SAMSUNG SM-R220NZKAXAR Galaxy Fit2 1.1" AMOLED fitness band Black
- Android / IOS
- Black
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Bluetooth 5.0 earbuds with a 300 mAh charging case, noise-reducing chip and 80-hour standby
The allentian JSM-HKT6 are true wireless in-ear headphones with Bluetooth 5.0 for stable audio streaming up to 10 metres. They target commuters and casual listeners who want a compact, lightweight set that pairs automatically with a phone and fits easily in a pocket or bag.
Each earbud holds a 50 mAh cell while the charging case stores 300 mAh, letting you top up the buds on the go. The maker quotes 80 hours of standby time and a one-hour charge cycle via the Type-C port, so a short plug-in restores a full day of typical listening.
A built-in noise-reducing chip and microphone aim to keep hands-free calls clear in moderate background noise. One-touch activation summons the phone voice assistant without digging for the handset, and the Type-C charging socket means you can use the same cable as many modern phones.
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