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Creative launches Outlier Free wireless headphones for athletes

Creative Technology, the audio product brand, has launched its new Outlier Free headphones for athletes. This new model stands out in the brand's catalog for incorporating bone conduction technology , while maintaining the features of the Outlier family, such as long battery life, water resistance, and a comfortable, lightweight design for easy wear during exercise.

Their bone conduction technology revolves around transducers integrated into the headphones that, through imperceptible vibrations in the user's bones, transmit sound waves directly into the ears. This frees the user's ears, making them feel safer and more aware of their surroundings. Thus, the Creative Outlier Free headphones are ideal for runners, cyclists, or gym enthusiasts, allowing them to run or cycle without having their ears blocked and to hear their surroundings.

Creative Outlier Free is presented as the ideal and safest audio option for athletes

The Outlier Free earbuds are equipped with useful features such as up to 10 hours of battery life, IPX5 water and sweat resistance, Bluetooth 5.3 multipoint connectivity for connecting to up to two Bluetooth devices simultaneously, a low-latency mode to minimize audio-visual lag, an integrated microphone, and compatibility with Siri and Google Assistant. They are made with lightweight memory silicone and a titanium alloy for both comfort and durability.

With all this, the Outlier Free employs all the advances in Creative Audio technology. Let's not forget that they are made by a brand that has been in the world of sound technology for decades, and for this reason they are also presented with great audio quality. All this in the format of headphones for athletes, capable of adjusting to the user's head and being comfortable, to be able to listen to motivating music during the most demanding exercise sessions.

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Benjamin Rosa

Madrileño whose publishing career began in 2009. I love investigating curiosities that I later bring to you, readers, in articles. I studied photography, a skill that I use to create humorous photomontages.

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