【From April】 Complies with the bicycle "blue ticket" system! Open-ear earphones that don’t compromise on sound quality.

With the enforcement of the revised Road Traffic Act approaching, there are many people reassessing their bicycle gear, aren't there? With next-generation open-ear type earphones, you can achieve both “safety × sound quality.”

With an open-ear structure that doesn't block your ears, you can check the surrounding sounds!

Maxwin's "id-TA100-Plus" is a next-generation open-ear type earphone that balances "safety x sound quality" in compliance with bicycle earphone regulations (blue ticket system). It doesn't block your ears and can be mounted on a helmet as shown in the picture. You can listen to music playback, navigation voices, and calls while still being able to hear the surrounding sounds.

Its compact and lightweight design has a body weight of about 42g. All four operation buttons are independent, making it easy to operate with one hand. Important operations are announced in Japanese voice, providing peace of mind during use. It is equipped with IPX6 equivalent waterproof performance, enabling use during rainy rides.

It can connect to smartphones via Bluetooth, allowing navigation voice guidance to be played from the earphones. You won't need to keep looking at your smartphone screen, which supports safe riding.

It also supports one-on-one intercom calls that are helpful for communication while cycling. Calls can be made at a distance of up to about 100m, and since it communicates directly without going through a smartphone, there are no communication fees. You can enjoy natural conversation without turning your head while riding.

"How is the sound quality of open-ear types?" There’s no need to worry. With the adoption of a DSP amplifier, wind noise is reduced, enhancing the sound quality for music and calls. It also features noise canceling and echo canceling functions, achieving clear audio by suppressing background noise during calls.

The built-in battery is sufficient at 400mAh. Maximum call time and music playback time are 14 hours, with a maximum standby time of 140 hours, allowing you to use it without worrying about battery depletion during long cycling sessions or daily commutes. Furthermore, it has an automatic power-off feature that reduces power consumption.

Charging completes in about 1.5 hours, and a 10-minute quick charge allows for about 2 hours of use. The magnetic charging cable makes it convenient to charge without removing it from the helmet.

Product name / id-TA100-Plus
Price / 9,980 yen
Weight / approximately 42g
Battery capacity / 400mAh
Charging time / approximately 1.5 hours
Operating temperature range / -20 to 60°C
Bluetooth / Bluetooth 5.2 connection

● Masato

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