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Sony MDRAS600BTD wireless in-ear headphones, orange

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Sony MDRAS600BTD wireless in-ear headphones, orange
Product no: 9000-0021-4460 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

With these in-ear headphones that use Bluetooth or NFC technology to connect to your smartphone or tablet, you'll be able to pay full attention to your sport. They also function as a headset thanks to the built-in microphone!

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As mentioned above, these in-ear headphones are wireless, and connect to your smartphone or tablet using Bluetooth technology. You can establish a connection manually, or let the NFC connector do it for you automatically. The only thing you need to do is turn on the NFC function on your smartphone or tablet and hold both devices together briefly. They will then maintain a wireless connection within a range of ten metres. The built-in battery charges in 2.5 hours with a micro USB cable. A fully charged battery provides 8.5 hours of listening enjoyment. There are ear tips and arch supports included in four different sizes for a universal fit.

in-ear headphones for athletes

Athletes find these in-ear headphones ideal. Thanks to the arch supports, these in-ears stay put in your ears, even during intensive training. They can easily withstand a downpour as they're both sweat and splash-resistant. Of course, they're also great for listening to music! These in-ear headphones with built-in microphone can also be used as a headset in combination with your smartphone. Accepting hands-free calls is simply a matter of pushing the button on the earpiece.

Specifications

Product features

Active noise suppression	no
Wireless	yes
Rotatable earpad	no
Headphone construction	closed
In/on/over ear	in-ear
Includes microphone	yes
Design can be folded/dismantled	yes
Cable length	not applicable
Colour	orange
Maximum frequency	20 - 20.9 kHz
Minimum frequency	20 - 21 Hz
Changeable caps	yes
Volume control	yes

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	600 gr
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	35,0 x 35,0 x 35,0 cm

Product specifications

wireless in-ear headphones, closed construction
for athletes
colour: orange
in-ear headphones
frequency range: 20 Hz - 20 kHz
range: 10 m
volume control: yes
charge with micro USB cable
charge time: 2.5 hours
playback time: 8.5 hours
built-in microphone (for Hands-free calling)
Bluetooth
NFC connector
splash-proof
unsusceptible to sweat
including four pairs of ear tips
including four pairs of arch supports
adjustable headband

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