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Linsoul 7HZ Timeless 14.2mm Planar HiFi in-Ear Earphone with CNC Aluminum Shell, Detachable MMCX Cable (2.5mm)

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Size: 2.5mm


Features

  • 14.2mm Planar Driver7HZ Timeless is truly living up to its name with its ultra-thin diaphragm and lightweight body. Everything feels nothing but everything. Time is within reach here. Selected 14.2mm planar driver and unique structure provide fast response, excellent dynamic range and frequency characteristics
  • CNC Shell, Exquisite CraftsmanshipEach earphone shell is made of a whole piece of aviation-grade aluminum CNC, with the highest strength level of hard oxidation treatment. It is durable and wear-resistant. The evenly placed sound track faceplate is like an infinity pool-timeless sound from here
  • Custom High Quality CableFor the cable, its strictly selected to better present a smooth and satisfying sound. The inner core adopts single crystal copper and silver-plated single crystal copper while the outer layer adopts silver foil. The detachable feature also ensures future upgradeability and you are free to DIY your earphone
  • Lightweight and ComfortableThe earbud weighs only 5 grams each. You feel nothing heavy on your ear even after long time wearing. Ergonomic design provides ultimate comfort all the time. This pair of earphone could be an ideal choice for work and home
  • Array of N52 Magnet, Powerful and DynamicTimeless adopts double-sided array N52 magnet and ultra-thin diaphragm to achieve higher sound fidelity, bring natural loose and balanced sound to ensure transparent sound quality

Brand: Linsoul


Connector Type: 2.5mm


Special Feature: Lightweight, THD <0.2%/1KHZ, Water Resistant


Color: Timeless


Connector Gender: Male-to-Male


Brand: Linsoul


Connector Type: 2.5mm


Special Feature: Lightweight, THD <0.2%/1KHZ, Water Resistant


Color: Timeless


Connector Gender: Male-to-Male


Data Transfer Rate: 14.2 Gigabits Per Second


Shape: Round


Unit Count: 1 Count


Item Weight: 0.2 Kilograms


Connectivity Technology: Wireless


Model Name: language _ tag


Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Outdoor, Indoor


Number of Items: 1


Product Dimensions: 6.1 x 4.13 x 1.97 inches


Item Weight: 7 ounces


Item model number: 7HZ Timeless


Date First Available: August 9, 2021


Manufacturer: Linsoul


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    • Marvellous. Spectacular. Miraculous.
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