Runner Pro2
Bone conduction headphones Without the Mic
Bone Conduction Open-Ear DesignIP68 Waterproof Shocking Sound with Reduced Leakage 8-Hour Playback with Magnetic Charging Built-In 32GB MP3 Player + Bluetooth 5.3
Sprint with runner pro2
Perfect cycling headphones that are compatible with your cycling glasses and helmet.
Make a splash with runner pro2
Runner Pro2 swimming headphones has an IP68 waterproof rating and can be submerged in water up to two meters deep for up to two hours.
IP68 waterproof
The Runner Pro2 swimming headphones adopt a professional waterproof design to meet the waterproof level requirements of athletes or swimmers, working perfectly for swimming, fitness or running.
Tips
Enjoy Your Spotify Playlist
Using the tips we've introduced, you can download your favorite Spotify songs to your headphones and enjoy them without any limitations.
Shocking Sound
Nank bone headphones have exclusive OT leakage reduction 2.0 technology, less vibration, more comfortable while wearing. Seamless and non-porous design, reduce sound leakage 90% and protect your privacy. A 16mm dynamic vibrator speaker, the sound quality is more open, the bass is thick, the mid-to-treble is fine, and the penetrating power.
Easy to Control
FAQ
How well do these work with audio books?
Sure, they work perfectly!
Does Bluetooth Work Underwater?
No, Bluetooth does not work underwater. Bluetooth uses the 2.4GHz radio frequency, which doesn't work properly underwater because water molecules weaken the signal. Bluetooth devices have a transmission range of only a few inches underwater compared to about 30 feet in the air, so with regards to swimming bone conduction headphones we recommend switching to MP3 mode.
Does the sound quality sound different from earbud headphones?
The sound quality of bone conduction headphones is not as good as that of earbud headphones due to the different ways in which sound is transmitted and produced.
Kindly Notes
1. Only TF mode supports working underwater.
2. TF mode only supports MP3/M4A/WAV/APE/FLAC format files.
3. Pressing the volume button too quickly will cause the volume to fail to change.