Open Ear Bone Conduction Headphones for Swimming and Sports

Mojawa is a haptic technology company that strives to empower individuals to experience life to the fullest. With Mojawa, you embrace an enriched lifestyle designed for experiencing and feeling the world in a new way, gaining more than just a device.

The Mojawa Run Plus, a waterproof bone conduction headphone for swimming, is designed to deliver louder and richer audio to keep runners energized during training. Equipped with Mojawa's wideband Maglev-Bass actuator and Dual Suspension Anchor System, the Run Plus is ergonomically crafted to fit comfortably with helmets and glasses, allowing cyclists to prioritize their safety on the road while enjoying music or podcasts.

For the gym, the Run Plus ensures users remain vigilant of their environment during training while still getting a boost of motivation from their favorite music. The headphones can be simply rinsed in water after a workout, and their enhanced bass pushes the limits of the user. The Run Plus also enhances the surfing experience, and users should wash the headphones with fresh water following exposure to saltwater.

The patented ENC technology in the Run Plus significantly reduces background noises for heightened clarity during phone calls, with the dual silicone microphone amplifying sensitivity to ensure enhanced voice pickup for clearer communication. The headphones can be fully charged in 50 minutes and offer an impressive 8 hours of power. A 5-minute quick charge feature adds an additional 80 minutes of playtime, ensuring continuous music with only a short break.

To ensure a better swimming experience with the Run Plus, users should disconnect the Bluetooth connection on their phone and switch to MP3 mode on the headphones, as well as disable the touchpad. To upload audio files to the Run Plus, users can connect the headphones to their computer using the data cable's USB port and drag and drop the files into the Run Plus drive. The headphones are compatible with MP3, WAV, AAC, APE, and FLAC file types.

While the Run Plus can be used with streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music, this functionality is only available in Bluetooth mode, not in MP3 mode. In MP3 mode, the Run Plus offers shuffle, repeat, and normal playback modes, but in Bluetooth mode, users will need to manage the playback modes directly from their music player.

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