- Panasonic just launched its new RB-F10 earphones
- They cost only £ 79.99 (approximately $ 110 / AU $ 165)
- They can boast of Bluetooth 5.4, a seven -hour battery life and solid sound
Panasonic has just announced a new pair of cheap wireless earplugs with its open ear Panasonic RB-F10 earphones.
Like other open ear -Design, rather than sitting inside the ear, these earplugs sit over your ear canal. This allows you to hear your music clearly, but also because your ear is not blocked, you can hear what is going on around you.
Panasonic RB-F10S comes specifically with a few practical features.
They boast Bluetooth 5.4 with multipoint, so you can easily switch their connection between two different devices. They also have built -in microphones for voice calls with automatic removal of background noise, so you can be heard more clearly.
In addition, they have a seven -hour battery life, which can be expanded by another 18 hours using their charging case.
Eventually, because open ear headphones are usually slightly larger than earplugs, they boast of larger drivers, which should lead to a richer sound than you might be used to. At least that’s what Panasonic promises from his new RB-F10s.
Best of all, they come in at only £ 79.99 (about $ 110 / AU $ 165), making them one of the more affordable options in the open ear area – and if they can stab the landing, it could help them secure the best budget option in our choice of the best open ear -headphone guide.
Open ear headphones are the best
I love open ear headphones and recently converted my fiancé to the lifestyle as well.
We love watching videos or listening to music on our phones, but it’s easy for it to be a competition as we each try to drown the other’s sound by beating our speakers up and louder. We have tried to use over-ear noise-canceling headphones, but then it is impossible for us to talk to each other, especially if one of us tries to shout for another from another room.
Open ear -Headphones hit the perfect balance because we can enjoy our own private sound but still shout to each other or easily come in and start chatting without having to compete with noise -reducing tech.
They are also ideal for training (especially running, as you can enjoy your motivating sound and still hear what is going on around you) or when you are traveling, as you can hold an ear for any public transport notification that you may miss if the ANC is turned on.
I have also found that they are connected to design is generally comfortable, yet safe. I’ve tested several open ear -headphones and I often forget to take them off even when I don’t play any music because I just forget I have them on.
Eventually, as is the case for other earplugs, their little case makes them so easy to carry with you. Unlike a pair of headphones, you can get away with your pockets instead of having to bring a bag as you can transport your cans when you don’t have them on.
Now we have not yet tested the Panasonic RB-F10 earphones, but they look like they are marking a lot of important boxes on paper, which can make them a solid choice if you are after the convenience of open ear headphones that I and others are already enjoying.
