Save 30% on Tronsmart Apollo Air+ Earbuds

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If you’re looking for a pair of earbuds with all the latest features, look no further – this is the pair you’re looking for. The Tronsmart Apollo Air+ Earbuds feature hybrid active noise cancellation, AptX adaptive decoding, in-ear detection, dual charging, and more. All for under $70.

These earbuds limit and monitor 35dB of ambient noise that comes through to provide immersive audio no matter the noise of your environment. A customized graphene driver is integrated with Qualcomm aptX adaptive audio transmission to bring you richly detailed audio with an enjoyable bass and treble no matter the volume. cVc 8.0 noise cancellation will lead to clear calls with great clarity via six noise-reduction mics.

Tronsmart Apollo Air Charging

The Tronsmart Apollo Air+ Earbuds will give you five hours of playtime, with the charging case providing up to 20 hours altogether. A convenient two-way charging allows for wireless charging as well as USB-C charging. Choose the method that suits you the best.

Connect through Bluetooth 5.2 and bring a seamless, robust connection that includes advanced TrueWireless Stereo Plus. IP45 dust and water resistance makes the earbuds perfect for sports, no matter the weather. One-touch control provides an easy way to control the play, volume, calls, previous and next tracks, and voice assistant. In-ear detection will auto-pause when you remove them from your ears.

Act quick and you can save 30% on this pair of earbuds and pay just $69.99 using the code H8POKWEL through August 21, 2021.

Tronsmart Apollo Air+ Earbuds

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