Technology
Pick up a pair of leather neckband headphones for over 40% off
TL;DR: Save $52.05 when you get the Klipsch R5 Bluetooth neckband in-ear headphones on sale for $66.95.
There are only two types of people in this world: Apple AirPod enthusiasts and those who think AirPod enthusiasts look like absolute idiots. Some people just don’t like the look of Q-tips hanging out of their ears.
Fortunately, if you fall into the latter category, you can still enjoy the magic of Bluetooth listening without looking like a dweeb. Try these Klipsch R5 Bluetooth neckband in-ear headphones on for size.
The Klipsch R5’s stand apart from the sea of plastic Bluetooth headphones with a hand-stitched edge-treated leather neckband that rests against your skin. It’s so light you’ll barely feel it, but to others, it looks sleek and sophisticated. They’re also just about as comfortable as a pair of headphones can be. You’ll get five pairs of ear tips with the R5s, so you can personalize your listening experience and ensure they won’t fall out.
Of course, a pair of headphones is only as good as its sound, and the Klipsch R5’s definitely stack up. With Bluetooth 4.2 aptX and AAC, you’ll get seamless, high-quality audio playback. And neither sweat nor rain will disrupt your jams, thanks to the IPX-4 water resistance rating.
Typically $119, you can save 43% and get these high-class leather neckband headphones for just $66.95 now.
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