Naenka Runner Pro Bone Conduction can be used without touching your phone
Naenka Runner Pro bone conduction earphones has IPX8 waterproof, comes with 8G memory, and MP3 function. The earphone itself can operate entirely away from the mobile phone, decrease the weight you have to carry. Isolate all interference for a short time, enjoy music, and relax.
Let’s go through everything one by one. With a glance at Runner Pro’s packaging, it uses a pure black background design. Some product highlights are printed on the back. You can open the box like a book with the hinged design and take the headset out easily. The product model is black. Classic and high-end looking.
As known, the most prominent feature of bone conduction headphones is that they don’t have to place into the ear. What is the difference between Runner Pro? Does it have any unique upgrades? Well, as the Pro version, the first feature of the promotion is the waterproof performance. The Runner Pro adopts a magnetic charging mode. The entire device has no interface, plus a one-piece molding design and the blessing of anti-oxidation nano-coating technology. The waterproof rating of Naenka Runner Pro bone conduction headphones has reached IPX8. No more worries on rainy days and bathing. Of course, if you want to wash the earphones, go ahead and do that. It won’t be a problem. The waterproof level improvement has brought a more comprehensive range of application scenarios and has almost become an all-rounder.
Another major upgrade of the Naenka Runner Pro bone conduction headset is that it can ultimately be used as MP3 without the mobile phone. Why? Because it comes with a built-in 8GB memory and can be used as a thumb drive through a magnetic data cable. WAV, FLAC, APE, MP3, WMA, and other music formats are all supported. Switch between memory mode and Bluetooth mode, take control of whatever you want. This feature is excellent. The long-lost MP3 has come back. When you are tired and bored, put down your phone and hang out with Naenka Runner Pro bone conduction headphones. Enjoy a short period of peace with music.
The sound quality of the Naenka Runner Pro bone conduction headphones is more precise. Thanks to its 16mm large dynamic coil unit, treble, and bass can be well presented. I think the most mind-blowing thing about this upgrade is to reduce the vibration of bone conduction sound. Even if the volume is adjusted very high, you feel no pronounced vibration. According to the manufacturer, the sound leakage has been reduced by 90%. I tested it by putting the headphones on another person and figuring out what song he is listening to. The result is I couldn’t hear the sound of the earphones if I didn’t stick close. In all kinds of situations, who would let you do that? Your privacy is well protected.
The weight of the Naenka Runner Pro bone conduction headset is 33 grams, the battery is 230mAh, and the standby time is up to 240 hours. The actual battery life is also awe-inspiring. The whole device has three buttons. In addition to controlling the switch, the power button can also be used to switch between Bluetooth mode and MP3 mode and control music playback and pause. Volume keys adjust the volume and control the playback of the previous song and the next song. Because the button is a raised design, a single-blind operation can be controlled, which is very convenient.
Naenka Runner Pro bone conduction headphones have also upgraded their intelligent noise reduction and anti-interference capabilities. The delay is lower, and the use of CVC6.0 noise reduction technology makes insured your call quality. With the earless design’s advantages, you can generally use it while dancing, scooting, and swimming, non-stopping music.
If you like sports and listen to music, this Naenka Runner Pro bone conduction headset is very suitable after all. Occasionally, it’s time to give yourself a short vacation, think independently, and recharge yourself for more significant challenges.
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