OpenRock X Earbuds

Because the earbuds sit outside your ear canal, you lose the physical seal of traditional in-ear models, which typically results in less isolation. However, OpenRock uses a 14.2mm driver and BassDirect technology to compensate, providing a spacious, theater-like soundstage that keeps you aware of your surroundings while maintaining decent bass response.

Yes, they are built for active use. The IPX5 rating means they are resistant to sweat and light rain, and the adjustable biaxial ear hooks are designed to keep the buds locked in place during movement.

Yes, the OpenRock X supports Bluetooth 5.3 multipoint pairing. This allows you to connect to two devices simultaneously, so you can seamlessly switch between taking a call on your phone and listening to media on your laptop.

The three modes—Rock, Relax, and Boom—adjust the EQ profile to suit different preferences. Rock emphasizes clarity and punch, Relax softens the output for background listening, and Boom boosts the low-end frequencies for a more intense, bass-heavy sound.

The adjustable biaxial ear hooks allow you to customize the fit to your ear shape, which helps distribute weight evenly. While comfort is subjective, the open-ear design generally avoids the pressure buildup common with in-ear tips, making them suitable for long sessions, even if you wear glasses.

The earbuds use a 4-mic AI noise-canceling system designed to isolate your voice from background interference. While open-ear designs are naturally more susceptible to wind noise than sealed earbuds, this system is optimized to keep your calls clear during outdoor activities.