What's different about bone conduction headphones

Bone conduction headphones: a revolutionary change in the way you listen

In busy urban life, music has become an important way for many people to relax and relieve stress. As a bridge connecting us to the world of music, the types and forms of headphones are constantly evolving with the advancement of technology. Among the many types of headphones, bone conduction headphones have gradually attracted more and more attention and love from consumers for their unique listening method and health concept. So, what is the difference between bone conduction headphones?

First of all, from the working principle point of view, bone conduction headphones are fundamentally different from traditional headphones. Traditional headphones, whether in-ear, earmuff or earplug type, transmit sound waves to the ear canal through air vibration, which is then captured by the auditory nerve and converted into sound signals. Bone conduction headphones use the principle of skull bone conduction sound to convert sound into mechanical vibrations of different frequencies, and conduct sound waves through the skull, bony labyrinth, inner ear lymph, spiral organ, auditory nerve, and auditory center. This non-in-ear design allows users to still clearly hear the sounds of the external environment, such as vehicle horns, pedestrian conversations, etc., when wearing bone conduction headphones, thereby greatly improving the safety of using headphones.

Secondly, bone conduction headphones also have significant advantages in wearing comfort. Since they do not need to be inserted into the ear canal, they avoid the problems of ear canal discomfort, pain, and even infection that may be caused by wearing traditional headphones for a long time. For users who like to wear headphones for a long time to listen to music, make calls, or make voice calls, bone conduction headphones are undoubtedly a healthier and more comfortable choice.

In addition, bone conduction headphones are waterproof and sweat-proof, which makes them shine in the field of sports. Whether running, swimming or fitness, users can wear bone conduction headphones to enjoy the pleasure of music without worrying about sweat or moisture damaging the headphones. This durability and convenience make bone conduction headphones the preferred equipment for sports enthusiasts.

To sum up, bone conduction headphones stand out among many types of headphones for their unique listening method, health concept, wearing comfort, and waterproof and sweat-proof properties.

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