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Earin M-2 review: Beauty and brains, but where’s the brawn?

Earin M-2 review: Beauty and brains, but where’s the brawn?

Posted on July 23, 2018July 26, 2019 By Jarvis

These aptX and AAC supported true wireless earbuds could almost pass as jewelery

The Earin M-2 have been in development for just under two years and the Earin’s patience has paid off. Seeing as the true wireless earbud arena is still reminiscent of the Wild West, there are plenty of opportunities for companies to swoop in and compete for audio renown. One of the first things that stands out about these true wireless earbuds is their sleek, compact design. The Earin engineers have crafted an original, minimalist product with plenty going for it under the hood.
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