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JLAB AUDIO Jbuds Air ANC TW Wireless Bluetooth Noise-Cancelling Earphones - Black

Enjoy your music and podcasts without being disturbed by noise with the JLab Jbuds Air ANC TW Wireless Bluetooth Noise-Cancelling Earphones. With active noise cancelling, you can tune out the traffic noise, bus rumble or coffee shop chatter and focus on your music or podcast.
But when you need to listen out for your train announcement, transparency mode lets you listen to the outside world at a moment's notice.
With the battery life of 10 hours the Jbuds will accompany you throughout your day.
Pop them into the charging case to gain 30 more hours of battery life.  The Custom EQ3 Sound ensures that you can always customize the sound. With just a tap or two via touch sensors, you can choose the sound that matches your personal preferences with Jlab Signature, Balanced and Bass Boost modes.
You can also take phone calls, skip songs or customize the sound, no need to take your phone out of your pocket.
Also, with the Dual connect you can use either earbud independently or use both and experience a seamless connection.

 

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