US Audio brand Tribit has announced the launch of its first sport earbuds, MoveBuds H1, and the latest iteration in its flagship portable Bluetooth speaker line, the StormBox Micro 2.

Boasting a long battery life, with up to 15 hours of music playback per charge and up to 40 hours with the included charging case, the MoveBuds H1 are designed with superior comfort and a “secure fit for bodies in motion” all while providing excellent sound quality thanks to “True Sound for music”. The earbuds also feature noise-reduction technology for ultra-clear phone calls. In addition, the buds are waterproof and sweatproof, with an antibacterial coating and high rating of IPX 8, they can function under up to 1.5 metres of water for 60 minutes.

After conducting numerous tests examining thousands of different ear shapes, Tribit developed five pairs of different sized MoveBuds H1 ear tips with a unique ear-hanging design that fits comfortably and securely so users can push themselves to the limit at high intensities without worrying that the earbuds will fall off, Tribit says.

Finally, phone calls are said to be “ultra-clear” with four microphones and noise reduction technology that eliminates up to 90% of background noise in loud places like shops, stadiums, airports, gyms and subways. Each mic works to locate and accurately enhance the voice of the caller, making conversations clearer despite surrounding noise.

Without skipping a beat, athletes can also choose to hear the world around them by switching to “transparent mode,” or can use the touch interface on the left and right earbuds to play/pause music, answer/end calls, activate voice assistant, control the volume or power on and off the earbuds, Tribit says.

The StormBox Micro 2, meanwhile, offers superior audio performance at a micro size, ideal for on-the-go lifestyles at the beach, on the trails and beyond, Tribit claims. The new StormBox Micro 2 speaker includes 5.3 Bluetooth technology, and can pair with up to eight devices. With Party Mode, users can connect and synchronise two Tribit speakers for simultaneous amplification. It is waterproof and dust-proof, with an IP67 rating, and features a playtime of up to 12 hours so users can enjoy a full day’s worth of activities, powered by their favorite audio.

The StormBox Micro 2 promises balanced audio and crisp, clear sound with deep, rich bass. Plus, 360 degrees of immersive sound are all packed into the 4×4 inch cube.

Finally, the integrated strap also makes it easy to attach the speaker to a backpack, hiking pole, bicycle handlebars, belt loop or even a tree branch to bring music anywhere.

Both products are designed to offer excellent audio performance to consumers looking to enjoy fitness and the outdoors, Tribit says.

Eric He, Founder and CEO of Thousandshores Group, parent company of the Tribit brand. “Quality audio devices have the capacity to not only entertain but to motivate and at Tribit we are committed to providing products that speak to different lifestyles, which now includes our expansion into the fitness and outdoors sector. The launch of our first sport earbuds is a tremendous milestone and we’ve engineered a truly unique product that can hold up in even the toughest situations. We are also excited to continue the development of our flagship line of Bluetooth speakers that provide portability for on-the-go lifestyles.”

The MoveBuds H1 and StormBox Micro 2 audio experience can be personalized with the free Tribit app, available for download in the Apple Store and Google Play.

Key Selling Points

MoveBuds H1

• Waterproof and sweat-proof with an IPX 8 rating, and can function under up to five feet of water for 60 minutes
• Innovative True Sound for music, podcasts and more
• Four microphones and noise reduction technology that eliminates up to 90% of background noise

StormBox Micro 2

• 5.3 Bluetooth technology, and can pair with up to eight devices
• Waterproof and dust-proof, with an IP67 rating
• The StormBox Micro 2 promises balanced audio and Crisp, clear 360° immersive sound with deep, rich bass.

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