Suunto
Suunto Wing open-ear bone conduction headphones 2 in 1 accessory
Open-ear bone conduction headphones with head-movement control, built-in HD mics, IP67 sweatproofing, safety lights and 30-hour playtime via charging stand
- Open-ear design keeps you aware of surroundings
- aptX-Adaptive codec delivers stable, low-latency audio
- CVC noise reduction ensures clear voice calls
- Head-movement control frees your hands while moving
- IP67 rating withstands sweat and heavy rain
Open-Ear Bone Conduction Headphones
Suunto Wing open-ear bone conduction headphones transmit sound through the cheekbones, leaving the ear canals unobstructed so users stay aware of traffic and surroundings. The design suits runners, cyclists and commuters who need audio without isolation. Wireless Bluetooth connectivity pairs with phones, tablets and laptops for cable-free listening.
IP67 Sweatproof Build and Head-Movement Control
An IP67 rating protects the frame against sweat, rain and dust during intense workouts or daily commutes. Built-in HD dual microphones use CVC noise reduction to capture voice clearly while suppressing wind and ambient sound. Integrated safety lights improve visibility in low light, and head-movement gestures let wearers change tracks or answer calls without touching buttons.
30-Hour Total Playtime With Charging Stand
The included charging stand stores the headphones and extends total listening time to 30 hours between wall charges. aptX-Adaptive codec support delivers 20-20kHz frequency response for full-range audio reproduction. Buyers should verify that their source device supports Bluetooth audio and the aptX-Adaptive codec to obtain the stated sound quality.
Highlights
- Open-ear design keeps you aware of surroundings
- aptX-Adaptive codec delivers stable, low-latency audio
- CVC noise reduction ensures clear voice calls
- Head-movement control frees your hands while moving
- IP67 rating withstands sweat and heavy rain
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What Bluetooth codec does the Suunto Wing use and what does it cap in practice?
It uses aptX-Adaptive for stable, low-latency audio that scales to the available bandwidth without a fixed ceiling.
What physical features let the headset stay in place during sport?
The open-ear bone conduction frame wraps behind the head and rests on the cheekbones, leaving the ear canals completely free.
How do you pair the headphones and what step do people miss?
Power on, enter pairing mode, select "SUUNTO Wing" on the phone, then confirm the second "LE" entry for calls — skipping that second link mutes the mic.
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