Shokz, a leader in open-ear, bone conduction technology, launches OpenMeet, a lightweight wireless headset that combines the benefits of bone conduction with high-fidelity sound. OpenMeet features DualPitch technology, allowing users to switch between bone conduction and dynamic driver audio, offering the best of both worlds. Addressing the discomfort and isolation issues of traditional headsets, OpenMeet boasts a titanium frame with five adjustable points for a pressure-free fit and an open-ear design that prioritizes situational awareness while providing sidetone for natural voice feedback.
When the concept of bone-conducting headphones first appeared, people marveled at how a human skull could convey sound. Bone conduction technology changed the world of sport because cyclists and runners were able to exercise in safety as they could be fully aware of any hazards instead of being isolated. The only drawback with bone conduction technology was the quality of the sound. People described it as “tinny” and “lacking bass.” They weren’t wrong. That was a major drawback… until now.
The latest product from Shokz is OpenMeet, a new and ultra-light wireless headset that brings the benefits of bone conduction technology with the premium sound quality produced by traditional dynamic drivers using technology called DualPitch which offers a choice of bone conduction and dynamic driver in a single headset that offers the best of both.The new headset positively bristles with innovative technologies unique to Shokz.
A Qualcomm-driven 11 x 18mm custom speaker backed up by four power amplifiers provides the muscle to produce good-quality audio and a dedicated mute button with an LED indicator makes it easy to get privacy when talking to colleagues during a call. With the Loop120 adapter, OpenMeet also offers seamless switching for up to 8 devices and there’s Multipoint capability for connecting with up to two Bluetooth devices at the same time.
I’ve never been that impressed with bone conduction technology. While it works quite well for speech, it’s so disappointing when it comes to music. With Shokz OpenMeet that all changes. This is the first hybrid bone-conducting headset and I’d be happy to use it.
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