Allway PL10 Open-Ear Sports Bluetooth Headphones

The difference between open and closed headphones is that open headphones allow sound to pass through, while closed headphones do not. Open headphones can often sound more airy, clear or spacious versus their closed counterparts. Open headphones are useful if you need to remain aware of your external surroundings.

PL10 is available in Black only.

PL10 is compatible with most Bluetooth devices, including iPhone, Android, PC, and Mac.

Yes. There are microphones for making and taking phone calls. It works much like the microphones found on most Bluetooth wireless headphones, designed for excellent ambient and wind noise suppression.

Yes. Allway PL10 Open Headphones are protected against sweat, rain, and splashes of water (IPX4 rating). In very heavy rain, water may enter the acoustic cavity without damaging the earbuds. Users can remove water by shaking the earbud or placing a wet paper towel against the acoustic ports to draw water out. Users can also set the earbuds aside in a dry place and the water inside should evaporate within 48 hours. However, PL10 Sport Open headphones are not fully waterproof, and are not meant to be submerged under water, such as use during swimming or other water sports.

All parts of Allway PL10 is protected by our 24-month warranty.

PL10 features ergonomic design, it is comfortable and fit securely when you are cycling, running, fitness, etc.

No. PL10 adopts directional sound transmission technology to reduce sound leakage, leaving your ears open to your surroundings while still providing a private listening experience.

The point of open headphones is to allow you hearing the surroundings while listening to music, and get rid of the ear fatigue while wearing normal inear headphones for a long time. Open headphones are designed for running, working out and other scenarios that you need to mind the surroundings.

Yes, open headphones are more comfortable on the ears compared to in ear headphones. The open design allows air to ventilate these pads, which won't heat up your ears and cause discomfort.

Open earbuds are designed to allow audio leakage out of the earpieces. They don't block out ambient noise. However, open earbuds models can often sound more airy, clear or spacious versus their closed counterparts. Open headphones are useful if you need to remain aware of your external surroundings.

Yes. PL10 is designed to be compatible with most types of glasses on the market.

The majority of open-ear wireless headphones use bone conduction technology to send vibrations directly to the inner ear, bypassing the eardrums. Though this technology works well, it requires a tight fit between the bone conduction headphones and the wearer. Moreover, it has significant audio-quality limitations as bone conduction technology fails to deliver clear and consistent sound as traditional audio technologies that send sound through the air. And between the fit and the vibrations, some find bone conduction headphones to be simply uncomfortable. Instead of sending sound waves through the wearer's bones, Allway PL10 sends sound waves through the air for a more natural listening experience. Two 16 mm drivers provide rich, full-range sound while minimizing the sound that can be heard by others nearby-reducing the sound spillover problems caused by open-ear designs. Plus, they don't need to be too tight. They are designed to sit securely in the natural curve of the ear, and the precisely placed acoustic port directs sound to the ear.

PL10 adopts open ear style that don't clog or cover your ears so there won't be any ear wax in the earbuds. Please don't worry about it.

Open-back headphones don't create a seal over your ears. Instead, they let sound leak out. As you might expect, the result is that music sounds less “muffled” and more “clear.” Additionally, open-backed headphones provide a better sense of dynamics and stereo imaging than closed-back headphones.

your listening environment and purpose have just as much to do with it as personal preference. For loud environments, we recommend closed-back headphones. If you like to hear what's going on around you while listening, then open earbuds will be a great choice.