Open-Ear Wireless Sports Headphones: 12-Hour Playtime & Sweatproof

Specification:

• Weight: 32g (Feather-light)

• Frame: Flexible Memory Titanium Alloy

• Waterproof Rating: IPX5

• Battery Life: 12 Hours

• Charging: Type-C Fast Charge

• Bluetooth Version: 5.4

Pros & Cons

🛠️ FAQ for 2025 Open-Ear Wireless Sports Headphones

Q: Are these headphones safe for running near traffic? A: Yes! The primary benefit of the open-ear bone conduction design is situational awareness. Because your ear canals aren’t blocked, you can hear oncoming cars, sirens, and other environmental sounds while enjoying your music or podcasts, making them much safer for outdoor activities than traditional earbuds.

Q: Can other people hear my music (sound leakage)? A: Bone conduction technology has improved significantly in 2025. While there is a slight amount of sound leakage at 100% volume in a very quiet room, at normal listening levels (50-70%), people sitting next to you will generally not hear your audio.

Q: How do these headphones stay on during heavy exercise? A: These headphones feature a flexible memory titanium alloy frame that wraps securely around the back of your head. Even during high-impact movements like sprinting or jumping, the 32g lightweight design ensures they stay in place without bouncing or sliding.

Q: Are they compatible with glasses or sunglasses? A: Absolutely. The “behind-the-ear” hook is designed to be slim enough to sit comfortably alongside the arms of most prescription glasses and sports sunglasses without causing pressure points.

Q: Is the IPX5 rating safe for swimming? A: No. An IPX5 rating means the headphones are protected against sweat and rain (low-pressure water streams). They are not designed to be submerged in water. For swimming, you would need a device with an IPX8 rating.