Audio-Technica, cartilage conduction and headphones

Audio-Technica’s new cartilage conduction headphones offer better battery life
A udio-Technica has announced a new version of its open-ear cartilage conduction headphones the company says deliver improved sound and better battery life. The headphones use a t
Audio-Technica's new cartilage conduction headphones turn your ears into speakers
Audio-Technica's new cartilage conduction headphones are here They feature 20 hours of battery life Cartilage conduction uses your ears to transmit sound, in a similar vein to bone conduction Audio-Technica has today unveiled its brand new Audio-Technica ATH-CC500BT2 cartilage conduction headphones.
Audio-Technica’s next-gen cartilage conduction headphones promise improved audio and impressive battery life
Updates to the vibration drivers in the headphones should deliver improved sound quality, and the comfort and call clarity have also been upgraded. AI noise reduction is used to isolate your voice during calls, and you can choose between sound modes in the partner Audio-Technica Connect app.
Audio-Technica Launches Second-Generation Cartilage Conduction Headphones
These ATH-CC500BT2 headphones deliver audio by conducting sound through cartilage, leaving the ear canal uncovered so the wearer can still hear other sounds around them.
Audio-Technica's novel wireless headphones aim for high-quality audio and a comfortable fit wherever you go
The ATH-CC500BT2 use cartilage conduction technology to transmit "high-quality" audio without the intrusion of in-ear buds.
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