H2O Audio TRI Multi-Sport Bone Conduction Headphones USER MANUAL
- June 4, 2024
- h2o audio
Table of Contents
H2O Audio TRI Multi-Sport Bone Conduction Headphones
Specification
- Brand H2O Audio
- Model Name H2O TRI Multi-Sport
- Color Black
- Form Factor On Ear
- Connectivity Technology Wireless
- Special Features Microphone Included
- Package Dimensions 67 x 4.49 x 2.32 inches
- Item Weight 13 ounces
- Item model number TRI
- Batteries 1 Lithium Polymer batteries (included)
What’s in the box
- Cable
- Multi-Sport Bone Conduction Headphones
WARNING :
CHOKING HAZARD-Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.
Highest Waterproof IPX8 Rating
H2O Audio Triathlon Sport headphones boast an IPX8 waterproof rating – the highest in the industry – with a sweat-resistant and waterproof coating.
Wraparound Neckband
The flexible band wraps around the neck to offer a steady hold and keeps them from falling off regardless of any movement or sport.
Open Ear Comfort
The H2O TRI headphones feature our latest bone conduction technology and deliver all-day comfort. Crush your training goals while staying aware of your surroundings.
Disclaimer
The underwater range of Bluetooth is about 4 inches. For Bluetooth and smartwatch use under water, you must keep the smart watch attached to your swim goggles or within 4 inches of the right side of the headphones. Streaming Music is copyright protected and can not be downloaded to the memory.
How to Charge
In connected state, the phone will display the headphone battery. If the
battery icon displays red, it means the headphone is out of battery, please
connect with the original USB-charging cable (included in the package box) to
charge.
Note : 5V power supply, such as mobile phone adapters, can be used to
charge.
Controls
Power on/off -Long press “+” for 3-5 seconds
Pause/Play
Double click “+” for Pause/Play
Volume +/-
- Click “+” once to Increase volume
- Click “-” once to Reduce volume
Next/Last Track
- Long press “+” for 2 seconds for Next track
- Long press “-” for 2 seconds for Last track
Answer/End/Reject Phone Call
- Double click “+” to Accept the incoming call
- Double click “+” to End the on-going call
- Long press “+” for 2 seconds to Reject the incoming call
Sin Activation
- Triple click “+” to Activate Siri
Features
- Multi-Sport Waterproof Headphones – Enjoy your music in and out of the water with our breakthrough Bluetooth bone conduction headphones with a built-in MP3 player. It securely fits around your head for a wireless experience as you run or swim.
- Bone Conduction Technology – These open-ear headphones direct sound vibrations to the head and jaw bones, letting you enjoy music without blocking sounds from your surroundings. The battery offers up to 9 hours of playtime – ideal for triathletes.
- 100% Waterproof and Sweatproof – These headphones can withstand submersion to 12 feet (3.6 meters) under water. Our waterproof rating is IPX8, the highest in the industry. Feel inspired by your favorite music as you work out, rain or shine.
- Built-In MP3 Player – Transferring music from your computer to these over-ear bone conduction headphones is a breeze with the micro-USB cable provided. With its 8 GB of memory, you can listen to hundreds of songs in most music formats.
- Stream Music from Your Device – Bluetooth connection lets these headphones sync with your smartphone or music-enabled smart watch to play podcasts, audiobooks, and playlists as you train. (Note that Bluetooth range underwater is only a few inches.)
Warranty & Support
Product Warranty: For warranty information about this product
FAQs
Does Bluetooth work underwater?
The 2.4GHz radio frequency used by all BT devices does not function properly in water. The signal is attenuated by water molecules, which is due to the principles of physics. Any Bluetooth device’s range is only a few inches when submerged in water. Additionally, Bluetooth has a range of roughly 30 feet (10 metres) in the air and uses less power.
How do I add music to H2O Audio?
The STREAM2 appears as a memory drive when connected to your computer using the USB connector that is included in the packing (H2O STREAM). Find the drive folder using the Mac’s finder application (Windows). Copy and paste the music files to the STREAM2 memory drive when you’ve found the drive.
Are underwater headphones safe?
You shouldn’t choose earbuds for swimming that have a rating lower than IPX7 unless you desire catastrophic damage. Your earbuds will be safe in three feet of water for up to 30 minutes if they have an IPX7 rating. If it lasts any longer, you should invest in IPX9-rated gadgets, which can withstand continuous submersion.
How do bone conduction headphones stay on?
To help keep the gadget in place on the user’s head, the pads slightly curve over the top of the ear. Because the sound travels straight from the pads through the skull without any air in between, pressing these pads on the user’s skin reduces sound distortions.
Do bone conduction headphones work in water?
When music is communicated through bone conduction, it is unaffected by the fact that sound vibration doesn’t travel well in water. By sending vibrations down your bones, bone conduction allows you to hear audio underwater in the same way you do when you’re not in the water.
What are the disadvantages of bone conduction headphones?
They Typically Have a High Price. They Produce Sound of Lower Quality. Tinnitus and hearing loss are still possible consequences. They must be charged on a regular basis. What you are listening to might be audible to others.
Can people with hearing loss use bone conduction headphones?
Bone-conduction headphones are said to deliver acceptable sound and are highly comfortable to use by users. These headphones may be useful for anyone who uses hearing aids and has hearing loss due to their open ear design.
Do bone conduction headphones work with glasses?
Bone conduction headphones with glass are popular. So, the question is: Is it possible to wear bone conduction headphones with glasses? Yes, you certainly can! Due to the fact that they don’t touch your ears, bone conduction headphones are ideal.
Do bone conduction headphones cause headaches?
If you have never used bone conduction headphones, you could feel a little uncomfortable at first. However, if you’re cautious about not turning up the level too much, you shouldn’t suffer any nausea or headaches, just like with any other set of headphones or earbuds.
Do bone conduction headphones work with earplugs?
Earplugs are compatible with bone conduction headphones. Your choice of silicone putty, wax, foam, or reusable earplugs will alter the sound (and volume) characteristics of your headphones.
How do you test bone conduction in hearing?
The audiologist will place a small device behind or on top of your forehead for this exam. Your skull starts to gently vibrate when noises are transmitted through this gadget. The outer and middle ears are not affected by this vibration, which travels to the cochlea.
Are bone conduction headphones good for phone calls?
Yes, certain bone conduction headphones come with a microphone that allows you to take calls while you’re on the go. Some brands of headphones can use technology to make calls crystal clear, even when the headphones themselves cannot use passive or active noise reduction to improve your listening experience.
Which is better air or bone conduction?
Normal discovery: Bone conduction is inferior to air conduction. The patient should be able to hear a tuning fork close to their ear, and that sound should last for about twice as long as the sound they heard over their mastoid process.
Can others hear bone conduction?
Although less audible to those around you, bone conduction is not fully silent. Others cannot hear it since there are no drivers producing sound vibrations that can pass through your ear canal. To hear it, they would need to be considerably closer or, better still, touch you.