SHOKZ OpenRun Bone Conduction Sports headphones, IP67 Waterproof bluetooth earphones for running, work out(Black)

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Shokz is using what it calls DirectPitch technology, which is similar to air conduction. Using sound waves to optimize the distance and angle between the earbud and your ear, it's not quite bone conduction, but achieves the same effect, leaving your ears free while accurately conveying sound. But too much choice can feel like a burden, which is where we come in –because we've done the heavy-lifting (swimming, running and commuting) for you here. What we're saying is, we've tested the best bone conduction headphones you can buy right now for training, trying to beat your 10k and more. That's a reasonable compromise, especially if you want to make sure you're not missing out on any phone calls during your swims. Of course, these are better-suited for pool swims where you can keep your phone within range. The fit is great as well, ensuring they stay on during such swims. The sound between the OpenRun and the OpenMove is incredibly similar, so similar that I expect that they used the exact same drivers in both

When it comes to additional features, we look at voice assistant integration, on-device touch controls, how comprehensive the companion app is and anything else that each set of bone conduction headphones provides. What makes them different? Well, traditional earbuds fit in your ear canal and headphones go over your ears to transmit sound waves through the air. However, the best bone conduction headphones send audio vibrations along your bones to your ears through tiny transducers, keeping your ears free. Yes, it's weird. But trust us, they work.Unlike traditional headphones, which use speakers to generate sound waves, the best bone-conduction headphones create vibrations that bypass your eardrums entirely. This makes them an excellent choice for those with hearing problems, but they’re also great if you want to listen to music, podcasts or radio while remaining aware of your surroundings. Sound quality and volume is never gonna be that of a closed ear or ear bud design. It's not bad at all though. How to choose the best bone conduction headphones for you How to choose the best bone conduction headphones for you

Sound quality over the Bluetooth connection is second only to the OpenRun Pro, which use a newer generation of Shokz’ bone-conduction technology, and they sound good despite being a little light on bass. Battery life of up to eight hours positions them as some of the longest-lasting bone-conduction headphones around, and just ten minutes of charging will net you up to 90 minutes of playtime. If you like the look of the OpenRun Pro but can’t quite stretch to their asking price, the base model are the most capable alternative available. Cuffie molto particolari. Come in-ear possiedo un paio di queste e delle AirPods Pro 2. Faccio un breve confronto per gli interessati:There is undeniably plenty of room for things to get better as that bone conduction tech improves, both in bass and clarity, but the differences between the Trekz Air and the OpenRun are noticeable. Smaller 13% Lighter - Weighing in at 26g experience unrivaled comfort no matter where life takes you. Unnoticeable, even during all-day wear. Products are tested in a range of environments with different external conditions to gauge how comfortable they are and the impact of ambient noise on the user experience. These include quiet home offices, the gym and busy commuter routes, and by wearing the headphones for hours at a time, we’re able to provide an informed judgement on their build quality and comfort.