Being a Bluetooth enabled device, it lets you listening music without any hassle from a distance of up to 33 feet while you are moving. And guess what? It can give you a back up of 15 hours of listening on a single charge. It supports mini USB port. There is a built-in mic which lets you making and taking calls when using this headphone with a smartphone. If the battery becomes vapid or dead, still you can listen music and enjoy by plugging a stereo mini jack in the headphone. Integrated controls of the Bluetooth headphone allows you easily selecting tracks and adjusting the volume.
This headphones can easily be folded for transport and storage while not using it. Moreover, this stylish headphone can be paired easily with iPhone, iPod touch (with June 2009 software update), Blackberry, MP3 player. It can also be paired with and any mobile phone and computer equipped with stereo Bluetooth A2DP capabilities. The included USB cord lets you charge the internal rechargeable battery which takes only 3/4 hours to full recharge. The standby time limit of this amazing headphone is 160 hours. The Tenqa REMXD Wireless Bluetooth Headphones comes with a one-year warranty with basic color of Black and White.
Did I forget anything??? Ah! The Price… It’s gonna cost you $40. The Tenqa REMXD Bluetooth Headphones is going to arrive at retailers in the next few weeks. Wanna try?
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