Wireless Light Up Earbuds with Charging Case

Wireless Bluetooth earbuds with a magnetic charging case, earbuds have a dancing light effects.

•  Built in microphone.
•  Pair with any smartphone or Bluetooth enabled device.
•  Supports iOS and Android.
•  Charging Case included so you never run out of power.

Delivery Info
Special Price £19.99 Regular Price £39.99
In stock
SKU
wireless-lightup-earbuds

Overview

Features

Pair with any Bluetooth device
These wireless light up earphones are compatible with all smartphones and any Bluetooth enabled device.

 

Comes with magnetic charging case

1 hour for earbuds, 1.5 hrs for charging case


Battery Life
Benefit from up to 3 hours of continual music playing before you have to recharge your earphones.


Light Up Earbuds
TWS10 Earbuds are available in Blue and have unique light-up earbuds, with dancing light effect.  

What's Included?

Wireless Light Up Earbuds with Charging Case Technical Specifications

  • Bluetooth version:   4.2
  • Effective range: 10 metres
  • Battery Life: About 3 hours
  • Light up earbuds with dancing light effect
  • 6 g weight, very lightweight
  • Built-in microphone
  • Battery status indicator
  • Charging case included for on the go charge

What people are saying about WorldSIM

Read about what people think about us, our service and our products

WorldSIM google review

Read our Award Winning Travel Blog

Discover unique destinations, read about the best travel apps and smart money saving tips

International eSIM for Switzerland: One Plan for the Whole Business Trip International eSIM for Switzerland: One Plan for the Whole Business Trip
Planning A Summer Trip To Jordan, Oman Or Qatar? Start With An International eSIM Planning A Summer Trip To Jordan, Oman Or Qatar? Start With An International eSIM
International eSIM for Switzerland: One Plan for the Whole Business Trip International eSIM for Switzerland: One Plan for the Whole Business Trip
19 Reasons you need a global WiFi pass when you travel
Why You Should Visit Croatia

READ OUR BLOG