Logitech® FreePulse Wireless™ Headphones

Want to find wireless headphone for your iPod or MP3 player? Introduce Logitech FreePulse Wireless™ Headphone. A behind the neck designs wireless headphone. It lightweight, flexible carbon spring steel wire inside a silicone headband.

Logitech FreePulse Wireless™ Headphones uses adjustable silicon over-ear straps to secure the headphone in place. It rugged construction for a reliable fit. Cushions on the headphone speakers are comfortable and thick. It is easy to wear for an hour or more without discomfort. The soft-touch comfort rings provide a secure and comfort fit. It thin, flexible rings cradle your ears.

Logitech FreePulse Wireless™ Headphone integrated volume controls and Base Boost mode let you take control of your music. Bluetooth transmitter for Logitech FreePulse Wireless™ Headphone is nothing fancy. It just square, black transmitter with a power button and a connection indicator on one end and an adjustable stereo minijack on the others. This advance Bluetooth 2.0 with Enhanced Data Rate wireless technology ensures clear, interference-free audio with up to 33 ft range.

Logitech FreePulse Wireless™ Headphone is compatible with most audio player, and includes custom-fit iPod adapters. It can be used on any audio source with a stereo headphone jack including computers and home theater systems. What you need to do is just charge, plug and play. Power buttons on both the headphone and Bluetooth transmitter turn red when activated; turn blue once established a Bluetooth connection. Volume control located right hand side of the headphone.

Logitech FreePulse Wireless™ Headphone package contains wireless headphone, wireless receiver, international voltage AC power adapter (100V – 240V), custom fit iPod adapter, quick start guide and 2 year limited warranty.

Logitech FreePulse Wireless™ Headphone is remarkably light, flexible and resilient. Sound quality is decent overall with an emphasis on bass. Bluetooth transmitter can be used with any audio source that has minijack headphone output. But it doesn’t have playback controls on headphones causes inconvenient. It might be a good choice for jogger, sport person or music lover.

Reference,
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