SoundVibe II bone conduction headphones

The device has a button on the right side. If you hold it down for 5 seconds, the device turns on. On the inside of the right ear, the SoundVibe first flashes blue, then red. Select SoundVibe from the Bluetooth connections on your smartphone. The connection is then established and the control lamp lights up permanently in blue. If your end device cannot find the SoundVibe, first click on "Add new device".

To switch the device off again, press and hold the same button again for 5 seconds. The light inside then also goes out and the device is no longer paired with your end device.

Of course you can also make phone calls with SoundVibe. You can answer incoming calls at the touch of a button without having to interrupt your training or work. This makes the multifunctional headphones a practical companion in the office for every video conference or the next phone call.

SAR stands for Specific Absorption Rate. The SAR value of a mobile phone or tablet indicates the maximum transmission power that the body can absorb when making a call with this device. The smaller this value, the less the tissue is heated by the radiation. The limit value that applies here is 2 watts per kilogram of body tissue.

The SAR value of the SoundVibe is less than 0.02 watts and is therefore well below the applicable limit value. Current smartphones have values ​​between 0.8 and 1.5 watts.

The new SoundVibe II model has a low latency mode.

The old SoundVibe model does not have a low latency mode.