PreSonus Eris HD4BT — Over-Ear Closed-Back Wireless Headphones, Bluetooth, ANC Noise Cancelling, Up to 60 Hours Battery Life, Studio Headphones for Mixing, Monitoring, Recording, Midnight Blue
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PreSonus Eris HD4BT — Over-Ear Closed-Back Wireless Headphones, Bluetooth, ANC Noise Cancelling, Up to 60 Hours Battery Life, Studio Headphones for Mixing, Monitoring, Recording, Midnight Blue
- Over-Ear, Closed-Back Design: Delivers excellent noise isolation and comfort for long mixing, monitoring, and recording sessions.
- Wireless Bluetooth Connectivity: Experience the freedom of cable-free listening with stable Bluetooth wireless technology.
- Active Noise Cancelling (ANC): Effectively reduces ambient noise for a focused, immersive audio environment.
- Extended Battery Life: Up to 60 hours of playback per charge, perfect for all-day use without interruptions.
- Studio-Grade Audio: Designed to provide accurate, detailed sound ideal for mixing and monitoring.
- Stylish Midnight Blue Finish: A sleek, modern color that adds a unique touch to your professional studio gear.
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