AMAZON is flogging a pair of wireless earbuds that look just like Apple AirPods – but cost a TENTH of the price.
They’re on sale for just £14.99, and the Amazon ratings are through the roof.
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These are very cheap headphones, so expect issues.
For instance, the sound quality will almost certainly be very poor.
And it’s highly likely that you won’t get very good battery life or connectivity.
But for £15, it’s hard to complain – especially if you just need a quick pair of headphones to plug a gap.
- WHJJK Earbuds at Amazon for £14.99 – buy here
Don’t expect anything like a proper pair of Apple AirPods (£169), as you’ll only be disappointed.
The Amazon seller WHJJK says the headphones support bluetooth connects, come with a built-in microphone, and work with iPhone and Android devices.
You also get a charging case that the seller claims will give you 35 hours of listening (with one hour charge time, and 4-5 hours of use per charge).
The earbuds are totally wireless, so you just pop them in your ears and go.
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Of course, the quality won’t be nearly as good as Apple’s proper AirPods.
The true Apple AirPods have become a smash-hit gadget – providing exceptional features and decent sound quality at a range of prices.
The Sun has reviewed all AirPods models, and we’ve been consistently impressed by the quality and value for money.
But even the cheapest AirPods (recently on sale for just £99) are still out of reach for some Apple fans.
In any case, reviews for the Amazon WHJJK earbuds have an impressive number of reviews.
The score is currently set at 5 stars based on 5,382 ratings.
That’s probably because the price is so low that even if the headphones aren’t great, it’s still a very cheap purchase.
- WHJJK Earbuds at Amazon for £14.99 – buy here
All prices in this article were correct at the time of writing, but may have since changed. Always do your own research before making any purchase.
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