Known for its bone-conduction headphones, Mojawa was established in 2021 with a patented magnetic levitation bass vibrator that promises better bass performance, which is a weak point for most bone-conduction headphones on the market.
For athletes who need to stay aware of their surroundings while training in public, bone-conduction headphones are an excellent way to enjoy music while staying safe. The haptic technology in the Mojawa headphones is designed to recreate the sense of touch via forces, vibrations and motions.
Peter Amos, Managing Director of Amber Technology, told StereoNET:
Mojawa represents a significant leap forward in audio technology with truly innovative products. We are thrilled to be appointed as the exclusive distributor for Mojawa products in Australia and New Zealand. This partnership underscores our commitment to offering cutting-edge solutions to our customers.
Amber Technology will start with three of Mojawa’s flagship products. The new HaptiFit Terra, announced at CES 2024, is priced at $499 and features AI and health monitoring features for heart rate, oxygen levels, steps, and more. The HaptiFit Terra is also IP68-rated, making it possible to use it for swim training or water sports.
The older Run Plus and Run Air headphones will also be available at $349 and $249, respectively, and all three products will be available online starting April 2024.
Robin Cao, CEO of Mojawa, added:
Amber Technology's extensive experience and proven track record in distributing high-quality technology solutions make them the ideal partner to introduce Mojawa products to the Australian and New Zealand markets. We are confident that this partnership will provide consumers in these regions with access to our innovative bone conduction headphones, including the groundbreaking HaptiFit Terra.
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