Dutch brand Breggz is back with a new flagship in-ear. The Breggz Zohn 2 combines three different driver types in each earbud and carries IMAX Enhanced certification. It costs €579 and will only be delivered in limited numbers in 2026.
Breggz was founded by Xander de Buisonjé, and with the Breggz Zohn 2 the company continues where the Zohn 1 left off.
Breggz Zohn 2: three driver types
Each earbud holds a 10 mm dynamic driver, three balanced armature drivers and a 6 mm planar driver. That is a remarkable combination in a wireless earbud.
IMAX Enhanced
The Breggz Zohn 2 is IMAX Enhanced certified. “IMAX Enhanced is about delivering premium experiences that honour creative intent,” says Abdul Rehman, Chief Product Officer at IMAX. A dedicated IMAX sound profile sits next to the Studio and Live profiles, and there is a 10-band equaliser for your own tuning.
No ANC, by choice
Breggz deliberately left out active noise cancelling. There is a transparency mode, and four microphones handle calls. Connectivity is up to date: Bluetooth 6.0 with multipoint, LE Audio and Auracast, and support for SBC, AAC, aptX, aptX Adaptive and LC3.
Battery and build
The earbuds play for seven hours, and the case adds another 25 hours, for a total of 32 hours. They are IPX4 rated against splashes. The charging case is CNC-machined from aluminium, and a small detail shows the care in the design: the left earbud carries a braille marking.
Pricing and availability
The Breggz Zohn 2 costs €579. Deliveries in 2026 are limited. The earphones are sold through the Breggz website, De Bijenkorf and Selfridges.
Key specifications
- Type: true wireless in-ear
- Drivers per earbud: 10 mm dynamic, 3 balanced armature, 6 mm planar
- Certification: IMAX Enhanced
- Noise control: no ANC, transparency mode
- Microphones: 4
- Bluetooth: 6.0, multipoint, LE Audio, Auracast
- Codecs: SBC, AAC, aptX, aptX Adaptive, LC3
- Battery: 7 h + 25 h (case) = 32 h
- Protection: IPX4
- Case: CNC-machined aluminium
- Price: €579
Would you choose an earphone without noise cancelling for better sound, like the Breggz Zohn 2?
