SANOTO Bone Conduction Headphones Bluetooth 5.3 Open Ear Headphones IPX7 Waterproof Sweatproof Bone Conduction Headphone Sports for Runners Bicycle Cycling Fitness

I wanted to be able to listen to music whilst riding my bike especially on the way up hills and during the dull bits whilst being able to hear the noises of approaching cars and sounds around me. Really pleased with the sound quality and the ability to sync with my MP3 player, phone and bike gps unit. The headphones are comfortable and do not interfere with the straps on my bike helmet. Charging is easy and setup simple. Fantastic value for the price.

Very comfortable and easy to use. I like that i you can still hear your surroundings when using them and your ears aren’t covered or plugged up. I ordered these after seeing somebody else’s and decided to get some for myself to listen to music when I’m walking. They arrived before 9:30 am the next morning. It’s not overly obvious your wearing them with long hair, a hair band or hat and they are comfortable when also wearing glasses. They stay in place when I’m moving around and doing things, there’s no fear that they are going to fall off and break. If they were to be dropped I doubt they would come to any harm being light, made of sturdy materials and with a rubberised coating. There practical, easy to use, reasonably priced, and sound good, what’s not to like? I’m struggling to think of anything. 🤷 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Comfortable to wear and the sound was clear. Colour is really nice. Connect to the player via bluetooth was very easy. I found the pause button non-intuitive as if you don't resume the playback very quickly it seems to forget what it is doing and then you have to get the player out to start it going again. I also couldn't work out how to skip a track. However, I have not read the instructions so I am just expecting to be able to work it out intuitively.

I have a very good set of over-ear headphones, but wanted something to use when I need to be able to hear my surroundings as well, without sound leakage annoying others. I struggle with the fit of earbuds and decided to give bone conducting headphones a try, but didn't want to spend too much, in case I didn't get on with them, equally, I didn't want to waste money on a cheap, poor quality product. These tick the boxes - they are great for my purposes and I am very happy with the sound quality. I have a small head and the hoop at the back is a bit awkward - for me, it could do with being shorter. Otherwise, they are spot on. They are simple to operate and arrived already charged, so I was able to use them straight out of the box. They paired with my phone without me needing to resort to the dreaded instructions! Lightweight and stable around my neck - I don't feel like I will lose them. I will definitely use these when out walking, cycling and inline skating. I can't comment on battery life yet as I've not had them for long and have not had a chance to really test that yet, but I haven't needed to charge them since they arrived. Taken all round I think they are a very good product at the price point.

The media could not be loaded. Affordable, easy to set up. User friendly. Works well. Lightweight, Good Sound & Volume Control. Charge lasts for 12 hours plus. I use them for Reading E Books & Tutorials. I received a free case when I registered the product. Great Seller.

Excellent product, comfortable, great sound quality and very easy to use and set up. I have these and a pair of the expensive brand and there is no difference between them that I can find. Would recommend.

I have been given a pair of these to review having had a number of other bone conduction headphones and having left reviews on them.These headphones are not at all dissimilar to other non branded bone conduction headphones on the market (think shokz) with varying levels of success.They are just as comfortable, and I feel the sound quality is just as good (nowhere near hifi, think more a decent car stereo)Where they differ from their (much) more expensive peers is that at the same volume to the listener, the ambient noise to others around is louder. With the shocks I find that at a decent listening volume others in a quiet room cannot tell they are on. With these they can pick out the bass. This has no impact on safety as you as the listener can still hear the room around you just the same, but might be an issue if you use these at work etc. it will be of no consequence if you use them at gym/outdoors.The other negative is that they are not ‘race approved’ if you are prone to run organised events, however I have never really seen this ruggedly enforced.The key benefit of these over others I have tried is the waterpoof rating. I have worn these and sweated, in the rain, in the bath and in the hot tub, all without incident and they work just fine…..a credit to the team. There is one downside that I can see; in order to meet this rating, they come with a magnetic usb cable (think apple imac) that automatically connects itself as you move the headphones near. This is quite neat, but I worry that if you lost it, you’d have to buy new headphones. The non waterproof ones simply use USB C, so you’ll have those everywhere, and if you forget one on holiday, a friend will have one.In the end it depends on your needs, if waterproof, good for sports and a quarter or the price are important to you, these are a no brainer.If you are not bothered about the waterproof, get some usb c ones.If being fully race legal, money is no issue and you want them for work, get the shokz

Sound quality and fit is great for the price. Easy enough to use and happy with the build and colour too!