ACEFAST H10 Wireless Headphones

Most headphones ask you to plan your day around a charger. The ACEFAST H10 asks the opposite: charge it once, then forget the cable for days. This is the acefast h10 — wireless on-ear headphones with a 500mAh battery that plays up to 60 hours of music on a single charge (at 50% volume, per manufacturer). If your day runs through Dhaka traffic, long shifts, study sessions, or all three, the acefast h10 is built for the way you actually listen: all day, every day, with no battery anxiety.

What it is, honestly. The acefast h10 is an on-ear headphone — the cushions rest on your ears — with 40mm HiFi-level dynamic drivers covering 20Hz–20kHz, Bluetooth 5.4 with SBC and AAC codec support, and a stable wireless link up to about 10 meters. One tap switches between two sound modes: a low-lag Gaming mode for mobile games and a Bass Boost mode that adds weight to music. An HD microphone handles calls and voice chat, so one pair covers music, calls, and casual gaming. And it is not an ANC headphone: the acefast h10 has no active noise cancellation, and this page never claims it does. (The ACEFAST H5 — a separate listing handled separately — is the ANC model.)

A note on buying. No price is quoted on this page on purpose — the price shown on the live ACEFAST H10 product page is what you pay in cash on delivery, and it can change during sales. What this page does is lay out everything the acefast h10 actually is and is not, so you buy the H10 for the right reasons: battery freedom, comfort, and switchable sound — never for features it doesn’t have.

Sixty Hours of Music

The headline number is the reason most people buy the acefast h10: up to 60 hours of music playback on one charge of its 500mAh battery — measured at 50% volume, per the manufacturer. Sixty hours is not “charge it every night”; it is a full work week of commutes, a fortnight of study playlists, several long trips back to back. Put plainly: charge the H10 on Sunday and it is still playing on Friday.

That figure is honest about its conditions. Play louder and the number drops — that is true of every headphone, and the 50%-volume condition is stated right up front on the card above. When the battery does run low, a full recharge takes about 2.5 hours over USB-C (DC5V 0.35A). Quick top-ups between charges are what make the acefast h10 a forget-about-the-charger headphone instead of a charge-every-night one.

Two Sounds, One Button

The acefast h10 refuses to give you one sound for everything. A single tap on the earcup button switches between Gaming mode — tuned for low lag so footsteps and gunfire land when they should — and Bass Boost mode, which adds weight and punch to music. One button, two tunings, no app to install, no settings menu to learn — this headphone does what it does and does it well.

This matters because mobile games and music ask for different things. Games need timing; music needs feel. The H10’s two modes mean you stop compromising: pick the sound that fits the moment, and tap again when the moment changes. The card’s subline says it plainly: “Gaming mode for play, bass boost for music.”

All-Day Soft

A 60-hour battery is only useful if you can actually wear the acefast h10 for long stretches. The earcups use protein leather over memory foam — soft cushions that seal gently on your ears without pressing — and the whole pair weighs just 176g. The slim headband adjusts to your head size and carries its own padding, so the weight spreads instead of sitting on one spot.

On-ear means the cushions rest on your ears rather than swallowing them. For Dhaka’s heat that is a real advantage: less sweat, less clamping pressure, easier to wear through a commute, a shift, or a late-night study session. Fold it flat when you are done and the H10 slips into a bag pocket.

Switch Your Sound in a Tap

The infographic above is an illustrative reconstruction of the acefast h10’s two sound modes: the orange stream for bass boost, the cyan stream for gaming mode. It visualizes what the one-tap button does — two different tunings from the same pair of 40mm drivers, switched in the time it takes to tap an earcup.

In practice it keeps it simple: tap for Gaming mode before you open the game, tap for Bass Boost when the playlist starts. There is no companion app, no equalizer sliders, no firmware to babysit. If you want a headphone that asks nothing of you between the tap and the music, this is that headphone.

2.5 Hours to Full

The render above is an illustrative reconstruction of the acefast h10 charging: a USB-C cable plugged into the earcup with a glowing charge ring. The reality is as quick as the image suggests — about 2.5 hours to a full charge (DC5V 0.35A), and then 60 hours of music at 50% volume. The footnote on the image says it honestly: at 50% volume, per manufacturer, illustrative reconstruction.

That ratio is the whole pitch of the acefast h10’s power story: a short charge buys days of listening. Charge it during a work session and it outlasts your week. The USB-C port is the modern standard, so any phone charger cable you already own does the job.

Inside the ACEFAST H10

The x-ray render above is an illustrative reconstruction of the acefast h10’s internals — not a photograph of disassembled hardware — but the architecture it shows is real: a 40mm HiFi driver behind each cushion, a control circuit board, and a 500mAh battery cell that powers the 60-hour playtime. The image carries the footnote honestly: per manufacturer, illustrative reconstruction.

What the callouts tell you: the big driver is why the H10 sounds full, the circuit board is why the one-tap modes work, and the battery cell is why you stop thinking about charging. Simple parts, honestly arranged, with the 176g weight kept low enough that you forget the engineering is there.

40mm HiFi Drivers

The driver close-up above is an illustrative reconstruction of the acefast h10’s 40mm HiFi driver — the glowing coil at the heart of each earcup. These drivers cover 20Hz–20kHz, the full range of human hearing, and they are what make both sound modes work: the same driver plays punchy in Bass Boost and precise in Gaming mode.

Driving those drivers is Bluetooth 5.4 with SBC and AAC codec support — the latest mainstream Bluetooth generation, stable to about 10 meters, with AAC for cleaner sound on phones that support it. An HD microphone handles calls and voice chat, so it moves from music to calls to games without you touching a setting.

Bold on Purpose

The promo hero above shows the H10 as it is: matte black, round smooth earcup caps, the slim headband with its vertical ACEFAST print. No gimmicks — an on-ear headphone that looks as serious as its battery figure. At 195×180×55mm it is a full-size headphone that still folds down, and at 176g it stays light on your head through hours of wear.

Fold & Go

The visual above shows these headphones folded flat beside a travel bag and passport — the foldable design that makes a full-size headphone travel-ready. Fold the earcups in, drop the acefast h10 into your bag, and it rides along to the office, the campus, the village, the airport.

Sixty hours of battery plus a fold-flat build is the combination that ends charger anxiety for good: the H10 plays through long days, long weeks, and long trips, then folds away when the journey is over. Charge once, fold up, go — that is the whole lifestyle this headphone is built for.

Specifications

All figures are taken from the verified research notes. This page describes the acefast h10 only — the wireless on-ear headphone with the 60-hour battery — not the ACEFAST H5 ANC headset, which is a different product on a separate listing.

Why Buy From Gadget Superb

Order the acefast h10 from Gadget Superb with cash on delivery anywhere in Bangladesh — pay in cash when the parcel arrives, with no advance payment, card details, or OTPs ever asked. Delivery takes 1–3 working days inside Dhaka (৳70) and 2–5 working days outside Dhaka (৳120). Every order carries 7-day easy returns: keep the headphones in original condition with the box and accessories, and start a return with your order number via hotline 09638054751, care@gadgetsuperb.com, or Messenger.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does the acefast h10 have ANC (active noise cancellation)?

No. The acefast h10 has no active noise cancellation, and this page makes no ANC claim. If you need noise cancellation, look at the ACEFAST H5 — the ANC headset on a separate listing — or another ANC model. The H10 competes on battery, comfort, and sound modes instead.

How long does the acefast h10 battery really last?

The acefast h10’s 500mAh battery plays up to 60 hours of music per charge — measured at 50% volume, per the manufacturer. That is roughly a full work week of commutes or several long trips on one charge. Play louder and the number drops, as with every headphone; the 50%-volume condition is stated up front.

How long does the acefast h10 take to charge?

About 2.5 hours to a full charge over USB-C (DC5V 0.35A). The quick charge-to-playtime ratio is the point: a short charge buys days of listening, so the H10 is a forget-about-the-charger headphone, not a charge-every-night one.

What do Gaming mode and Bass Boost do on the acefast h10?

Gaming mode tunes these headphones for low-lag audio — sounds land when they should in mobile games. Bass Boost adds weight and punch to music. You switch between the two with one tap on the earcup button: no app, no equalizer sliders, no settings menu.

What Bluetooth version and codecs does the acefast h10 support?

The H10 uses Bluetooth 5.4 with SBC and AAC codec support, stable to about 10 meters from your phone. AAC gives cleaner sound on phones that support it. Pairing is the standard Bluetooth flow — open Bluetooth on your phone and pick the acefast h10.

Is the acefast h10 on-ear or over-ear?

The H10 is on-ear: the protein-leather memory-foam cushions rest on your ears. At 176g with an adjustable padded headband, it stays comfortable through long sessions — and on-ear means less sweat than full over-ear cups in Dhaka’s heat. It folds flat for travel (195×180×55mm unfolded).

Can I take calls with the acefast h10?

Yes. It has an HD microphone for calls and voice chat, so it moves from music to calls to casual gaming without touching a setting. Call quality depends on your surroundings, but the mic is built for everyday phone and voice-chat use.

What is the difference between the acefast h10 and the ACEFAST H5?

They are different products on separate listings. The acefast h10 is the wireless on-ear headphone on this page — 60-hour battery, gaming and bass boost modes, no ANC. The ACEFAST H5 is the ANC wireless headset handled on its own listing. Do not confuse the two; everything here describes the acefast h10 only.

What warranty does the acefast h10 come with?

a 7-day store warranty

How long does delivery take, and what are the charges?

Inside Dhaka, delivery costs ৳70 and takes 1–3 working days; outside Dhaka, it costs ৳120 and takes 2–5 working days. These are estimates, not guarantees. Your order ships once you place a cash-on-delivery order.

How does cash on delivery work? Can I check the headphones before paying?

Cash on delivery means you pay the courier in cash when the parcel arrives. Gadget Superb never asks for advance payment, card details, OTPs, or mobile-banking PINs. Couriers generally do not allow opening a parcel before payment, so check your H10 right after the courier leaves and contact the store within the 7-day return window if anything is wrong.

What is the price of the acefast h10 in Bangladesh?

The current price is shown on the product page and can change during sales, so no figure is quoted here. Check the live ACEFAST H10 page on Gadget Superb for today’s price — that is what you pay in cash on delivery, plus the standard delivery fee.