Samsung Gear IconX Earbuds

Description of Samsung Gear IconX Earbuds

• The Samsung Gear IconX earbuds are a pair of truly wireless earbuds designed for fitness and active use.
• They feature a lightweight and comfortable design with wingtips for secure fit during intense workouts.
• The earbuds have 4GB of on-board storage, allowing you to store and play music directly from the earbuds without the need for a separate device.
• They also have a built-in heart rate sensor for tracking fitness data, and are compatible with the Samsung Health app for tracking and analyzing your activity.
• Other features include touch controls for easy operation, and built-in microphones for taking calls and  giving voice commands. The earbuds have a battery life of up to 7 hours of usage and come with a carrying case that can recharge the earbuds fully twice.
• Samsung Gear IconX earbuds also offer a number of advanced audio features to enhance your listening experience
•  They have a built-in ambient sound mode that allows you to hear your surroundings while still listening to music, making them ideal for outdoor workouts.
• They also have a “find my earbuds” feature that allows you to locate the earbuds if they are misplaced. The earbuds also have a built-in Bixby voice assistant for hands- free control, allowing you to make calls, send messages and control your music with just your voice.
  The earbuds are also sweat- resistant and waterproof (IPX2 rating) and can sustain your workout sessions.
• They are compatible with both Android and iOS devices, and can be easily paired via Bluetooth.
• Communication: Wireless
• Use: Mobile Phone, Mobile devices built-in bluetooth
• Style: In-ear, True Wireless Stereo
• Function: Bluetooth ,Microphone ,Sweat-proof
• Working time: Around 6Hours
• BT Version: BT V5.0
• Charging Time: About 1.5Hours
• Charging Case Size: 7.5X5X2.8CM
• Charging Case Weight: 90G
• Charging Case Capacity: 1800Mah,Support mobile device charging
• Usage: Sports,Running,Fitness,Gym,Music,Ios and Android System Devices