True Wireless Earbuds, REEHM IPX7 Waterproof Bluetooth 5.0 Wireless Headphones with Microphone Charging Case 35H Playtime in-Ear Hi-Fi Stereo Sound TWS Earphones Headset for Sport Running (White)

TWS BLUETOOTH 5.0 - REEHM bluetooth earbuds adpots latest Bluetooth 5.0 technology to ensure the most stable connectivity, fast transmission without signal loss or music dropouts. The range is up to 33ft away, so you can enjoy your favorite album when doing the housework with the mobile just left on the sofa. With built-in Mic, it is perfect for hands-free phone calling, sport, working or listen to music that provides the wonderful stereo call & audio quality and clarity. FAST AUTO PAIRING & IPX7 WATERPROOF - REEHM truly wireless earphones automatic system gives you a hassle-free experience when pairing and connecting to your device, just take the earbuds out of the charging case, they will pair with each other automatically. When the light on the left earbuds flashes, enter the mobile phone Bluetooth setting to pair the earbuds. Easy to operate and fast to connect. IPX7 material can also endure your sweatiest workouts and dispel your worry about the rain. 35 HOURS PLAYTIME & COMPATABLE WEARING - Bluetooth earphones get 4-5 hour’s playtime from a single charge (only 1H charge time) and 35 extra hours in the mini portable charging case. This wireless bluetooth earbuds is very lightweight and the ergonomic design provides a comfortable fit, reducing the pressure of the ear, so you won't feel uncomfortable even if you wear it long time, also fits firmly in your kid's ear whilst comfortable. Compact size makes it so easy to fit in pocket or handbag.

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