Run Plus Bone Conduction Headphones, Open-Ear Bluetooth Headphones, 32GB MP3 Player, IP68 Waterproof Swimming Earbuds, Deep Bass, Secure Fit for Running, Gym and Daily Use, Black

I’ve been using the Run Plus Bone Conduction Headphones for a few weeks now, and I’m seriously impressed. The open-ear design is a game changer—no more worrying about blocking out traffic or gym announcements. The sound quality is way better than I expected from bone conduction headphones, with surprisingly deep bass and clear audio even during high-intensity workouts.The 32GB MP3 player is perfect for running without carrying my phone, and the Bluetooth connects quickly when I do want to stream. They stay securely in place through sprints, lifting, and even swimming—yes, they’re fully waterproof, and they really hold up under water!Battery life is solid, they’re lightweight, and I love that I can wear them for hours without discomfort. Whether I’m at the gym, on a run, or swimming laps, these headphones have become my go-to. Totally worth the price. Highly recommended!

In an age of “dupes” where the “dupe” might not be as good as the original, here is an exception where the “dupe” FAR exceeds the much more pricy and feature-poor competitor, which in this case is the popular Shokz. The audio quality on these headphones was tuned by Academy Award winning technicians, and it shows. I remember using the first bone conducting headphones waaay back in the day with a little-known device called the “Swimp3”, which was a waterproof music player (a plug and drop and drag) style mp3 player that could go under the elastics of your swim goggles. It made for incredible rhythm and breathing and your swim quality was super elevated. My Swimp3 worked for YEARS and it was reasonably priced and it held 256 megabytes which, back then, was plenty for a swimming playlist. Fast forward to today’s vast array of bone conduction headphones and it’s pretty much this vs. the Run Plus. This device far exceeds the specs of the competitor because it IS waterproof as a standard feature instead of having to pay $180 for that waterproof in the Run Plus Pro. The color selections are so thoughtful, to have pink is very playful. The phone calls are crisp and clear, and the controls are very easy to learn and use. These are comfortable, and the battery life is WEEKS. The charging port is uniquely designed to be streamlined and waterproof. The Fit is super comfortable and your ears won’t even know they’re there. The Bluetooth is far reaching, and I can leave my phone inside the house while I do yard work just outside. This is way better range than my Bose headphones. It’s been about 5-6 months of me using this and it’s an excellent way to take calls, listen to any content/music, while walking outside and maintaining situational awareness, and getting caught in the rain ain’t no thang at all. Really, this is just better than the other brands.

I got these for work, as my job requires me to be aware of my surroundings. I am overall pretty satisfied with these headphones.Sound: The bass is actually decent for bone conduction headphones, they still sound a bit thin when compared to normal headphones or earbuds, but the bass is at least present in my opinion. The only gripe I have with the sound quality is that I hear some distortion in certain frequencies with certain instruments. I notice it a lot more when listening to something like synthwave, or something like dark ambient music. Anything with a synth playing at certain droning frequencies will cause distortion. This typically happens at the low midrange frequency areas. Other than that, they sound relatively clear.Phone Calls: They also work great for phone calls, I was told my voice is easily audible and easy to understand when using these for phone calls.Water resistance: I have used these daily for about a month, I even take them with me in the shower, and they have been flawless, no hiccups or anything of that nature, they just work, at least for now, who knows if this will be the case as time goes on.Battery Life: I get around 6-8 hrs on a single charge when listening at about a 70% volume. The battery life you get is determined by what you are listening to, you may get more than 8 hrs if you listen to podcasts or very mellow music at a lower volume, or you might get less than 6 hrs if you listen to a lot of bass heavy music at a moderately high volume, but for me I at least get 6 hrs.Overall: I think these are a decent purchase, the distortion is present when listening to certain tracks (turning the volume down does not lessen the distortion), but it isn't enough to bother me since its not super annoying, I'm not sure if its just my pair that's doing it or not, they work good enough for me not to want to deal with returning it and waiting for another pair.