Apple AirPods Max Over-Ear Wireless Headphones USB-C Charging - Blue Groov-e LED Lamp with Clock Warranty Card Age range (description)

Name: Apple AirPods Max Over-Ear Wireless Headphones USB-C Charging - Blue Groov-e LED Lamp with Clock Warranty Card Age range (description)
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SKU: 37866816284
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Apple AirPods Max Over Ear Wireless Headphones USB C Charging Blue Groov e LED Lamp with Clock Warranty Card Age range (description) Warranty Card Age range (description) Adult Material Aluminium the IPX4 splashproof design means that you never have to worry about the party getting too wet and wild Android (via Bluetooth) Country of Origin Designed by Apple in California Smart Case Included – Automatically puts AirPods Max into ultra low power mode for energy efficiency

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