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These wireless earbuds can charge your phone and they're only $23 right now
These wireless earbuds are on sale for just $23 right now.
If you're looking for a pair of wireless earbuds, AirPods might be the first that comes to mind, but they certainly aren't your only option. If you want a cost-effective alternative, the Flux 7 TWS Earbuds have similar features, and their charging case also doubles as a portable power bank. Right now you can even get a pair of these earbuds for only $23, marked down from their regular price of $69.
These feature-packed earbuds have intelligent noise reduction to help you get immersed in your music, movies, or podcasts --no need to take off your earbuds to make a call. Just use the touch controls to activate your voice assistant.
The Flux 7s feature auto pairing. Once you take them out of the charging cabin, your earbuds will automatically connect to your device. When you put them back in the case, they'll shut down and disconnect.
The Flux 7 Earbuds also offer a unique case design that is stylish and functional. While you can use the case to charge your earbuds whenever their five-hour batteries get low, you can also use the hidden 2,000mAh power bank to charge your phone, tablet, or other USB device.
Avoid the high pricetag of other wireless earbuds and opt for an alternative with a case you can use to charge your phone. Until Oct.15 at 11:59 p.m. PT, get the Flux 7 TWS Earbuds with Wireless Charging Case and Power Bank for just $23.