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Name: YHhao Wired / Wireless Over-Ear Headphones, Noise Canceling Headsets, Foldable Headsets with Volume Control, Built-in Mic for PC, Computer, Laptop, iPhone, Android Smartphone, etc - Black
Brand: YHhao
Price: 28.98 USD
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YHhao Wired / Wireless Over-Ear Headphones, Noise Canceling Headsets, Foldable Headsets with Volume Control, Built-in Mic for PC, Computer, Laptop, iPhone, Android Smartphone, etc - Black

$28.98

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YHhao Wired / Wireless Over-Ear Headphones, Noise Canceling Headsets, Foldable Headsets with Volume Control, Built-in Mic for PC, Computer, Laptop, iPhone, Android Smartphone, etc. Technical specification: Profile: Support A2DP1.2, AVRCP1.0, HFP1.5, HSP1.0 RF range: 33 feet Frequency Response: 80Hz-20KHz Loudspeaker Output: 10mW Signal-to-noise:≥80dB Distortion:≤5.0% Talk time: 6-8 hours Standby time: 240 hours Charging time: 2.5 hours Package: 1 x Headphones 1 x Charging cord 1 x 3.5mm cable 1 x User Manual If there is anything we can do for you, please email us freely. Thank you!

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Steve Guttenberg | June 26, 2018
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Focal Clear Headphones Review
Mark Fleischmann | June 21, 2018
Performance Build Quality Comfort Value PRICE $1,499 AT A GLANCE Plus Aluminum/magnesium diaphragms Impeccable construction Balanced presentation Minus Less than spacious imaging THE VERDICT Focal&rsquo;s Clear headphones are admirably well-balanced performers with irreproachable build quality and a gorgeous look. Is $1,499 a lot to pay for headphones? Well, how much is a lot? Only you can make the definitive decision about what is a good buy and what would be an undue burden on your checking account. Here&rsquo;s how Focal thought through the problem. This formidable loudspeaker manufacturer gave its emergent headphone line its best shot in the Focal Utopia, a four-thousand-dollar product that we hailed with a five-star review. Its latest offering, the Focal Clear, borrows technology developed for the Utopia and cuts the price by more than half.
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