LUXA2 Lavi D Overview
The Lavi D has a much smaller profile than the Lavi S, mainly because the Lavi D is purely a Bluetooth headset and not a speaker too like the Lavi-S. The headphones are not that heavy either, weighing in at only 189g, so they won’t add much extra weight to your laptop bag or backpack.
The headset itself is mainly made of thick plastic with a metal frame. The headband has a cushion on it so its comfortable to wear for long hours. One thing I found interesting was that as the headband comes down it actually goes out in more of like a circle. This makes it so not as much pressure goes on the headband when you are wearing the headphones.
Another cool thing about the headset is that it has a lay-flat design. So you can turn the earcups so the entire headset lays flat. This makes it easier to fit the headset in smaller places, especially when you are traveling.
The headband of the headset is adjustable, I did not have to adjust it for my use though. When you extend the headset you can see that this part of the headset is made of metal, which is good.
Taking a closer look at the earcups you can see they are designed to go over your ears. They have thick leather cushions on them which should make using the headset very comfortable. Each earcup has a 40 mm driver inside, so we should expect some good quality sound.
All of your controls and buttons are actually on the earcups. On the left earcup you have back / forward, play / pause, and a microphone for taking calls. On the right earcup there are volume up and down buttons, a power / pairing button, and a compartment that houses the microUSB connection for charging and a 3.5mm audio jack.
