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An exact open-ear sports headphone using bone- and air-conduction drivers, with Bluetooth 5.3, USB-C charging, a stated 12-hour battery life and IP55 water-resistance rating.
An exact open-ear sports headphone using bone- and air-conduction drivers, with Bluetooth 5.3, USB-C charging, a stated 12-hour battery life and IP55 water-resistance rating.
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Reviewed 20 Sept 2026
Next review: 20 Dec 2026.
Adults who deliberately use audio during training, prefer an ear-hook design and can use it at a volume and in an environment that preserves necessary awareness.
People who train without audio, anyone requiring hearing protection or isolation, readers who need waterproof equipment, or anyone for whom audio could create distraction or environmental risk.
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Adults who deliberately want audio without an in-ear seal and can use it at a volume and in an environment that preserves necessary awareness.
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People who do not train with audio, anyone needing hearing protection or isolation, readers who require a different fit, or anyone for whom audio would create distraction or environmental risk.
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Last checked: 19 Sept 2026
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NST has not independently tested fit, sound, heart-rate accuracy, environmental awareness, battery life, sweat resistance, durability or training performance.
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Adults who deliberately use audio during training, prefer an ear-hook design and can use it at a volume and in an environment that preserves necessary awareness.
People who train without audio, anyone requiring hearing protection or isolation, readers who need waterproof equipment, or anyone for whom audio could create distraction or environmental risk.
Train without audio, use existing headphones where appropriate, or choose another independently assessed sports headphone suited to the activity and environment.
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Product facts checked
19 Sept 2026
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20 Sept 2026
Reviewed by Gabriel Silva. Next review 20 Dec 2026.
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Research
Yes, modestly. A 139 study pooled analysis found music mostly makes exercise more enjoyable, makes a given effort feel slightly easier, and gives a small performance bump. Fast tempo beats slow. But music can't mask an all out effort, and works best for self paced moderate exercise.
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