Hi-fi headphone or earphone Yamaha TW-ES5A black

True Sound Concept for Freedom of Movement

The True Sound concept developed by Yamaha provides a deep sound that brings you closer to the artist, even with wireless sport earbuds. This allows you to completely immerse yourself in the music, surpassing all your limits and taking your performance to the next level. Since its creation, Yamaha has shared its passion for sound excellence with enthusiasts by demonstrating its commitment to making music through the manufacture of instruments and the design of iconic recording studios to working with the greatest artists on the big stages.

A Perfect Fit in All Weather and Ideal Musicality

With a compact size, unique shape and fins, the secure fit design naturally and firmly holds the new TW-ES5A wireless sport earbuds in your ears so you can focus solely on your performance without worrying about the earbuds. You can thus indulge in your favorite sports with complete freedom since the TW-ES5A have a high-quality IPX7 waterproof rating, allowing you to train for as long as you want.

Precise Fit for Ideal Sound with Listening Care

The TW-ES5A wireless sport earbuds incorporate Yamaha’s exclusive “Listening Care” technology that optimizes the listening experience. They provide a highly immersive sound that expresses music with a high degree of dynamism to remain faithful to the artists’ original compositions. Due to the nature of our hearing, when we listen to music at low volume, we often feel a lack of high and low frequencies. To hear these hard-to-hear sounds, we often excessively increase the volume.

Optimized Voice Calls

The new TW-ES5A wireless sport earbuds feature Qualcomm cVc (Clear Voice Capture) technology and fast pairing. The high-performance MEMS microphones in both earbuds are dedicated to calls, separating the incoming voice from other noise when capturing sound. Silicone is used for the coating of the sound duct that connects the microphone hole in the earbud housing to the call circuit board. By sealing the sound duct, it prevents unnecessary resonances and sound loss before it reaches the circuit. These two mechanisms make the voice clearer for the person on the other end of a call or meeting.