Magnetic Bluetooth Sports Earphones with Metal Earbuds
Your run keeps its rhythm when the cable lies flat and the earbuds stay together. The C10 pairs metal magnetic housings with a neck cable and in-line controls for music and calls. Bluetooth 4.1, 200 h standby and 4-6 h of playback suit a full training week.
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Your run keeps its rhythm when the cable lies flat and the earbuds stay together. The C10 pairs metal magnetic housings with a neck cable and in-line controls for music and calls. Bluetooth 4.1, 200 h standby and 4-6 h of playback suit a full training week.
Magnetic metal wireless earphones with up to 200 h standby and 4-6 h playback for sport and daily use
- tangled wires during workouts
- earbuds falling out or getting lost when not in use
- need for hands-free calls on the move
Workouts without the tangles or the lost earbud
Your cable stays flat, your earbuds snap together when you pause, and your run keeps its rhythm from warm-up to cooldown.
Metal earbuds that snap together and stay together

Magnetic housings that snap together
The housings are metal and magnetic, so the two buds click together and stay put. Nothing drops out of a gym bag or slides off a bench between sets. Pull each bud by its body rather than the cable and they separate cleanly.
Flat neck cable that stays out of the way
The flat neck band sits low and lies flat under a running shirt. The in-line module handles volume up and down, call and power, and track skip, so you can answer a call without pulling your phone out of your pocket.

Battery time for a full training week
The packaging rates standby at 200 h and music playback at about 4-6 h, with talk time in the same range. A 1.5 h charge covers a week of regular sessions. Check the figures against your own routine during the first week.
Four figures that set the pace
- 200 hStandby time on a single charge
- 4-6 hMusic playback per charge
- 8-10 mBluetooth 4.1 transmission distance
- 1.5 hTime to a full charge
What comes with your C10 earphones
- Metal earbud housings×2
Brushed gunmetal bodies that snap together with magnets.
- Silicone ear tips
Soft grey tips for a secure seal during movement.
- Flat neck cable with in-line controls×1
Volume up and down, call and power, and track skip.
Stop untangling, start finishing
The cord that stops your set
Mid-run the cord catches on your collar and the earbud you tucked in your pocket slides out. You stop, untangle, hunt under the bench, and lose the rhythm you were holding. Cheap wired pairs do this every session, then fail at the jack.
A pair that snaps together
The C10 has metal housings that pull toward each other with magnets. When you pause, press the two buds together and they stay in one place, in a pocket, on the bench or around your neck. The neck cable is flat, so it lies under a shirt instead of riding up it.
A full week, uninterrupted
Bluetooth 4.1 holds a link across 8-10 m from your phone, and standby is rated at 200 h. Music plays for about 4-6 h on a charge and a 1.5 h charge fills it back up, so a full training week rarely needs a second thought. If you are comparing options, see the wireless earbuds range.
What to expect over your first weeks
- First usePair and test the earbuds
Charge for about 1.5 h, pair over Bluetooth 4.1, and test the in-line controls. Confirm the earbuds stay snapped together when you pause your audio.
- 3 usesFind your fit
Adjust the silicone tips and neck cable for your running or gym movement. Most wearers settle on a position that holds through a full session.
- 30 daysSettle into a routine
Track how often you recharge against your training week. Playback of 4-6 h per charge and up to 200 h standby cover most regular routines.
Quick care after sweaty sessions
- Wipe after each session
A dry cloth removes sweat from the metal bodies and silicone tips.
- Let them air-dry
Leave the earbuds open to air before you snap them back together.
- Pull by the housing
Separate the buds by their bodies so the cable and magnets stay firm.
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
For running and gym sessions, yes. Bluetooth 4.1 holds a link across the 8-10 m range on the packaging, which covers a phone in an armband or a pocket on the same side of your body. Newer 5.x chips reach further, so if you walk away from your phone between sets, a newer model suits you better.
Add up your weekly listening time and compare it with the 4-6 h figure. If you train for an hour a day, one charge covers most of the week. Standby of 200 h means the pair stays ready in a bag between sessions, and a 1.5 h charge refills it fast.
The silicone tips sit in the ear and the flat neck band keeps the buds at your collar, so they move with you instead of swinging. Fit depends on your ear shape, so try the tips on and run a short loop before a long session.
Yes. The in-line module has a call and power button, plus volume up and down. Press the call button to answer, and the same module handles track skip for music.
You pay for a metal build, magnetic housings and a flat neck cable, not for a charging case you can misplace. Wired pairs fray at the jack and basic true wireless pairs get lost in gym bags, so a neck-band design that keeps both buds in one place often works out cheaper over a season.
The product is shown in gunmetal grey, with matte black and charcoal finishes in the range. Choose the shade that matches your gym bag or your running kit.
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