Final introduced UX1000: wireless headphones with hybrid ANC and up to 70 hours of battery life
By ForGeeks
Final has released the UX1000, a new model in the UX lineup. The headphones go on sale in Japan on November 21, 2025. They are aimed at users who want clear sound, effective noise cancellation and long battery life at an affordable price of ¥7,980 (about $50 including tax).
Hybrid noise cancellation and refined acoustics
The UX1000 uses a speaker whose settings Final adapted after a detailed study of its acoustic behavior. The manufacturer added a light equalizer correction to remove the harsh high-frequency peaks inherent in Bluetooth audio. This reduces fatigue during prolonged listening and gives you deep bass and crisp treble.
Hybrid Active Noise Cancellation is powered by feedforward and feedback microphones. The algorithm is designed to reduce external noise without losing audio quality. Ambient Mode lets you hear what’s going on around you.
Design and equipment
The model is available in two colors, Black and Greige. The surface is matte, resistant to hydrolysis, imprints and dirt. The coating is designed for a comfortable, non-slip grip.
The headphones weigh 250g. The design is foldable for easy portability. The UX1000s support multi-point connectivity.
Autonomy and specifications
The main feature of the model is its long runtime. The headphones provide up to 70 hours of music playback without ANC and up to 40 hours with noise canceling enabled. A full charge takes about two hours. The battery has a capacity of 500 mAh.
Other features include Bluetooth 5.4, 20Hz-20kHz playback range, SBC and AAC codecs, A2DP, AVRCP, HFP, and GAVDP profiles.
