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- Xtreme - Nano Bluetooth True Wireless Earbuds W/Voice Assist
Xtreme - Nano Bluetooth True Wireless Earbuds W/Voice Assist
Product Code: 139964 (XBE9-0125-BLK)
UPC Code: 805106224844
With the Xtreme Nano Mini True Wireless Earbuds, you'll be able to connect to any Bluetooth®-compatible device instantly. The ear cushion design fits snuggly and the compact size allows for a discreet appearance when being used. Use the built-in multifunction button to listen to music, answer calls, etc. Our item works with Siri and Google Voice Assistant simply by pushing a button. When your earbuds lose power, use the portable charging case to provide power. It will take approximately 45 minutes to recharge, while the case can be charged with the included Micro-USB Cable, which should take around 90 minutes. A built-in LCD Power indicator showcases your charging status as it's receiving power via the cable. Listen to your favorite songs and have easy hands-free calls with the Nano Mini True Wireless Earbuds.
Use It For Hands-Free Calls/Listening To Music: Your buds can be used to make hands-free phone calls or listen to music on any Bluetooth-compatible devices.
Compact and Discreet For Your Ears: They're designed to fit comfortably in your ears with a compact design that's discreet for your day-to-day activities.
Push A Button: "Hey Siri!": Use our device to connect to Siri and Google Voice Assistant with the simple push of a button.
Portable Charging Case For Recharging: When they run low on power, you can connect your earbuds to the charging case and get them repowered. It takes approximately 45 minutes to charge them, while the case can be recharged with the included Micro-USB Cable in about 90 minutes.
LCD Power Indicator Illuminates While Getting Power: While the case is receiving power, an LCD Power Light will illuminate, indicating how much it's receiving until it reaches 100%.