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Bluetooth Headphones, V4.1 Wireless Earbuds HD Stereo Noise Canceling

Specifications

• Brand: GOOPRO
• Bluetooth:  V4.1
• Audio decode technology: EDR APT-X
• CVC: 6.0
• Talk time: 6 hours
• Standby: 150 hrs

Introduction

These stereo sound wireless headphones are ideal for usage in the office or at home, and can also be used as sports headphones. Lossless stereo sound is provided by Bluetooth V4.1+ EDR APT-X audio decode technology and CVC 6.0 super noise reduction technology. The battery has good performance. 6 hours of speaking time / 6 hours of music (Playtime varies according to volume level and audio content). With a standby time of 150 hours and a charge time of 1-2 hours. It has a secure fit and is comfortable to wear. It is designed with an ergonomic angle to ensure a secure fit in your ear without hurting or popping off while moving or working out. It uses 4.1 Bluetooth technology.

Two devices can be connected at once. Bluetooth connection with a range of up to 33 feet. Pairing with smartphones, tablets, and other Bluetooth-enabled music devices is simple and quick. It is so simple to use. The wireless Bluetooth earbuds have volume, music, song selection, and phone controls, making them the handiest Bluetooth earphones for running, sports, lifting weights, and more

What’s in the box

• 1× Bluetooth Sports Earphones
• 1× Charging Cable
• 1× User Manual

How to connect

You can connect the GOOPRO earphones by following the given steps:

• Press the main button of the earphones to turn it on.
• Press it for 3-4 seconds.
• The earphones will be turned on.
• Now, open settings in your mobile.
• Click on Bluetooth and search for the device name.
• When you see the device name, click on it.
• Your earphones will be connected to the phone.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How do Bluetooth and wireless headphones differ?
  The most significant distinction is in how the headphones connect to a media player. Wireless headphones can send audio signals using radio waves, infrared, internal memory, or KleerNet, whereas Bluetooth headphones employ short-range radio waves.

• TWS vs. Bluetooth: What’s the Difference?
  True wireless headphones are Bluetooth earbuds or IEMs that don’t have any cords or wires connecting them to a source of audio (smartphones, MP3 players, tablet, etc.). The mic, controls, and battery are all built into the earphones’ casing because they don’t have any cables.

• Is there a TWS for AirPods?
  According to a new report, Apple AirPods had a commanding lead in the true wireless stereo (TWS) earbuds sector in 2020.

• Earbuds or headphones: which is better?
  Earbuds are often more compact, less expensive, and better for working out than conventional headphones. On the other hand, headphones frequently provide the finest audio quality and noise cancellation of the two, as well as significantly longer battery life — assuming you’re prepared to spend the extra cost.

• Are earbuds or headphones harmful for your ears?
  When you wear headphones, the sound comes from the outer area of your ear, which allows it to evaporate and become less destructive. When you use earbuds, they are placed into your ear, which means that the noise is around eight decibels louder than when you use a headset.

• Headphones or earphones: which is safer?
  To be clear, the design of headphones or earbuds does not necessarily make them safe or unsafe. It’s up to you to use common sense while listening to your gadget to keep your ears, as well as the rest of you, safe.

• Is it better to use over-ear or in-ear headphones?
  In-Ear or Over-Ear Headphones? Although there is no right or wrong answer, on-ear headphones are definitely the best option if you value battery life and portability. An over-ear set is recommended if you want somewhat better audio quality, active noise cancellation, and don’t mind heavier headphones.

• Are wired or wireless headphones better?
  Wired headphones use analog signals to deliver excellent sound quality. This can handle more data than Bluetooth or other digital transmissions. This means your audio won’t have to go through as much processing before it gets to you. As a result, they can avoid audio compression and offer it in its original format.

• How safe are Bluetooth headphones?
  Bluetooth is generally safe for humans and will not harm our health because it is a non-ionizing EMR. Bluetooth, in reality, has a low specific absorption rate (SAR), demonstrating that it is not harmful to humans.

• How many hours a day should you wear headphones?
  “As a general rule, you should only listen to MP3 players at 60 percent of maximum volume for 60 minutes every day,” explains Dr. Foy. “The shorter your duration should be, the greater the volume.” Only listen for about five minutes per day at maximum volume.”

• Are Bluetooth headphones or earbuds safer?
  Because wired headphones do not release any RF waves, they are the safer alternative if you need a pair for extended periods of time. They continue to emit EMF radiation, but at a very low level. Other signals, such as WiFi, are already available everywhere, and EMFs are, sadly, a part of our environment.

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