AXGIO (stylized as /.AXGIO) is an online brand based on the Amazon Marketplace. It was founded in 2013.

AXGIO
Product typeHeadphones
OwnerShenzhen Digital Era Technology Co.,LTD
CountryChina
Introduced2014
MarketsNorth America, Europe
Registered as a trademark in14 April 2015
TaglineInnovation Changes Life
Websitewww.axgio.com

The company develops, manufactures and markets earphones and other consumer electronics.

Company history edit

In 2014, AXGIO opened an official store named AXGIO US on Amazon.com, marketing mobile phone and mobile phone accessories. It has launched three cellphone models: the Wing W2, Neon N1, and Neon N2Q.[1] AXGIO's products were shipped to Amazon's US-based warehouse so that customer could receive their packages within one week.[1]

The company's first Bluetooth earphones, the Mini Pro, were launched in early 2015.

AXGIO's most recent wireless Bluetooth earphones are the AXGIO AH-T1 and AXGIO Atom, which were released in 2016.

Products edit

  • Chargers – USB wall chargers and car chargers
  • Mini Pro- Bluetooth earphones[2]
  • Zest - Bluetooth earphones
  • Vigour 2 - Bluetooth earphones
  • Spirit - Bluetooth earphones
  • Sprint - Bluetooth earphones
  • VR Headset – Phone peripheral
  • Backfit - Bluetooth earphones
  • AH-T1 - Bluetooth earphones[3]
  • Atom - Bluetooth earphones

Reception edit

The AXGIO AH-T1 has been generally well-received, both on Amazon and third party publishers, such as Lifehacker and Forbes.[4][5][6]

References edit

  1. ^ a b Wong, Shine (2014-10-24). "Axgio Opened Store on Amazon". Gizmochina. Retrieved 2021-06-29.
  2. ^ "Axgio Mini Pro: 32 Important Specs". www.alphachooser.com. Retrieved 2021-06-29.
  3. ^ "Finally, True Wireless Headphones For $40". 2016-09-20.
  4. ^ Sin, Ben. "These True Wireless Earbuds Won't Fall Out Of Your Ear". Forbes. Retrieved 2017-02-13.
  5. ^ Sin, Ben. "Why Wait For The AirPod? These Three Truly Wireless Earbuds Work Great And Are Available Now". Forbes. Retrieved 2017-02-13.
  6. ^ McAllister, Shep. "Finally, True Wireless Headphones For $40". Gear. Retrieved 2017-02-13.

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