Allway 8-in-1 USB C Hub Docking Station Multiport Adapter

You may have heard about open-ear headphones and the technologies that drive them, but what are they good for? Well, they're good for many scenarios especially if you don’t want to compromise your safety or situational awareness, which means they are perfect for running or working out outdoors. They are better than in-ear headphones in terms of allowing runners to notice the elements that surround them and preventing potential hazards. If you’re a race enthusiast who prefers running to music, open-ear headphones may be your only option as some races don’t allow runners to wear anything in their ears. Even if you are not looking for running or workout headphones, but are fed up with the irritation brought by wearing in-ear headphones for an extended period, the unique design of Allway Powerlace10 makes them a top choice for you; these headphones make no contact with the entrance to the ear or the inner ear, and they don’t require the tight fit needed for bone conduction, which offer more natural listening experience plus high-quality sound.

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 Powerlace10 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.