LEWITT announced that it has launched the LW6 Wireless Studio Headphones for precision mixing, monitoring and recording.
LEWITT’s studio recording microphones were utilized in the making of Grammy-winning albums including Bad Bunny’s “Album of the Year” 2026 and Sabrina Carpenter’s “Best Pop Vocal Album/Best Pop Solo Performance” from 2025.
The company said that the introduction of LW6 aims to establish a new category for the company for wireless headphones that meet all the needs of experienced studio professionals. LEWITT’s RealSound is working in the ultra-wide band range to deliver uncompressed audio with ultra-low latency of under 6ms. Users can connect the RealSound transmitter to typical wired headphone ports, or can connect the transmitter via USB-C directly to computers. The wireless audio works within a range of 16 feet without compression or noticeable delay.
The headphones feature a closed-back design for an effective two-way sound isolation for recording and monitoring. The transparent and natural sound is optimized for precision mixing and mastering. LEWITT said it allows for further customization of the LW6 sound via a fully parametric 5-band EQ. Users can create individual sound profiles either via the available desktop software or mobile app and store them directly on the headphones.
The LW6 also allows users to natively uplift the stereo realism by activating virtual studio monitors. They aim to simulate tuned studio monitors in an ideal mixing room. The LW6 also offers advanced monitoring functions for checking mixes like mono, side-stereo, side-mono or Left-Right swap, and allows for definition of three target volumes. All metering in the software is k-weighted, perfect for broadcast and mastering. Each feature can be assigned to the two hardware custom buttons for quick access, either by single or double press, giving you a total of four individual commands at hand.
The earcups feature thick and comfortable memory foam for reduced leakage and ideal passive isolation. LW6 adapts to each head shape even when wearing glasses. The LEWITT LW6 has a playback time of up to 21 hours. LEWITT said that users can pair the LW6 headphones via Bluetooth with a phone or computer. The LW6 wireless studio headphones will be available beginning Sept. 22.