AvantreeTrue Wireless Bluetooth 5.0 Earbuds Earphones (Model: TWS115)
R749
About
The Avantree TWS115 - a pair of Bluetooth 5.0 true wireless earbuds that is low profile and lightweight for a comfortable fit with powerful audio and a portable wireless charging case providing extra 32 hours of playtime.
GREAT FIT
An ideal solution for those who have difficulty finding earbuds that fit. Ergonomically designed to fit all ear shapes and sizes comfortably, suitable earbuds for women and for kids.
PREMIUM SOUND QUALITY
Featuring Bluetooth 5.0 for clear signal with reduced music dropouts to retain Hi-Fi Stereo Sound. Our earbuds feature noise cancellation, well balanced bass, treble and mid tones to deliver the ultimate listening and calling experience.
LIGHTWEIGHT & COMFORTABLE
With a small low profile design, our in-ear earbuds are feather-light & ergonomic to fit comfortably inside your ear. You will forget you are even wearing them!
CHARGE ON THE GO
True wireless earbuds that lasts up to 4 hours per charge. Get up to 32 hours of extended playtime with the convenient portable charging pod that doubles as a power bank. Never worry about running out of power while on the go.
WIRELESS CHARGING
Qi-enabled hardware allows it to be charged wirelessly! Just place it on the wireless charging pad and it will charge automatically. Place it down, pick it up. Simple as that. Forget about all the troubles of the wires and ports
Product Features
- Bluetooth 5.0
- Lightweight
- Wireless charging
- QI enabled hardware
- Comfortable fit
- Powerful audio
- Warranty: 12 months
Product Specifications
- BT Version: 5.0
- Supported Profiles: HSP, HFP, A2DP, AVRCP
- Operational Range: up to 10 meters / 32 feet
- Charge Voltage: DC 5V / 0.5-2A
- Charging Time: (1) For Earbuds: about 1 hour, (2) For Charging Case: about 2 hours
- Play Time: up to 4 hours per charge
- Talk Time: up to 5 hours per charge
- Earbud Size: 22 x 16.5 x 24.5mm
- Earbuds Weight: 8g
- Charging Case Size: 77 x 73 x 37mm
- Weight with Charging Case: 51g
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