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An Icon, Reborn: VOID WIRELESS v2. 🔊 Custom-tuned 50mm audio drivers 🔋 Long-Lasting battery with up to 70 hours per charge 📡 Dual wireless connection options via ultra-fast 2.4GHz wireless or low-latency Bluetooth Available now:

229,681 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля GrowhousE
GrowhousE1 год назад

i had before cable version and wireless rigth now.. but i think i need that new version soon!

Фото профиля UNPLUGGED PERFORMANCE
UNPLUGGED PERFORMANCE2 лет назад

Upgrade your Tesla with UP-03 Forged Wheels from Unplugged Performance! Unmatched strength, lightweight design, and track-proven durability—perfect for Model S, 3, X, and Y. Ready to ship with a lifetime warranty. #Tesla #UP03 #UnpluggedPerformance

Фото профиля SaiyaRan 👾🔜 PAX East
SaiyaRan 👾🔜 PAX East1 год назад

😻 a must have 💯

Фото профиля bre
bre1 год назад

the most comfy mmmmm, i love me the void

Фото профиля Kriegpig
Kriegpig1 год назад

Is it a good replacement for my virtuoso SE set I got back in '21?

Фото профиля GERONIMO
GERONIMO1 год назад

does this have separate audio channels for game and chat?

Фото профиля 🍋Lexi🍋
🍋Lexi🍋1 год назад

Iconic indeed 💅🏻

Фото профиля That One Dude
That One Dude1 год назад

Does it work on ps5 or Xbox series?

Фото профиля ₊˚
₊˚1 год назад

Oh 👀

Фото профиля Chris Davies
Chris Davies1 год назад

Price appears to be right now how will it perform is the next question.

Фото профиля On The Rox
On The Rox1 год назад

Still too much life and use in my HS80s to replace them yet, but I'm glad to see the brand still being pushed to new comfort and quality levels!

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