The second-generation OneOdio Fusion A70 headphones introduce Hi-Res wireless capabilities, broad connectivity options, and app-based sound tuning, blending consumer listening with DJ utility in an affordable package.
OneOdio has refreshed its Fusion A70 line with a second-generation model that pushes the headphones closer to a hybrid between consumer listening gear and entry-level DJ kit. The company says the over-ear design is aimed at DJs, musicians, producers, content creators and general listeners, with wireless Hi-Res playback, Bluetooth 6.0 and long battery life combined with the option to switch to wired use when lower latency or physical mixer connections are needed.
At the centre of the update are 40mm dynamic drivers paired with an independent acoustic chamber. OneOdio says this arrangement is intended to widen the soundstage and improve separation, while the 20Hz to 40kHz range and LDAC support give the model Hi-Res Audio and Hi-Res Wireless Audio certification. That combination should appeal most to users who want more detail from compatible devices, whether for monitoring, cueing or casual music and video playback.
Connectivity is broader than on a typical wireless headphone. The A70 Gen 2 supports multipoint pairing over Bluetooth 6.0, so it can stay linked to two devices at once, and it also includes both 3.5mm and 6.35mm wired inputs. OneOdio has added a twist-lock mechanism to the 3.5mm port, which should help the cable stay in place when the headphones are attached to DJ controllers, keyboards or audio interfaces. The company also includes SharePort, allowing audio to be shared with another set of headphones from the same source.
The model also adds app control, letting users adjust EQ and tailor the sound profile through the OneOdio app. That puts it in line with a broader trend in budget audio, where custom tuning has become a standard expectation rather than a premium extra. Reviewers at BFMTV and GizChina noted the strong feature set, particularly the long battery life, dual wired jacks and multipoint support, while also pointing to the limitations of a largely plastic build and the absence of active noise cancellation. OneOdio claims up to 72 hours of wireless playback from the 650mAh battery, with charging taking about two hours.
Pricing starts at $59.99 in the US for the black version, with the Red/Silver model listed at $64.99. In the UK, the headphones are priced at £49.99, and OneOdio says they are available through Amazon and its own website.
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