Celebrat A16 Magnetic Neckhanging Bluetooth Headset - Active Noise Cancellation Logitech Conference Microphones Unifying receiver: One tiny USB

Name: Celebrat A16 Magnetic Neckhanging Bluetooth Headset - Active Noise Cancellation Logitech Conference Microphones Unifying receiver: One tiny USB
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SKU: 80920011336
Price: 974.50 USD
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Celebrat A16 Magnetic Neckhanging Bluetooth Headset - Active Noise Cancellation Logitech Conference Microphones Unifying receiver: One tiny USB

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Celebrat A16 Magnetic Neckhanging Bluetooth Headset Active Noise Cancellation Logitech Conference Microphones Unifying receiver: One tiny USB Unifying receiver: One tiny USB receiver wirelessly connects both the keyboard and mouse to the computer Low handling noise Microphone Diameter 4Mm * 1 Speaker:Sensitivity 112Db + 3Db

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