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These wireless earbuds obliterated their Indiegogo goal, and now they’re on sale
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Hear that? That’s the sound of 2018 drawing its last breaths — a noise that would be more than welcome if it wasn’t messing with the sound quality of the bop to which you’re currently listening.
Enter: AXUM Gear True Wireless Earbuds, on sale now in the Mashable Shop.
As a pair of headphones that can please both gym rats and audiophiles, these cordless earbuds are both durable — clinging to you with an adjustable hook that won’t falter during movement — and euphonious. Each pair includes an omnidirectional microphone that eliminates distracting background noises, as well as a portable charging case with enough juice to energize the buds six times.
With built-in 8mm custom dynamic drivers for an unparalleled listening experience, these earbuds do the same thing to their competition as they did to their Indiegogo goal two years ago: destroy it.
Interested in a pair of AXUM Gear True Wireless Earbuds? Well, we normally treat our readers to the discounted price of $149.99 (a $299 value), but for a limited time, you can enter the coupon code NEWYEARS2019 to save an additional 19% and bring the price down to just $121.49.
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