AOpen HP-550 Foldable Headphone
Product Summary
- Manufacturer: AOpen
- Product Model: HP-550
- Mfg Part #: 90.11111.550
- Category: Headphones
Product Description
Product Attributes
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Technical Information
Connectivity Technology : Wired
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Earpiece
Earpiece Design : Over-the-head
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Physical Characteristics
Weight (Approximate) : 3.84 oz
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Miscellaneous
Additional Information :
Maximum Output Power: 100 mW
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Product Details
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Technical Information
Connectivity Technology : Wired
Cable Length : 3.94 ft
Minimum Frequency Response : 20 Hz
Maximum Frequency Response : 20 kHz
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Earpiece
Earpiece Design : Over-the-head
Earpiece Type : Binaural
Driver Size : 1.06"
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Physical Characteristics
Weight (Approximate) : 3.84 oz
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Additional Information :
Maximum Output Power: 100 mW