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Save $16 on FIIL T1X Earbuds with Smart Touch

By Laura Tucker
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It may seem like earbuds could never fulfill the demands of great audio, but some of them may surprise you. With noise-reduction technology and 15 types of EQ sounds modes, the FIIL T1X Earbuds with Smart Touch have what it takes to deliver great sound. They have plenty of other great features, too.

The earbuds provide an incredible HiFi sound with DSP voice noise-reduction technology, a 1/4-inch dynamic driver, and a built-in microphone. The FIIL+ app will provide you with 15 types of EQ sound modes.

The app also allows you to check the battery level, reset the sync, and do other basic operations. The FIIL T1X Earbuds with Smart Touch pair in one second with Bluetooth 5.0, LDS tech, and a stable connection. You simply need to open the case with your device near you.

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They are sweatproof as well to allow you to wear them during your workout. There are also multiple sizes of ear tips and ear wings provided to ensure the earbuds stay put in your ears. Easily play and pause music and answer or hang up calls with the touch control. Additionally, they support Siri and Google Assistant.

The ultra-high-capacity charging case will give you two hours of playing time with just 10 minutes of charging. Altogether, the charging case and earbuds will give you up to 24 hours of play time. The case and earbuds can be fully charged in 40 minutes via USB-C.

These earbuds have already been dropped in price. An additional discount with the code WGFM7ZZD6T2D will give you $16 off altogether, to leave you paying just $35.99.

FIIL T1X Earbuds with Smart Touch

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Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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