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I’ve had the Srhythm NC25 for 2 years! - Review 🎧

I used to be loyal to my Apple headphones until they broke in under a year. I didn’t want to spend that much again, so I tried the Srhythm NC25s. Not only are they 90% cheaper, but they’ve held up way better. Honestly, they’re the upgrade I didn’t expect to find!

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