Haylou TWS Earbuds W1 - White
Dual Balanced Armature & Dynamic Drivers
Experience tri-band equalization effect with dual balanced armature and dynamic drivers, multiple audio codecs of AAC and aptX, etc
Balanced Armature Driver
The Haylou W1 dual Knowles balanced armature drivers retain the rich details of the high notes for the main melody bringing an immersive listening experience.
Dynamic Driver
Made with a metal composite diaphragm, the dynamic driver keeps the bass and mid tones mellow, pumping out sounds with fuller and richer details
aptX Adaptive Codec
aptX Adaptive codec can automatically adjust performance according to different scenes, bringing more vivid music and smoother gaming aptX Adaptive is applied to mobile phones with Qualcomm 855 platform and above, and the mobile phone system needs to support aptX Adaptive
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Qualcomm 3040 Chip
Haylou W1 is powered by a Qualcomm QCC3040 chip and Bluetooth 5.2 chip. It supports dual-channel communication technology and seamless switching between mono and stereo mode
20H Battery Life
The Haylou W1 earbuds offer 6 hours of playtime on a single charge, while the charging case extends that to 20 hours.
cVc 8.0 & ENC
The haylou W1 earbuds reduce environmental noise for crystal clear conversations using the latest CVC 8.0 noise-cancelling technology and 4 microphones (2 per earbud)
Ergonomic Design
With a stylish and ergonomic design, the Haylou W1 earbuds perfectly conform to the shape of your ear canal and offer extra wearing stability and comfort.
IPX4 Water-Resistant
Water-resistant with anti-oxidation vacuum coating technology. And IPX4 water resistance defends against liquid in any weather condition. The Haylou W1 earbuds are IPX4 waterproof and can protect against splash in any direction. Yet be aware not to wear it in heavy rain, showers, etc. The charging case is not waterproof.
specification
- Model: Haylou W1 TWS Headset
- Colour: White
- Type: In-ear Headset
- BT version: BT5.2
- Chip: Qualcomm QCC3040
- Wireless range: ≤10m (Without obstacles)
- Noise reduction: CVC 8.0&Dual-Mic noise cancelling
- Driver: Knowles balanced armature driver + 7mm Dynamic driver
- Microphone: 4-Mic
- Noise cancellation: CVC 8.0
- Waterproof level: IPX4
- Charging port: Type-C
- Battery capacity: 310mAh(charging base), 32mAh(per earphone)
- Support Protocol: SBC/AAC/aptX/aptX-adaptive/HFP/A2DP/AVRCP/HSP
- Pairing name: Haylou W1
- Package size: 160*100*40 mm
- Package weight: 126 g
What's in the box
- 1 x Haylou W1 TWS Headset
- 1 x Charging Case
- 3 x Pair of ear tips
- 1 x Charging Cable (Type USB-C)
- 1 x User Manual
BRAND NEW
ONE YEAR WARRANTY
STOCK IN AUSTRALIA
AUSTRALIAN SELLER
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