3. Composite materials
Carbon Fiber Composites: Carbon fibers are combined with other materials (e.g. resins) to make composites. This composite material not only has the high strength and lightweight characteristics of carbon fiber, but can also be customized to meet specific needs, providing better performance and comfort.
Multi-layer structural design: By utilizing a multi-layer composite structure, manufacturers can provide different levels of functionality, such as sound absorption, impact resistance, and flexibility, while keeping the overall weight of the headset lightweight.
4. Metallic materials
Aluminum Alloy: Although metals are typically heavier, aluminum alloy was chosen for its lightweight and durability. Aluminum alloy has good mechanical strength and corrosion resistance and is suitable for the frame and hinge components of the headset, reducing weight while ensuring the overall strength of the headset.
Titanium Alloy: Titanium alloy is used in some high-end products to manufacture key components of the headset. Titanium alloy is not only lightweight, but also has very high strength and corrosion resistance, suitable for use in extreme environments.
