Wireless earbuds, a luxury item just a few years ago, are now commonplace in the tech world. That means anyone who still uses wired earphones can finally upgrade and go wireless without breaking the bank.
Well, that's where this Black Friday deal enters the picture and makes a great holiday gift — for yourself or anyone else in your life. A pair of EarFun Air True Wireless BT 5 Earbuds is the perfect companion for working out, daily commutes, streaming music and answering calls.
These wireless earbuds, a 2020 CES Innovation Awardee, feature custom-built composite cellulose drivers for superior sound. Meaning, you can easily enjoy your favorite tracks and podcasts with crystal clear audio. You also get an excellent calling experience thanks to its superior transparent voice quality, stemming from its enhanced four-microphone call technology.
This pair of earbuds makes sure you stay connected in the elements and while working out as well. The earbuds boast an IPX7 rating to protect against water and SweatShield technology so that you can use them during the most strenuous of activities.
Lastly, EarFun Air offers up a more convenient audio experience. These earbuds put you in the driver's seat with music, call and voice assistant controls at the tip of your fingers. Equally valuable, the earbuds and the included charging case provide you with up to 35 hours of battery life on the move, perfect for anyone who travels or spends days at a time away from home.
Wireless earbuds have gone mainstream, which is excellent for consumers who want to upgrade from an old wired headset to a new piece of gear that offers more freedom and a higher-quality audio experience. The EarFun Air True Wireless BT 5 Earbuds, typically $99, are on sale for $43 for a limited time.
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via https://AiUpNow.com November 29, 2020 at 02:00PM by , Khareem Sudlow,
