Openear X2 IP68 Waterproof Bone Conduction Headphones with 8 GB MP3 Memory - Blue

Openear X2 IP68 Bone Conduction Headphones with 8 GB MP3 Memory - Waterproof Swimming Model

Enjoy music laps without earplugs or phones. The Openear Bone X2 pairs full IP68 waterproofing with open-ear bone-conduction drivers, keeping canals clear for situational awareness in pools, lakes or open-water training. Stream tracks from a watch over Bluetooth or load up to 8 GB of MP3 and WAV files directly on board for phone-free sessions. Weighing just 0.029 kg, the flexible ABS-PC frame sits feather-light under caps or goggles, while magnetic pogo pins refill the 180 mAh battery in two hours for up to six hours of audio.

Key Features and Specifications
- IP68 rating for complete waterproof and dustproof protection during surface or submerged swimming
- Open-ear bone conduction transducers deliver clear sound without blocking ambient noise
- Dual play modes: Bluetooth 5.3 wireless (up to 10 m range) or built-in 8 GB storage for standalone playback
- 180 mAh battery offers about 6 h talk or music, 4 h local MP3, 300 h standby; full recharge in 2 h via magnetic dock
- Lightweight 29 g wrap-around frame made from durable ABS and PC plastic for comfortable long wear
- Supported audio formats: MP3 and WAV; includes CE, ROHS, FCC, MSDS compliance
- Product size 125 × 103 × 63 mm fits most adult head shapes

Ideal Examples of Usage
- Swim sets in a 25 m pool while tracking strokes on a smartwatch, phone safely in locker
- Open-water triathlon training where hearing coach calls and boat traffic is crucial
- Coastal paddle boarding sessions with playlists stored locally to save phone battery
- Shower tunes after workouts without risking splash damage to earbuds
- Running or cycling on busy roads while staying aware of traffic sounds

Why This Headset Is the Perfect Buy
- Combines waterproof rating, onboard memory and bone conduction in one unit, eliminating extra accessories
- Open-ear design prevents the muffled hearing and ear fatigue common with in-canal buds
- Phone-free MP3 mode reduces drag and keeps expensive devices poolside
- Magnetic charging cradle is faster and more secure than fiddly micro USB caps

Interesting Facts About Bone Conduction Headphones
- Bone conduction was first used in nineteenth-century hearing aids and later adopted by military divers for underwater comms
- Sound travels about five times faster through bone than through air, helping preserve clarity even with ear canals flooded
- IP68 certifies protection against continuous submersion beyond one metre for at least thirty minutes
- A 180 mAh lithium battery stores roughly 0.66 Wh, enough to power efficient bone drivers for several training sessions
- Keeping ear canals open during swimming reduces the risk of swimmer’s ear by allowing better water drainage

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