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Xiaomi Headphone— $129.00 (Save 35%!)
Color: Black and Gold Weight: 220g Microphone: Built-in Knowles MEMS microphone Wire Material: Silver-plated copper wire Length: 1.4m Jack: 3.5mm gold-plated Impedance: 32Ω Sensitivity: 98dB Frequency Range: 20-20,000Hz Rated Power: 50mW Executive Standard: GB/T 14471-2013 Remote compatibility: Compatible with popular Android phones...


Color: Black and Gold Weight: 220g Microphone: Built-in Knowles MEMS microphone Wire Material: Silver-plated copper wire Length: 1.4m Jack: 3.5mm gold-plated Impedance: 32Ω Sensitivity: 98dB Frequency Range: 20-20,000Hz Rated Power: 50mW Executive Standard: GB/T 14471-2013 Remote compatibility: Compatible with popular Android phones and devices running iOS 5 and above. Package contents Mi Headphones Cable On-ear foam cushion kit On-ear soft cushion kit Over-ear soft cushion kit Airplane adapter 3.5mm to 6.3mm adapter Microfiber drawstring bag Hard carrying case User guide
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