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Elecder i45 On-Ear Headphones with Microphone for Kids and Adults 4 colors

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Elecder i45 On-Ear Headphones with Microphone - Foldable Stereo Bass Headphones with No-Tangle 1.5M Cord, 3.5MM Jack, Portable Wired Headphones for School/Kids/Teens/Smartphones/Travel/Tablet

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Connectivity Technology	Wired
Connector Type	3.5mm Jack
Audio Sensitivity	95 dB
Special Feature	Tangle-Free Cord, Noise Isolation, Microphone Feature, Sports-and-exercise, Foldable, Portable, Android, Universal Phone Control
Form Factor	On Ear

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