SoundMAGIC E10S, Reference Series In Ear Headphone with Mic, made for all Smartphones


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SoundMAGIC E10S, Reference Series In Ear Headphone with Mic, made for all Smartphones.

WHAT HI-FI? Sound and Vision Award winner for 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014.

Description :-

- Comfortable fit and distinctive design.
- Robust metal earphone built to last.
- Unique, all metal earphone construction.
- Powerful bass balanced with superb musical detail.
- Lightweight metal housing and beautiful surface
- Switch position B : Nokia, Samsung, Sony Experia, Corby
- Switch position A :  iPhone, Blackbery, HTC, Samsung Galaxy, Asus
- 60 degree angled plug fits perfectly

Accessories :-
- 6  + 1 Double flange of silicone eartips
- Cable Clip
- Adapter for Skype, Computer
- Carrying hardcase

Specifications :-

- Transducers  : Dynamic, 10mm, Neodymium.
-  Frequency range : 15Hz ~ 22KHz
- DC Resistance : 46+/- 10% Ohms
- Sensitivity : 100+/-2 dB
- Maximum input Power : 20mW
- Cable Length : 1.2m
- Connector : Stereo 3.5, L style 60 degree angled, Gold Plated
- Microphone frequency range : 20Hz ~ 16KHz

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