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Master & Dynamic introduces new earbuds with wireless charging and lighter weight

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Master & Dynamic has recently released a new wireless earbuds, the MW08 Sport.  The new MW08 Sport features light weight and wireless charging.  MW08 Sport weighs lighter than the company’s MW08 model that was released earlier this year.  The new model is now fully wrapped in Kevlar fiber to protect it from impact and scratches.  

Master & Dynamic MW08 Sport
Master & Dynamic MW08 Sport (Photo: Master & Dynamic)

MW08 Sport now comes with two new sizes of memory foam ear tips, in addition to the five standard sizes of silicone ear tips.  The company said the new foam ear tips provide enhanced comfort and a custom fit that stays put no matter what.

There are two ambient listening modes allow users to tune into their surroundings for safety and added awareness outdoors. 11mm Beryllium drivers deliver Master & Dynamic’s signature sound, while Qualcomm® Hybrid Active Noise-Cancellation.

Along with the launch of the MW08 Sport, Master & Dynamic is introducing a new companion accessory, the MC100 Wireless Charging Pad. The MC100 is crafted from coated canvas and has a cast aluminum base that enhances heat dissipation for optimal charging efficiency. MC100 can supply up to 10 watts of power to compatible devices and MW08 Sport can also be charged via the included USB-C cable and USB-A adapter.

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Master & Dynamic’s MW08 Sport Active Noise-Cancelling True Wireless Earphones ($349/€349/ £329) are available in Black Sapphire Glass/Black Kevlar®, Silver Sapphire Glass/Black Kevlar®, Blue Sapphire Glass/Black Kevlar®, and Green Sapphire Glass/Black Kevlar®. MC100 Wireless Charge Pad ($69/€69/£59) is available in Silver/Grey and Gunmetal/Black.

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