On Nov 7, Edifier listed two new audio products on e-commerce platforms: the W900NB 30th Anniversary Collector's Edition over-ear Bluetooth headphones and the PW108 plaza-grade Bluetooth speaker. According to IT之家, the W900NB is priced at 1,159 yuan, limited to 3,000 units, and will go on sale at 20:00 on Nov 9; the PW108 is priced at 699 yuan and is now open for pre-order.
W900NB: On-Device AI Pickup Noise Cancellation and Limited Collector's Design
The W900NB 30th Anniversary Collector's Edition comes in three colors — Morning Mist White, Midnight Black, and Deep Sea Blue — with each unit featuring an individually etched serial number, limited to 3,000 sets. Its core selling point is on-device AI audio processing: the headphones use a 6nm 6-core heterogeneous chip with an integrated Arm Ethos U55 dedicated NPU, enabling end-to-end AI pickup noise cancellation.
On the noise-cancellation hardware side, the W900NB packs 8 high-precision wide-angle silicon microphones, using a combination of 6 FF feedforward mics in a ring layout plus 2 FB feedback mics, achieving a noise-cancellation depth of -50dB. The headphones also feature six-axis sensor head tracking and support Dolby Atmos.
In terms of acoustics, the W900NB uses a dual-driver combination of a 10mm PET titanium-coated tweeter and a 40mm dual-layer PEEK composite aviation fiber woofer, and has passed Hi-Res, Hi-Res Wireless, and HWA triple gold certification. It supports LHDC5.0 high-definition audio codec and 192kHz/24bit sampling. For battery life, with SBC codec it offers 42 hours with noise cancellation on and 110 hours total with it off; with LHDC codec, 33 hours with noise cancellation on and 73 hours with it off; it supports fast charging, providing 17 hours of listening from a 15-minute charge.
PW108: A 20W Power and Dual Wireless Microphone Outdoor Solution
The PW108 is positioned as a plaza-grade Bluetooth speaker, featuring a classic wooden cabinet with black veneer finish, which the company says effectively reduces resonance and lowers resonance distortion. The speaker is equipped with an 8-inch large-diameter woofer and a 3-inch tweeter, with 5W for the tweeter and 15W for the woofer, totaling 20W rated true power. Combined with a high-performance main control chip and intelligent digital amplifier chip for coordinated optimization, it can cover large outdoor scenes of a thousand square meters.
The PW108 comes standard with 2 2.4G wireless dynamic microphones, featuring intelligent noise reduction and professional anti-howling technology, along with an independent reverb adjustment knob. The speaker has a built-in 2200mAh lithium battery, offering about 5 hours of battery life on a full charge; the body weighs 7.4kg and features a suitcase-style pull-rod design, allowing one person to carry and roll it easily. For connectivity, it supports Bluetooth 5.0, is compatible with FLAC, APE, MP3 and other formats, and provides USB direct read, AUX input, TF card input and other interfaces.
For the karaoke experience, the PW108 offers one-touch original/accompaniment switching, independent reverb adjustment, and indoor/outdoor dual-mode switching. The company says vocals are clear indoors and loud outdoors.
Product Lineup and What to Watch
The two new products cover personal noise-cancelling listening and outdoor sound reinforcement scenarios respectively. The W900NB highlights on-device AI audio processing with its 6nm chip and dedicated NPU, while the PW108 strengthens outdoor karaoke and speech use with 20W power and dual-microphone configuration. The W900NB will officially go on sale at 20:00 on Nov 9; the sales pace of the 3,000-unit limited run and the PW108's actual outdoor performance are worth watching.