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Bowers & Wilkins Pi8 McLaren Limited Edition True Wireless In-ear Headphones with Adaptive Active Noise Cancellation headphone 4.4mm DALI IO-8 headphones let you Cable Termination:6.3 mm/ 1/4 in stereo
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Bowers & Wilkins Pi8 McLaren Limited Edition True Wireless In ear Headphones with Adaptive Active Noise Cancellation headphone 4.4mm DALI IO 8 headphones let you Cable Termination:6.3 mm 1 4 in stereo DALI IO 8 headphones let you listen to your music just the way you want it Designed and manufactured in France in Focal's workshops Bluetooth Codecs aptX™ LosslessaptX™ AdaptiveaptX™ ClassicAAC SBC Simply charge your Pi8 McLaren Edition case on any available wireless charging pad to continue listening to the highest quality sound on the go
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