragm, 32 ohm at 1 kHz, 100 dB SPL per mW. Response 10 Hz to 40 kHz, within plus or minus 3 dB of the target from 20 Hz to 10 kHz on an IEC 60318-7 ear simulator
  • Cancelling, hybrid, measured across four bands: up to 42 dB at 100 Hz, 32 dB averaged 50 Hz to 500 Hz, 12 dB averaged 500 Hz to 2 kHz, and under 5 dB above 4 kHz. Above 2 kHz the pads do the work instead, at about 22 dB of passive attenuation
  • Battery 1,300 mAh at 3.85 V nominal, which is 5.0 Wh, both figures printed. 55 hours with cancelling on at 75 dB SPL on AAC, an average draw of 91 mW. 80 hours with cancelling off at the same volume, 62 mW
  • Five minutes on a 7.5 W charger puts in about 0.6 Wh, which is roughly 6 hours of listening with cancelling on. Empty to full in 90 minutes
  • Codecs by name: SBC, AAC and LDAC. No aptX, because we hold no licence, and no Hi-Res sticker used in place of a codec list
  • Cancelling, transparency and off are a three-position physical switch on the left cup. Not a menu, not a gesture, not an app
  • Detachable 3.5 mm cable in the box. With the battery flat they still play, passively, with no cancelling
  • Ear pads clip off by hand, protein leather over memory foam, Rs 690 a pair. Battery on four Phillips screws with no adhesive, Rs 890
  • Steel headband core, metal hinges rated to 20,000 fold cycles, 268 g, clamping force 4.2 N measured on a 150 mm head form
  • The honest trade is that active cancelling cannot do much about speech. If your problem is an office conversation rather than an aeroplane, the 22 dB the pads give you above 2 kHz is most of what you will get, and no headphone at any price changes that physics
  • Firmware updates until July 2031, no account required, and an update never removes a feature
  • There is no Shuunnya service-centre network. A warranty claim means sending the pair to us, with no turnaround time promised

Product information

Driver, cancelling and codecs
Driver
40 mm dynamic, cellulose and biocellulose composite diaphragm. 40 mm is a dimension, so the three rows below are the specification
Impedance and sensitivity
32 ohm at 1 kHz, 100 dB SPL per mW, which is 115 dB SPL per volt. Drivable from a phone jack on the passive cable
Frequency response
10 Hz to 40 kHz, within plus or minus 3 dB of the target from 20 Hz to 10 kHz on an IEC 60318-7 ear simulator
Cancelling by band
Up to 42 dB at 100 Hz. 32 dB averaged 50 Hz to 500 Hz. 12 dB averaged 500 Hz to 2 kHz. Under 5 dB above 4 kHz
Passive attenuation
About 22 dB above 2 kHz from the pad seal alone, which is where most of the speech rejection actually comes from
Control
A three-position physical switch on the left cup: cancelling, transparency, off. No app needed to move it
Codecs
SBC, AAC and LDAC. No aptX and no aptX logo, because we hold no licence for it
Passive mode
Detachable 3.5 mm cable included. Works with the battery flat, without cancelling
Battery, charging and build
Battery
1,300 mAh at 3.85 V nominal, which is 5.0 Wh. Both figures given, because mAh without a voltage is not a capacity
Runtime, cancelling on
55 hours at 75 dB SPL on AAC. 5.0 Wh over 55 hours is an average draw of 91 mW
Runtime, cancelling off
80 hours at the same 75 dB SPL on AAC, an average draw of 62 mW
Charging
USB-C at 7.5 W. Empty to full in 90 minutes. Five minutes puts in about 0.6 Wh, which is roughly 6 hours with cancelling on
Headband
Steel core with a replaceable padded strap. Clamping force 4.2 N measured on a 150 mm head form
Hinges
Metal, rated to 20,000 fold cycles
Ear pads
Protein leather over memory foam, clip fit, removed and refitted by hand with no tool
Weight
268 g. Semi-rigid folding case included
Repair, warranty, spares and the service route
Opening it
Four Phillips screws per cup, no adhesive anywhere inside. Battery on a connector. Service manual and exploded diagram free to download
Published spare prices
Ear pads Rs 690 a pair. Battery Rs 890. Headband strap Rs 490. Hinge Rs 590. 3.5 mm cable Rs 390. Left or right driver module Rs 1,690
Warranty
2 years against defect. The battery is warranted for 2 years to hold 80 percent of its rated 5.0 Wh; after that it is a Rs 890 part. Excluded: liquid ingress, drops, a snapped headband, and crushed pads. Self-repair does not void any of it
Spares
Stocked until July 2034, held by a spares bank bought with the first production run and by tooling in our name
Firmware
Updates until July 2031, no account required, and an update never removes a feature
Service route
There is no Shuunnya service-centre network. A claim means sending the pair to us. No city count and no turnaround time is published, because neither exists

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