FSL Xylem #Review

 If you have teens you know they love their music... I'm pretty  open to all sort of music but there are times I don't feel like hearing the newest song 100Xs in a row. That when I insist my kids put their ear buds in. 

Eco-friendly construction
 you can do your bit to save the earth with these premium quality wooden earphones. Wood offers several advantages over plastics and metal and that is why it is used in the construction of premium, high end speakers and musical instruments.
This is the top reason I was excited to try these out. Our family has been looking for more ways we can do our part to be green.

Powerful vibrant sound with naturally enhanced bass
The wooden chamber of the FSL Xylem is designed specifically to reflect bass frequencies and yet absorb high frequencies. The result is a powerful bass sound with a fine detailed high end. Only a wooden chamber can provide this natural acoustic effect and the Xylem has been fine tuned to high definition audio standards.
And as you know as of late IT'S ALL ABOUT THAT BASS!!!

Control your music and calls
A discreet integrated microphone and remote put you in complete control of your music and calls. Play, pause, skip track, previous track as well as answer and end call at the touch of the button without reaching for your phone. 
Note: track controls may not be compatible with all devices

I think the microphone control was what my daughter liked the most

Compatibility
The FSL Xylem is universally compatible to work with all audio devices with a 3.5mm socket - that means just about anything portable like your smartphone, tablet or iPod etc.
Lifetime customer service and 3 year warranty

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