Geek Daily Deals 091619 neck band ear buds

Geek Daily Deals September 16, 2019: Aukey Magnetic Neckband Earbuds for Just $40 Today With Secret Code!

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Geek Daily Deals 091619 neck band ear budsGet great wireless sound and long battery life with these magnetic Bluetooth 5.0 neckband earbuds, for just $40 today with our secret code!

AUKEY Wireless Headphones with Magnetic Play/Pause, Bluetooth 5.0, 3 EQ Modes, aptX Low Latency, USB-C Fast Charge, Flexible Wireless Neckband Headset with IPX6 Sweatproof:

  • Impressive Audio: Rich audio from 10mm graphene dynamic drivers is delivered seamlessly over Bluetooth 5 and utilizing aptX Low Latency. Choose from 3 EQ presets and manage music and calls with the sleek in-line controls.
  • USB-C Fast Charging: Listen for longer with up to 8 hours of playtime from an hour’s charge via USB-C. Get an extra 2 hours’ playback from a 10-minute fast charge.
  • Robust: IPX6 water-resistance protects against sweat and rain, meaning your music stays with you no matter the conditions.
  • Personalized Fit: The shape-memory alloy neckband with a skin-friendly silicone finish fits your neck gently. Three sizes of ergonomic silicone ear-tips ensure the buds stay fixed securely in your ears and create a comfortable seal that blocks out block ambient noise.
  • Package Contents: AUKEY EP-B33 Magnetic Neckband Earbuds, USB-C Cable, Silicone Ear-Tips (S/M/L), User Manual, 45-Day Money Back Guarantee and 24-Month Product Replacement Warranty.

Get one for just $40 today when you use secret code 7Z67LPJC!

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