RichGo Technology, a Nokia brand licensee is bringing Nokia-branded personal audio products in the Philippines in order to give fans access to quality, Nordic-inspired designs of True Wireless Stereo audio devices to suit the lifestyle and budget of Filipino end-users. The complete lineup of Nokia-branded personal audio products will debut via Shopee on March 3, 2021.
Aside from a wide range of product offerings, Nokia personal audio devices are also tailor-made for budget-conscious customers. A pair of quality Nokia True Wireless Stereo earphones can be yours for below PhP2,000.
The Nokia E3100 TWS Earphones, the brand’s most affordable offering, appeals to the outgoing creative millennial. It’s available in five fun colors and is made of quality materials.
| SRP | PhP1,999 |
| Frequency Response | 20Hz to 20kHz |
| Transducer | Principle |
| Transducer Size | 6mm |
| Sound Pressure Level | 91 dB (1kH/1mW) |
| Impedance | 32Ω |
| Microphone Principle | MEMS x 1 |
| Power Supply | Built-in Lithium Rechargeable |
| Batteries: 3.7V | |
| Left and Right Earbuds: 45mAh | |
| Charging Case: 400mAh | |
| Operating Time | 2.5 hrs (Music playback via A2DP) |
| 10 hrs (With case) | |
| Charging Time | Earphones: Approx 2.0 hrs Charging Case: Approx 2.0 |
| Charging Case Input | USB-C |
| Ingress Protection (Earbuds) | Splash Proof (IPX3) |
| Profiles | HSP, HFP, AVRCP, A2DP |
| Effective Range | Line of sight approx. 30ft (10m) |
| Transmission Frequency | 2.402MHz to 2.480MHz |
| Output Power | 10mW (Max) |
| What’s in the box | E3100 Earbuds |
| Charging Case | |
| Charging Cable | |
| Ear Adapters (S-M-L) |
In addition to the E3100, the full range of Essential and Pro line of products will also be launched in the Philippines soon. Nokia fans in other areas need not worry, as Nokia True Wireless audio products will also be available via retail shops in the coming weeks.
Be sure to check out Nokia.com/shop, @MyNokia and @RichGoPH Facebook pages for more information.
Emman has been writing technical and feature articles since 2010. Prior to this, he became one of the instructors at Asia Pacific College in 2008, and eventually landed a job as Business Analyst and Technical Writer at Integrated Open Source Solutions for almost 3 years.
