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Radio is timeless and it’s the kind of company that you don’t want to do without. Whether it is to listen to music selections played by your favorite hosts or to listen to the thoughts and facts shared on your favorite shows, HumBird’s wireless FM radio ensures that you can enjoy your favorite radio tunes everywhere.
In addition to its great sound quality, the LebonYard Bluetooth Bone Conduction Speaker also has a large 500mAh battery capacity, giving you up to 20 hours of battery life. It also has a timed shutdown feature and an IPX 4 waterproof grade, making it safe to use even in wet conditions. The HumBird Speaker is the world’s smallest and most versatile bone conduction speaker that allows you to have a different but always spectacular experience of sound anywhere, in any context. Transforms anything hollow Into a speaker, at any time.The HumBird Speaker comes in the tiniest form, only an inch high and barely 1.5 inches in diameter. Yet it provides real wireless stereo sound at 4 to 5 times the volume of cell phone speakers, hitting up to 115dB. In fact, you could even achieve surround sound by connecting two HumBird Speakers. It is highly recommended that you use two HumBird Speakers interconnected, so that you can have a Surround Sound 2.0 experience, since this innovative Bluetooth-enabled device is also TWS-enabled. Below: Different Surfaces, Different Sounds You’ll notice that Shokz (formerly AfterShokz) makes most of the bone conduction headphones around. Shokz has a real hold on this niche market, and many third-party options fall short of Shokz’ offerings. Below are some of my favorite bone conduction headphones: Its dual speakers also diffuse sound with 3D surround sound, providing you with clear and transparent high frequencies and full low frequencies. Things To Consider Just connect the speaker to your device via Bluetooth, then place the Humbird on almost any surface, from a wooden table to a plastic storage crate to even something truly unusual like a cardboard box or a guitar or a basketball. The HumBird will then use its bone conduction powers to turn those objects into speakers, naturally amplifying your music, podcasts, or even phone conversations to up to 115dB. That’s almost 5 times louder than an average device speaker.
With so many different bone conduction speakers on the market, it can be hard to find the one that will give you the best sound quality and value for your money. How do you know which one is the right choice for you? That's not an issue, though; the sound from the Pillow Talk is the best we've heard from any under-pillow speaker, and whatever you like to listen to at night, we think you'll be pleasantly surprised. Adopting bone conduction technology and moving coil acoustic technology, Humbird Speaker turns sound into a mechanic vibration of different frequencies, leveraging the effects of the different materials on top of which it is placed and used. In building up its portfolio of IP rights, Shokz uses the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT), which offers a streamlined and cost-effect route to seeking patent protection for its cutting-edge technologies in international markets. In so doing, Shokz is seeking to build an “unbreachable patent moat in the field of bone conduction.” This approach will enable Shokz to safeguard its R&D achievements, maintain its leading position in the field and will enable it to defend itself effectively against any infringement of its rights. Stream of new products: creating a “category concept” (Source: Shokz.com)Bone conduction speakers are the perfect solution! Bone conduction technology sends sound waves through your bones, allowing you to enjoy music or sleep without having to wear headphones. This means you can enjoy music and sleep without worrying about uncomfortable earbuds or bulky headphones. It depends on the individual and the situation. Generally, air conduction is more common, as it is the process by which sound waves travel through the air and enter the outer ear, then the middle ear and finally the inner ear. Bone conduction is when sound waves travel through the bones of the skull and directly enter the inner ear. Most people equate the sounds they hear to the conduction of noise or air through their ear canal. But why can they still hear a tune when their ears are plugged or covered? Or hear the sound generated by brushing their teeth or eating crunchy food? All this is thanks to bone conduction, a field in which Shenzhen Shokz Co., Ltd., a high-tech company in China’s consumer electronics industry, has been active since 2004. With a focus on professional communication audio and multimedia acoustics, Shokz’s bone conduction speakers have become the preferred choice of leading global distributors in the field. (Source: Shokz.com) Origins You'll notice that none of the speakers here are wireless. That's for a very good reason – wireless speakers contain a lithium battery, which can be very dangerous if it overheats. The safe operating range for these batteries is quite narrow, and it could easily get too hot underneath a pillow.
Mobile devices like smartphones and tablets are fine when you’re plugged in with earbuds. But few of those devices are created with powerful (and prohibitively expensive) external speakers to listen easily without the use of headphones. Even at top volume, it might be enough to satisfy anyone within a 5-foot radius as a temporary listen…but it certainly doesn’t deliver any serious audio fidelity or scope.This simple set of speakers were the quietest of all those we tested. That's not a huge problem (after all, your ear is only a few inches away, and you don't want sound leakage to disturb your partner), but we had to turn the volume up to full using the dial integrated into the 2m cable, and turn it almost to maximum on our phone as well. Additionally, bone conduction speakers can be uncomfortable for some people, since the vibrations can be felt inside the head. What’s also really interesting to see how different materials act as propagators of sound. Glass has a very different way of reproducing vibrations as compared to wood, steel, plastic, or even ceramics. Other than that, different forms with an interplay of solid surfaces and hollow spaces reproduce sound rather differently. A cardboard box is much more suited for bass-heavy audio like dance music or dubstep, while glass and ceramics produce much more accurate audio with a balance across frequencies. Different sorts of wood also replicate sound differently, giving you the ability to play with the speaker’s volume and equalizer settings by just simply placing it on different surfaces. You could even place it against your rib-cage to see how sound waves traverse through your body and into your brain’s audio receptors!
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