OneOdio unveils OpenRock X in-ears
The in-ears boast OneOdio’s proprietary BassDirect acoustic cavity technology and come equipped with a LISO 2.0 algorithm. OneOdio says: “the Rock Mode, enhances deep bass and rhythmic audio, perfect for running, cycling and HIIT, helping reduce exercise fatigue and boosting performance. Relax Mode offers a natural, comfortable sound ideal for yoga, stretching and meditation, while Boom Mode maximises sound pressure levels to deliver powerful music experiences even in noisy environments. Additionally, the Spacial Sound mode, enabled via the app, simulates theatre-like acoustics for immersive audio.”
The company says the open-ear design of the OpenRock X: “ensures the ear canal remains dry and breathable, reducing the risk of otitis. This design also enhances situational awareness, providing a safer workout environment. The unique adjustable biaxial joint, crafted with inspiration apparently taken from luxury watch brands, ensures ergonomic comfort and stability, customisable to any exercise intensity or ear size.”
The OpenRock X utilises Bluetooth 5.3 and supports multipoint connections, allowing switching between devices. The earbuds have a claimed 48-hour battery life, while the charging case features fast-charging capabilities and is IPX5 water and sweat resistant. It also includes a max volume limiter, over-time wear reminders and adaptive volume control – all adjustable via the app. The earbuds and charging case are crafted from high-strength, corrosion-resistant stainless steel and solid aluminium alloy, respectively. The finishes are in silver-black and gold-white, and the earhooks are made from liquid silicone rubber.
Available to buy now for £180, you can find out more about the OpenRock X here.
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