Sony Launches Novel Wireless Float Run Headphones for Runners


Sony’s new wireless off-ear Float Run headphones offer runners and fitness enthusiasts a comfortable and stable listening experience without compromising on sound.

The Japanese electronics giant has created a new breed of headphones with runners and fitness fans in mind, Float Run. What makes this new model unique is that it places speakers near the ear canal but without touching it. The new headphones are designed to remain in place without putting pressure on the head, making them especially comfortable for workouts and runs. Apart from comfort, Sony says, Float Run headphones offer users a rich sound experience.

Comfort for athletes

Sony’s newly available Float Run headphones offer a truly unique design. Although open-ear headphones may not be new tech, Sony has engineered a new way to deliver it.  Float Run headphones remain off the user’s ears and are held in place by a strap that runs along the back of the head and sits just behind the ears.

Because these headphones do not actually touch the ear canal, but float beside it, they provide audio input without coming in direct contact with the ear. What this means for runners and other fitness buffs is that they will be able to listen to music comfortably during their run or workout.

Both flexible and secure

Without putting pressure on the head or ears, Float Run headphones remain secure and stable thanks to their neckband design, the firm says. These headphones are made to remain in place, no matter how an athlete moves. And, according to the company, they have been tested on a wide range of head shapes and hairstyles and with an extensive range of accessories such as hats and sunglasses to insure their flexibility and stability.

In addition, Float Run headphones are light-weight, weighing in at just about 33 grams, which also adds to their comfort.

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