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iFrogz AirTime Pro True Wireless Earbuds Bring Premium Features for $70

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Sep 5, 2019, 2:27 PM by Rich Brome @rbrome.bsky.social

iFrogz today launched the AirTime Pro, a premium alternative to its existing AirTime true wireless Bluetooth earbuds. For $70 — just $10 more than the standard AirTime — the AirTime Pro buds offer 20 hours of battery life (5 per use plus 15 from the included charging case), capacitive touch controls, Bluetooth 5.0, and USB-C charging. Like the standard AirTime, the AirTime Pro is rated IPX4 for water- and sweat-resistance, and iFrogz offers free replacement earbud tips for life. The new buds utilize 5mm drivers. The AirTime Pro is available now at ifrogz.com in black, white, and blue.

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