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Sweet Protection Audio Chips XV
Universal Bluetooth audio system for Sweet Protection helmets designed for skiers and freeskiers. Sturdy, minimalist design that fits virtually any helmet, with a tapered shape for superior comfort even on longer ski tours or freeskiing adventures. TruTone Technology enables customizable equalizer and EQ profiles. Patented 2-button control system for easy operation while wearing gloves. Integrated ENC microphone with noise cancellation for clear calls and voice commands. Fast USB-C PD charging; ready to use in 45 minutes, with up to 13 hours of playback time. Bluetooth 5.3, IPX4 certification for protection against sweat and water, and fully functional down to −20 °C.
Product details
- Optimal for:
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- Skiing
- Freeski
- Ski tour
- Features:
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- Water repellent
- Universal Bluetooth Audio System for Helmets
- Sturdy, minimalist design, optimized for virtually any helmet
- Redesigned silhouette with a tapered shape for greater comfort during extended use
- TruTone Technology for customizable EQ via the app—create your own EQ profiles for any type of media or situation
- Patented 2-button control system for easy operation without having to take off your gloves
- Built-in ENC microphone with noise cancellation for calls and voice commands
- USB-C PD charging with fast-charging capability in 45 minutes
- Bluetooth 5.3 for a more stable connection
- 13 hours of playback, 60 days of standby
- IPX4 – sweat- and water-resistant
- Tested to ensure proper operation in extreme cold down to −20 °C (−4 °F)
- Features:
- water-repellent
Summary
| Gender: | Unisex |
| Activity: | Alpine Ski Touring & Backcountry, Skiing |
| Characteristics: | water repellent |
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