JBL Under ArmourReact In-Ear Wireless Earphones
R1,699
About
UA Sport Wireless React empowers athletes to train harder, longer, and safer. With a secure, high-performance design and JBL Charged Sound, these aluminum earbuds are built for motivation. Featuring UA Storm waterproof technology with an IPX7 rating, these are durable for any workout or elements that may come your way. Hear your surroundings with Bionic Hearing featuring TalkThru Technology to quickly interact with your workout partner, and AmbientAware Technology to hear your surroundings for increased safety. With Sport Flex Fit Ear Tips, the UA Sport Wireless React promises a secure and comfortable fit that will stay in place through your workout. A 9-hour battery powers a week’s worth of workouts on a single charge and with a seamless Bluetooth connection, you’ll be tuned in to any environment.
Product Features
- Waterproof
- 9 hour battery
- Bionic hearing
- Rechargeable battery
- In-ear
- 4-button remote/mic
- Wireless
- UA storm proof
- Hands-free call
- Ambient aware
- Secure fit
- Carrying pouch
- Siri/Google Now
Product Specification
- Headphone cable length (ft): 1.7
- Weight (g): 16.5
- Weight (oz): 0.58
- Ear tip material: Silicon
- Bluetooth version: 4.2
- Headphone cable length (cm): 51.0
- Dynamic frequency response range (Hz): 20 Hz - 20 kHz
- Battery Type: Lithium-ion polymer (3.7V, 170mAh)
- Charging time (hours from empty): 2.0
- Speed Charging time (hours): 2.0
- Talk time (hours): 9.0
- Maximum music play time with ANC off (hours): 9.0
- Play time (hours): 9.0
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