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Supplied for 230V outlets, the same as Zimbabwe. If it plugs into a wall socket, it may need a plug adapter.
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UGREEN HiTune Max 5C Hybrid ANC Headphones features both Adaptive ANC (Active Noise Cancellation) and physical noise isolation, achieving up to 43dB deep noise reduction for enhanced audio clarity. Equipped with an AI-powered noise-cancelling chip, this Over-ear Headphones intelligently separate ambient noise in real time, pick up clear human voice while making mic call and allow you be clearly heard in any environment. Specifications: Bluetooth: v5.4, Active Noise Cancellation (ANC): Hybrid ANC, noise reduction depth up to 43dB, Audio drivers: 40mm, Plus Dolby Atmos support, Hi-Res Audio: LDAC support, up to 96kHz/24bit, 990kbps, Microphones: 5 (for HD call quality with noise reduction), Dual device connection: Yes, connect two devices simultaneously, Battery life: 75 hours in standard mode, 45 hours in ANC mode, Fast charging: Type-C, 5 minutes charge = 5 hours playback, full charge in 90 minutes, Wired mode: Supported (Hi-Res wired connection), Call features: Active noise cancellation and call noise cancellation, Headphone type: Over-ear, hybrid ANC.
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