Iâm a big fan of noise-canceling earbuds in most situations, but when it comes to running, Iâve always preferred something that doesnât drown out the sound of approaching cars, dogs, and other obstacles. Luckily, if youâre in the same camp as me, Suuntoâs new Sonic headphones are on sale at Amazon and direct from Suunto for $129 ($20 off). You can also pick up the Suunto Wing â which come with a power bank and a few extra features â from Amazon and Suunto for $169 ($30 off).
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Suunto’s new bone conduction headphones are up to $30 off right now
The Suunto Sonic and Suunto Wing are both on sale for the first time, with the former going for just $129. You can also save on 8BitDo’s latest Retro Mechanical Keyboard.
Although theyâre pricier than other pairs of open-ear headphones, namely those from Shokz, both the Suunto Sonic and Wing use the same bone conduction tech to send sound vibrations through your cheekbones instead of your ear canal. They arenât going to rival the sound youâd get with a dedicated pair of in-ears like the Beats Fit Pro â particularly when it comes to bass or sheer volume â but they offer a comfortable wraparound design, good sound, and an estimated 10 hours of battery life. The more expensive Wing add LED lighting, better IP67 waterproofing, and a power bank that holds an additional 20 hours of charge. They also tout head motion controls, though my colleague Victoria Song found the latter feature to be a bit finicky in her testing. Then again, thereâs nothing that says you have to control your music playback or answer calls by shaking your head.
Read our Suunto Wing and Suunto Sonic impressions.
Suunto Sonic
Suuntoâs entry-level bone conduction headphones. They have IP55, 10 hours of charge, and pretty decent sound quality.
Suunto Wing
The Suunto Wing are bone conduction headphones that have 10 hours of battery life, an extra power bank, head motion controls, and LED lighting.
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