BOWERS WILKINS PI8-BLUE
Bowers Wilkins PI8-BLUE In-Ear True Wireless Noise Cancelling Earbuds (2024)
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Brand: bowers--wilkins Summary: Bowers Wilkins PI8-BLUE True Wireless Earbuds - High-performance DSP - DPS Amplifier/DAC - True 24-bit Audio Connection - 5-band Customisable EQ - TrueSound Mode - Bluetooth 5.4 - aptX Lossless Technology - Multipoint Connection - Active Noise Cancellation - Audio Retransmission From Case - aptX Adaptive - Wireless - USB-C - Apple Support - 3 Mic - 12mm Driver Unit - Rechargeable Battery - Up to 6.5Hr Playtime - 15 Min Charge - IP54 - 3.5mm Analogue Jack - Bluetooth - Includes: Extra Small, Small, Medium, Large Ear Tips, Charging Cable, Mini Jack to USB-C Cable - Case: (2.56"W x 1.14"D x 2.05"H) - (Midnight Blue) Category: HEADPHONE Model: PI8-BLUE MPN: PI8-BLUE UPC: 714346349173 Description: Bowers Wilkins PI8-BLUE In-Ear True Wireless Noise Cancelling Earbuds (2024) Series: Standard Color: Midnight Blue Retail: $399.00 Warning: 
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