Soundcore has also joined the in-ear headphone battle with the release of new open-ear sports headphones, the Soundcore AeroFit Pro. The detachable neck strap also allows the headphones to be “dual-shaped” to meet different needs of daily life and sports.

– Bluetooth 5.3 with SBC/AAC/LDAC codec

– 14 hours of playback on a single charge

– total battery life is 46 hours

– Spatial audio for immersive audio experience

– IPX5 waterproof rating (resistant to rain and sweat)

– Comes with detachable neckpiece, USB-C cable, user manual

– Exterior design, comfort and battery life

The charging case has a rounded rectangular design and an all-over matte texture, making it less susceptible to fingerprints. The “♪” logo is printed in the center of the lid, and there is an opening button under the lid.

Because the Soundcore AeroFit Pro uses an ear hook design, the charging case will be larger than most in-ear headphones

The Soundcore AeroFit Pro headphones have a three-stage ear hook design, which can be divided into earphone cavity, ear hook and neckband connection module. It seems like you might be describing a specific piece of equipment or machinery. If you need assistance with understanding or operating a control button, feel free to provide more details so I can help you effectively.

Thanks to its no-ear, open-ear design, the AeroFit Pro doesn’t have a part that goes deep into the ear canal like in-ear headphones. When worn, the ear canal remains open, which is great for users who don’t like their ears to be plugged up and hate ear pressure.

Plus, the curves of the AeroFit Pro ear hooks conform comfortably to the contours of your ears without being too loose or too tight. Thanks to the ear hook design, the weight of the headphones can be well distributed throughout the entire ear, taking into account both wearing stability and comfort.

It’s not often you see Hi-Res codecs appear in Bluetooth headphones under $190. Anker decided to please its followers and launched its new Soundcore AeroFit Pro wireless headphones on the market at a price of $160 (~15,000 rubles). They are a pair of open-ear in-ear headphones that come with a hook-type design that makes them well suited for workouts. In addition to supporting the high-resolution Sony LDAC codec, they feature spatial audio with head tracking. And all this in headphones with an open design.

AeroFit Pro features 16.2mm titanium-coated dome drivers as well as acoustic ducts to direct sound into the user’s ears without leaking sound to those nearby. Gadgets are available in four colors:

Midnight Black;

Calm White;

Cozy Blue;

Soft Pink.

The earbuds are IPX5 rated, meaning they’re resistant to low-pressure water jets, and each earbud’s flexible ear hook features a 0.7mm aerospace-grade titanium cord built into the flexible ear hook to help maintain a secure fit. The set also includes a removable and adjustable neck strap.

Together with AeroFit Pro, a cheaper AeroFit model will debut, costing $130 (~12,000 rubles). It lacks support for LDAC and spatial audio, but has enhanced IPX7 protection, which means they should withstand 30 minutes of submersion in up to a meter of water. They also have smaller drivers (14mm) and shorter battery life (11 hours for headphones or 42 hours with case)

Soundcore AeroFit Pro, Anker’s first open-back in-ear headphones, features soundcore acoustic technology that makes them comfortable to wear while delivering a great listening experience. Thanks to BassUp technology, the headphones’ low-frequency performance is particularly superior among open-ear sports headphones. These headphones are easily suitable for sports and for lovers of comfortable and stylish headphones.