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OPENEAR Rondo

OPENEAR Rondo

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Lifestyle version designed for everyone to experience the benefits of bone conduction headphones.

The OPENEAR Rondo Bone Conduction Headphones utilize advanced bone conduction technology for a safe and healthy open-ear experience.

Weighing only 23g, they offer up to 9 hours of playtime, IPX5 waterproofing, and Type-C charging, making them perfect for active lifestyles.

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$20.00

Description

The OPENEAR Rondo Bone Conduction Headphones utilize advanced bone conduction technology for a safe and healthy open-ear experience. Weighing only 23g, they offer up to 9 hours of playtime, IPX5 waterproofing, and Type-C charging, making them perfect for active lifestyles.

This headphones are made from high-performance ABS and PC composite materials, ensuring exceptional durability and resilience. ABS provides outstanding strength to withstand external impacts, while the addition of PC significantly enhances the headphones’ impact resistance, reducing the risk of damage during everyday use. This material combination not only improves the structural integrity of the headphones but also supports intricate designs to meet market demands for high-quality products.

 

Additional information

Product Type

Open-Ear Bone Conduction Headphones
Track system

Two-channel stereo
Control Mode

2 physical function buttons
Active Passive

Active
Bluetooth Solutions

BK3296

Product FAQ

  • Speakers: Typically use dynamic drivers and AAC drivers.

  • Housing Materials: PC+ABS (Polycarbonate + Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene).

  • Ear Hooks: Commonly made of plastic or nickel alloy.

  • Headband/Rear Hanger: Made of nickel alloy.

  • PCBA (Printed Circuit Board Assembly): This is the mainboard of the headphones, consisting of the PCB (Printed Circuit Board) along with chips and electronic components.

  • Battery: Commonly uses lithium polymer cells. Battery protection boards include standard protection boards and Seiko protection boards.

  • Transducers: Bone conduction transducers.
  • Ear Pads: Silicone.
  • Shell Material: PC+ABS (Polycarbonate + Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene).
  • Ear Hooks: Commonly made of plastic or nickel alloy.
  • Rear Hangers: Nickel alloy.
  • PCBA (Printed Circuit Board Assembly): This is the mainboard of the headphones, consisting of the PCB (Printed Circuit Board) along with chips and electronic components.
  • Battery: Commonly uses lithium polymer cells. Battery protection boards include standard protection boards and Seiko protection boards.
  • Temple Arms: PC+ABS (Polycarbonate + Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene).
  • Frames: Commonly made of acetate sheets (ASA5) or ABS (AS2).
  • Lenses:
    • Sunglass Lenses: UV400 TAC material.
    • Blue Light Blocking Lenses: Nylon.
  • Hinges: Alloy.
  1. Laser Engraving: One of the commonly used methods; it results in a gray effect, is fast, and has low cost.
  2. Silk Screen Printing: Another commonly used method, suitable for simple printing requirements like single-color or two-color.
  3. Heat Transfer Printing: Suitable for printing on large-sized, uneven surface plastic boxes.
  4. UV Inkjet Printing: Ideal for color printing and 3D relief printing needs on plastic boxes.
  5. Water Transfer Printing: Offers beautiful craftsmanship but at a higher price.
 
  • UV Coating
  • Silver Foil Stamping

K=A reinforced core.

The hardness ranking of carton materials is as follows: K=K > K=A > K=B > K3K > K2A > K3B.

ALOVA engineers have achieved maximum sweat resistance in our products through effective internal structural design, the use of manual/automatic glue dispensing machines, and applying a nano-coating on the PCBA (Printed Circuit Board Assembly).

It supports up to 500 recharge cycles. After 500 cycles, the battery performance may decrease, but it will not be damaged.

OEM Frequently Asked Questions

We offer five LOGO customization methods: laser engraving, silk screening, hydrographics, UV crystal labels, and metal labels. You can choose the method that best suits your needs.

Yes, we support comprehensive packaging customization. This includes five types of packaging forms, three material options, two printing techniques, as well as nine accessory options and three types of instruction manuals. All can be personalized according to your requirements.

The order process includes the following steps:

  1. Requirement Discussion: Detailed discussions about your business needs.
  2. Prepayment of Deposit: An initial deposit is required to confirm the order.
  3. Customization Confirmation: Finalizing the customization details.
  4. Bulk Sample Confirmation: Sending and confirming bulk samples.
  5. Mass Production: Proceeding with mass production of the order.
  6. Inspection: Conducting quality inspections.
  7. Packaging and Shipping: Packing the products and arranging shipment.

Typically, the lead time is between 3 to 6 weeks. The exact duration depends on the order size and the specifics of the customization.

Yes, we support exclusive distribution agreements for specific regions. Please contact us for detailed policies and arrangements.

You need to provide the following:

  • LOGO files
  • Product specifications
  • Packaging designs
  • Any other relevant requirements

Our minimum order quantity is typically 1,000 units. However, this can be negotiated based on the product type and specific customization requirements.

Yes, we can accept small-batch trial orders depending on the specific circumstances. This helps clients test the market before committing to larger orders.

Yes, our design team can assist you with product design and packaging design to ensure your products meet your brand’s aesthetic and functional requirements.

We support various delivery methods. Please provide the recipient’s address, and we will recommend the most suitable shipping option for your needs.

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ODM Frequently Asked Questions

ODM (Original Design Manufacturing) services are comprehensive solutions we provide to clients, covering everything from product design to production.

You need to provide product concepts, design requirements, functional specifications, and market positioning information.

The order process includes the following steps:

  1. Concept Confirmation: Finalizing the product concept.
  2. Appearance Design: Developing the visual design of the product.
  3. Structural Design: Designing the product’s internal structure.
  4. PCBA Design: Creating the Printed Circuit Board Assembly design.
  5. Sound Tuning: Fine-tuning the product’s audio features.
  6. 3D Functionality Testing: Testing the product’s functions using 3D models.
  7. Mold Injection: Manufacturing the molds for production.
  8. Pre-Production: Producing initial batches to validate the manufacturing process.
  9. Mass Production: Scaling up to full-scale production.

Absolutely! We welcome clients to provide design concepts and collaborate with us to develop unique products.

Yes, our design team can provide technical support and design recommendations to assist you in creating your products.

Our minimum order quantity for ODM is typically 3,000 units, but this can be negotiated based on the product type and specific requirements.

The development cycle usually ranges from 14 to 22 weeks, depending on the complexity of the design and production requirements.

We recommend providing the initial design proposal within 1-2 weeks after project initiation to ensure timely progress in development.

We value our clients’ intellectual property and will sign a confidentiality agreement to ensure the safety of your designs and information.

We will provide design samples or 3D models for your confirmation. Once approved, we will proceed to the production phase.

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