Avantalk
Avantalk Bone Conduction Headphones Bluetooth 5.4 15H 28g Green 2 in 1 accessory
Open-ear bone conduction headphones with Bluetooth 5.4, 15-hour playtime, 28 g weight and IPX6 waterproofing for sports
- Aware surroundings with bone conduction audio
- Bluetooth 5.4 stable connection and fast pairing
- 15 hours playtime with Type-C charging
- 28 g lightweight open-ear comfort for sport
- 50 percent less sound leakage enclosed design
Open-ear bone conduction design
Avantalk bone conduction headphones transmit sound through cheekbones using 15 mm driver units, keeping ears open to ambient noise. The fully enclosed cavity cuts sound leakage by up to 50 percent. Weighing 28 g, they suit runners, cyclists and gym users who need situational awareness.
Bluetooth 5.4 connectivity upgrade
Replaces older Bluetooth headsets with version 5.4 for faster pairing, lower latency and better power efficiency. The jump is worth it when stable streaming and extended battery life matter during long outdoor sessions. Type-C fast charging reduces downtime between workouts.
15-hour battery and IPX6 rating
Delivers 15 hours of 3D audio on a single charge, covering multi-day training without a recharge. IPX6 waterproofing handles sweat and rain during intense exercise. Not for swimmers needing submersion protection or listeners who prefer isolating in-ear seals.
Highlights
- Aware surroundings with bone conduction audio
- Bluetooth 5.4 stable connection and fast pairing
- 15 hours playtime with Type-C charging
- 28 g lightweight open-ear comfort for sport
- 50 percent less sound leakage enclosed design
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What ear fit does the 28 g open-ear design require?
The headphones rest on the cheekbones just in front of each ear; no ear-tips or over-ear cups are needed, so they stay secure during running or cycling.
How do I pair the Bluetooth 5.4 headset for the first time?
Hold the power button until the LED flashes red and blue, then select the headset from your device’s Bluetooth menu; the common mistake is releasing the button too early.
When should I replace the Type-C charging cable?
Replace the cable if the connector feels loose, charging becomes intermittent, or the cable shows visible fraying near the plug.
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