Dacom is a consumer electronics brand specializing in innovative wireless audio devices, particularly open-ear and bone conduction headphones designed for sports and active users.
Dacom (Shenzhen Dacom Electronics Co., Ltd.) is a manufacturer of audio technology products established in 2007. The brand has gained recognized status in the wireless audio market for its focus on comfort and stability during physical activity. Dacom's product portfolio is headlined by its "BoneBuds" and "OpenPods" lines, which utilize bone conduction and air conduction technologies, respectively, to allow users to listen to music while remaining aware of their surroundings.
In addition to sports headphones, Dacom produces True Wireless Stereo (TWS) earbuds and noise-canceling headsets. While primarily known for personal audio equipment, the Dacom brand name is also associated with select smart home lifestyle products. The company emphasizes ergonomic design, durable waterproofing ratings (such as IPX5 and IPX7), and long-lasting battery performance to meet the needs of athletes and daily commuters.
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Take the earbuds out of the charging case to power them on automatically. Enable Bluetooth on your mobile device, search for the specific model name (e.g., 'BoneBuds' or 'OpenBuds'), and select it to pair.
Many Dacom sports models are rated IPX5 or IPX7, making them resistant to sweat and rain. However, they are generally not suitable for swimming. Always check the specific IP rating in your user manual.
Place both earbuds back into the charging case. Press and hold the multi-function button (or touch area) on the earbuds for approximately 8-10 seconds until the indicator lights flash, signaling a successful reset.
This usually occurs if the earbuds have lost their connection to each other. Try forgetting the device on your phone, placing both earbuds in the case, and performing a factory reset before repairing them.