Smart Transparency Mode automatically activates when the earbuds detect body movement
These days even the youngest of children know their way around a computer or tablet, and while parents always have one eye on screen time it can be difficult to monitor volume. Sure, you can turn a device down but they can just as easily turn it back up!
The big standout feature is MyFirst's Smart Transparency Mode, which automatically activates when the earbuds detect body movement. This allows kids to remain aware of their surroundings while walking or engaging in other activities, provides parents with peace of mind. Featuring a 45mAh battery, the earbuds take 1.5 hours to charge and can deliver six hours of playtime. The charging case includes a 400mAh battery to deliver 25 hours of play using USB-C charging.
The power bank has a built-in intelligent safety protection system so the devices being charged can be protected from overcurrent, overvoltage, short-circuit, and high temperature, providing a safe and secure charging experience. The airplane-friendly material also means that it can be taken on flights and on holidays without any concerns.
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