Deal: These $119 wireless fitness headphones are now under $39

XT9 True Wireless Fitness Headphones HeaderWith Samsung’s final decision to remove the 3.5mm headphone jack from its latest Note 10 series, the world takes a step closer to a wireless-only age. We don’t know about you, but we’re not about that dongle life.

If the feeling is mutual, then perhaps these XT9 True Wireless Fitness Headphones will suit you. They ordinarily go for $119, but Savumin has a special offer right now knocking that price down to $45. If you use the promo code SAVE15SOUND, you can knock them down further to just $38.25.

These are ergonomically designed to fit snuggly in your ears during a workout.

The XT9 Fitness Headphones feature Bluetooth 5.0 technology and are ergonomically designed to fit snuggly into your ears, even during a rigorous workout.

You can treat each earpiece like a standalone headphone too. Both earpieces have their own speaker, battery, Bluetooth chip, and mic. Moreover, each earpiece is equipped with an extra-large battery for extended playtime and comes with a charging dock so you can recharge on the go.

The XT9 True Wireless Headphones at a glance:

  • Play audio from any Bluetooth-supported device.
  • Jog or workout without worrying about your headphones falling out.
  • Listen to your favorite music for up to six hours on a single charge.
  • Recharge your headphones on the go with the included charging dock.
  • The charging dock battery size is 400mAh.

Like many of the deals we find, this is a temporary promotion. You only have a couple more days to grab these XT9 Fitness Headphones for 68% off.

Follow the link below to find the deal page, and don’t forget to use the promo code SAVE15SOUND to get the best price on these wireless headphones!

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