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Wicked Audio Arq hands-on: in pictures

The headphone jack is gone from most phones while our smartwatches also have the ability to play music via Bluetooth so having a wireless headset is becoming a necessity. Wicked Audio released an affordable product that doesn't compromise much.
By Matthew Miller, Contributing Writer
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Wicked Audio Arq retail package

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Arq earbuds and charging case

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Docked Arq earbuds

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Arq earbuds in hand

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