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856 days ago

Free Beats Studio 3 Black Wireless Over-Ear Headphones

Amitava from Kaiwharawhara

Not available anymore ... sorry!

If anyone is interested then please collect by this Monday. My address - 34 Cameron Street, Kaiwharawhara, WLG 6035. Phone: 021 727 790

Free Beats Studio 3 Black Wireless Over-Ear Headphones ... comes with the charging cable as shown in one of the attached photos.

Works perfectly fine with Spotify on my Samsung S21 Ultra

Two photos will show wear and tear damages (not much) on both the earmuffs ... the headphone has been fully cleaned by alcohol wipes.

No manual, but connection via Bluetooth to your phone is a very simple process.

How to setup and use - www.manualslib.com...

Online Manual - www.manualslib.com...

On YouTube search for "Beats studio 3 Wireless How to Turn ON/OFF Adaptive Noise cancelling"

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Find out more at planesensewellington.com

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