House of Marley Uplift In-Ear Headphones with Mic - Drift

Description

The + and – controls on the three-button remote controller are designed to work with Apple devices only, but the centre button will answer and end calls in most smart phones. They feature machined aluminium chassis and multiple ear tips to provide a comfortable experience even during long listening sessions. Headphones are equipped with 8 mm neodymium drivers that provide clear highs and solid bass, and deliver frequency response of 18 Hz-20 kHz. They also feature 132 cm (52”) long cable wrapped in braided fabric to reduce noise and avoid tangling, realized with gold-plated connector. They also feature 132 cm (52”) long cable wrapped in braided fabric to reduce noise and avoid tangling, realized with gold-plated connector. Comfortable, slick in-ear headphones with microphone/remote control that are made with earth-friendly materials such are recycled aluminium and FSC certified sapele or beech wood. Drift colour design. Headphones are equipped with 8 mm neodymium drivers that provide clear highs and solid bass, and deliver frequency response of 18 Hz-20 kHz. Packaging also uses recycled paper, plastic and other earth-friendly materials. Impedance: 16 Ohm.

Key Features

• Comfortable, slick in-ear headphones with microphone/remote control that are made with earth-friendly materials such are recycled aluminium and FSC certified sapele or beech wood.
• They also feature 132 cm (52”) long cable wrapped in braided fabric to reduce noise and avoid tangling, realized with gold-plated connector.
• They feature machined aluminium chassis and multiple ear tips to provide a comfortable experience even during long listening sessions.
• The + and – controls on the three-button remote controller are designed to work with Apple devices only, but the centre button will answer and end calls in most smart phones.
• Headphones are equipped with 8 mm neodymium drivers that provide clear highs and solid bass, and deliver frequency response of 18 Hz-20 kHz.
• Packaging also uses recycled paper, plastic and other earth-friendly materials.