Game Grade Wireless Neckband Bluetooth Earphones IPX5 Waterproof
IPX5 Game Grade Bluetooth Chip Bone Conduction Headset Wireless
Neckband Earphone
| Product Name: | Neckband earphone | Model Number | HYQ-V11 |
| Brand Name | OEM /OEM/HYQ | Color | Black or custom colors |
| Is wireless | Yes | Style | Bone Conduction |
| Distance version | Class A | Place of Orign | Guangzhou,China |
Description
1. Military level Bone Conduction Technology, comfortable to wear.
Charge for 2 hours, Up to 6hours Battery life.
Reliable connectivity within 33 ft (10m).
Waterproof IP54, allow making completely sweat and waterproof
without hesitation of intense workouts
and extreme weather. Their coil can be bent 360° without
deformation, full of elasticity, flexibility, and skin-friendly.
Wireless earphones, more stable while wearing, born for
extracurricular activities.
2. How to distinguish “TRUE BONE CONDUCTION HEADPHONE?
The true conducting headset tranmit sound through the metal
viberator, instead of the common speaker. To approve this point,
you can cover both of your ears with your hand or ear plugs, you
can hear Bone conduction headset even clear. For the common
headphone, you can not hear if the ear is plugged.
Specification
| Bluetooth Version | BT5.0 | Charging time | 1.5-2hours |
| Resistance | 16 ohm | Sensitivity | 100±3db |
| Frequency range | 2.4GHz-2.48GHz | Music play time | 6hours |
| Battery capacity | 150mAH | charging type | Type-C |
| Operational temperature | -10 to 50°C | Power supply | 3.7V |
| Material type | Memory metal/TPE soft gule | Connection Distance | 10-15m |
| Charging input voltage | DC5V500mA | Standby time | 180hours |
Main Features
1) Open Ears Listening Design
2) Protect From Hearing Loss to be Healthy
3) Safe On Road with Awareness of Surroundings
4) Bluetooth 5.0,Bone Conduction engine
5) Confortable fit,Bilateral insensibility
Package list:
Bone Conduction Headphone x1
USB charging cable x1
Instruction manual x1
Eartips x2
What‘s "Bone Conduction"?
In general, the sound waves are transmitted to the inner ear
through air conduction and bone conduction, and then the inner and
outer lymph fluids of the inner ear vibrate. The auger completes
the sensory process, and then the auditory nerve generates nerve
impulses, which are presented to the auditory center and the brain.
After a comprehensive analysis of the cortex, the sound is finally
"heard". Perhaps for air conduction, we have more or less
perceptual knowledge, but for bone conduction, some are
unintelligible. For example, Cover your ears with your hands, talk
to yourself, no matter how small the voice, we can all hear what we
say, this is the result of bone conduction.
