Voice pickup, close to the source
A boom microphone and dual-mic noise reduction support calls while keeping the ear canal open.
Bluetooth 6.0 open-ear communication headset for brand and OEM/ODM projects. Dual-mic noise reduction, two-device connectivity and ≥17-hour calls at 80% volume. Request samples and project pricing.
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OPENEAR Air F3C
A Bluetooth 6.0 headset with a boom microphone, dual-mic noise reduction and two-device connectivity. Built for brand and distribution projects.
For bulk supply and OEM/ODM projects. Sample terms are separate from volume pricing.
Three reasons to put F3C on your sample shortlist.
A boom microphone and dual-mic noise reduction support calls while keeping the ear canal open.
Two-device connectivity and separate communication / music EQ modes suit mixed daily use.
Listed for ≥17 hours of calls or ≥19 hours of music at 80% volume, with USB-C charging.
Review the intended application, then check the details that matter in sample evaluation.
Assess open-ear fit, microphone positioning and call behavior with your intended devices.
Application illustration. It is not a customer case study or evidence of call performance.
Actual product close-up from Alova’s F3C material library. Inspect charging access and controls during sample review.
Production appearance follows the approved sample.Start with F3C. Define the configuration your market needs.
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Request the specification sheetRuntime varies with volume, audio and conditions. Customization scope, MOQ and lead time are confirmed for each project.
| Bluetooth | 6.0 · WQ7034MX |
|---|---|
| Connectivity | Two Bluetooth devices; approx. 10 m range |
| Audio | 16.2 mm stereo dynamic speakers |
| Microphone | Boom microphone; dual-microphone noise reduction |
| Battery | 250 mAh / 3.7 V lithium-polymer |
| Music / calls | ≥19 h music / ≥17 h calls, at 80% volume |
| Charging | USB-C; DC 5 V / 1 A input |
| Controls | Five physical buttons; communication / music EQ |
| Protection | IPX5; not for swimming |
| Weight / size | 37 g ±3 g / 135.6 × 111 × 46.1 mm |
F3C supports connection to two Bluetooth devices. Evaluate call behavior with your intended phone, computer and meeting software. No platform-specific certification is claimed.
F3C has a 250 mAh battery, USB-C and ≥17-hour calls. The current Air X3 has a 180 mAh battery, magnetic charging and ≥12-hour calls. Both runtime figures are at 80% volume.
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Specifications reviewed 29 October 2026. Confirm the approved sample before production.
Air conduction speakers leave the ear canal open. A boom microphone and dual-microphone noise reduction support voice pickup for office calls and remote meetings.
The 250 mAh battery is specified for at least 17 hours of calls or 19 hours of music at 80% volume. Actual runtime depends on operating conditions.
Connect the headset to two Bluetooth devices. During a call, press M to toggle microphone mute; double-click M to switch communication and music EQ modes when not in a call.
USB-C charging, five physical function buttons and an IPX5 rating support everyday use. The listed weight is 37 g ±3 g. This model is not designed for swimming.
Air-conduction headphones deliver sound through the air to the ear. Bone-conduction headphones use vibrations transmitted through bone to the inner ear. Check the selected model’s specifications to confirm its sound transmission method and intended use.
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