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Sony XBA-2iP in-ear headphones with ControlTalk

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Sony XBA-2iP in-ear headphones with ControlTalk
Product no: 9000-0004-4577 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

These attractive Sony XBA-2iP in-ear headphones with ControlTalk combine relaxation with communication. The versatile earphones treat your ears to a crystal-clear reproduction of your music thanks to their double, balanced and amplified drivers with woofer, but they also allow you to conduct phone conversations when you connect them to your iPhone, as their cord is equipped with an accurate microphone with ControlTalk remote.

XBA-2iP: double-layered housing

The XBA-2iP in-ear headphones provide you with an amazing rendition of your favourite music. Their double-layered housing reduces the effect of annoying vibrations. The earphones are supplied with soft silicone ear sleeves in four sizes and with special sound-isolating ear sleeves in three sizes, so you can optimally block out ambient noise and enjoy every nuance of your audio, even at a low volume. An included cable clip and carrying case complete the pleasurable audio experience of these Sony XBA-2iP in-ear headphones.

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Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	100 gr
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	16,0 x 9,5 x 6,0 cm

Product specifications

comfortable earphones
detailed sound reproduction
full bass reproduction
excellent fit
powerful double drivers with woofer
cord with integrated microphone and ControlTalk for iPhone
cord length: 1.2 m
sensitivity: 108 dB
frequency range: 4 Hz - 25 kHz
impedance: 12 ohms
weight (cord not included): 6 grams
connector: 3.5mm mini jack, right-angled

Included accessories:

sound-isolating ear sleeves in 3 sizes (S/M/L)
silicone ear sleeves in 4 sizes (XS/S/M/L)
cable clip
carrying case

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