Open-Ear Wireless Sport Earphones with 72H Battery

Stays put through every stride and set

• Hook that holds on the move

  The hook sits over the top of the ear and locks the earphone in place. It does not need a seal in the canal, so sweat and head movement have less to push against. On hills, intervals and bench sets it stays where you put it. Rotate the hook until the angle feels right, then move on.

• Know your charge at a glance

  Each earbud has its own LED indicator, and the case carries a dual LED digital display. Check the level before a run without opening an app or guessing from how the sound feels. The touch panel carries a fingerprint-style icon with chrome rings, and L and R markings show which earphone goes where.

• Open ears, aware surroundings

  The non-in-ear design leaves your ear canal open. You hear the road, the bell on the cycle path and the announcement on the platform while the music plays. Open-ear sound is lighter than sealed buds and leaks a little at high volume, so keep the level moderate outdoors.

Hook on, check the LED, go

1. 1
   Open the flip lid

   The glossy black case opens with a smooth hinge. The mirror inside the lid helps you check fit, and the LED display shows the current battery level.

2. 2
   Lift out and identify L and R

   Two matte black earphones sit in the case with chrome-ringed touch controls. The L and R markings tell you which one goes on which ear.

3. 3
   Hook it over your ear

   Slip the hook over the top of your ear and rotate it into place. Shake your head gently, then adjust until it stays put before you start moving.

A pair and a case, ready to go

• Wireless earphones×2

  Matte black hooks with chrome-ringed touch controls, marked L and R

• Charging case×1

  Glossy black flip-open case with dual LED display and a mirror in the lid

From dropped earbud to uninterrupted run

The drop that breaks your rhythm

Mid-stride, the earbud slides forward and you stop to push it back in. Sweat makes it worse. Foam and silicone tips fix the slip for a while, then leave your ear sore after the first hour. Nothing warns you the battery is low until the music cuts out halfway through a set.

A fit built for motion

The over-ear hook rests on the top of the ear and holds the earphone in place, so it does not depend on a seal inside the canal. Your ear stays open, which means traffic, footsteps and people nearby stay audible while the music plays. For anyone who has tried plugs, that is the difference that matters.

Start every session charged

The case has a dual LED display that reads the battery for the case and each earbud. The packaging lists up to 72 hours of total battery life, and the display lets you check that number before you leave. Glance at the lights, head out, and start the next run on a full charge.

Dialled in by the third session

1. First use
   Get the hook sitting right

   Adjust the hook over your ear until it sits snug. Try a short walk first, then a light jog, to find the position that holds through your movement.

2. 3 uses
   Find your routine fit

   After a few sessions you know which hook angle stays put for your run or gym routine. Note how your ears feel after longer sessions.

3. 30 days
   Charge routine on autopilot

   Checking the LED display before you leave becomes habit. Battery life varies with volume and use, so track it against your own week.

Why hooks beat in-ear buds on the move