Choosing headphones for sports is not easy, but Designs like these Creative Outlier Free make the decision much more difficult, as they seem to have been designed from the start to meet the specific needs that result from the combination of playing sports and listening to music at the same time. Something that is undoubtedly key to many people’s training, especially in individual activities such as running.

To give you some context before we get into its quirks, its name already sets us off because are part of the Outlier family, composed of several models of headphones designed to make mobility as easy as possible for the user. In it, we can find models as well-known as the Creative Outlier Pro, which we tested a few months ago, or the uniquely customizable Creative Outlier Air V3.

These new Creative Outlier Pros have as a particularly noteworthy point incorporating bone conduction technologythat is, they produce vibrations that are considered negligible, but when applied to the user’s ossicles, they generate sound waves directly in the user’s ear instead of doing so inside the earpiece to emit them later. The key advantage of this format is that, unlike on-ear and in-ear, it offers an effect similar in some respects to open headphones, so the user maintains greater awareness of his surroundingswhile enjoying quality acoustics. Something that, as I hinted at the beginning, makes them a great option for outdoor sports.

We continue to talk about its conditions, especially optimal for practicing sports, with regard to its construction. Over the years, the neck-back format has proven to be the most comfortable and reliable for sports., because thanks to the low headband, they remain more stable and there is less risk of falling. In addition, they are water and sweat resistant with IPX5 certification. Also in case the session is extended (or of course for many other uses) they have a autonomy up to 10 hourswith fast charging that allows you to get two hours of autonomy in just 10 minutes of charging.

For your Creative Outlier Free connectivity use Bluetooth 5.3, so they take advantage of the features of this specification and allow you to have them linked to two devices. This is especially practical if, for example, you use a specific player to listen to music and also carry a mobile phone so you don’t miss calls. For his part, he low latency mode It allows you to minimize the possible gap between audio and video when playing audiovisual content And of course, how could it be otherwise, they are compatible with Siri and Google Assistant.

The Creative Outlier Free are already on sale on the Creative website, and although they are normally priced at €149.99, using the discount code listed on their website will give you a €60 discount, bringing their final price down to €89.99.