Bone Conduction Headphones Open Ear Headphones Wireless Bluetooth 5.3 8H Playtime,Premium Sound,HD-Call with Built-in Mic Sports Headset for Running, Cycling, Workout

Great for workouts and outdoor activities, these bone conduction headphones offer clear sound while keeping your ears open to your surroundings. The Bluetooth 5.3 connection is stable, and the 8-hour battery life is more than enough for a full day of use. Comfortable and practical for staying aware during any activity!

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I recently purchased these headphones and I'm absolutely delighted with them!Setting them up was a breeze; the pairing process was smooth and stable. I tested them on a call with a friend, and she reported crystal clear sound quality, which is always a plus. When it comes to the build and sound quality, these headphones are a real steal for the price. They hold their own against other models in the $50-$100 range. If I were to rate them, I'd say they're a solid 8 compared to the top-tier SHOKZ, which I'd rate as a 10. But considering their affordability, they're a 9.9 in my book!In summary, these bone conduction headphones are not just great for personal use but also make an excellent gift. I'm so impressed that I plan to buy more of them in the future. Highly recommended for anyone looking for quality and affordability in one package!

Okay, I’ll admit it. I was skeptical about these bone-conduction headphones. I mean, headphones that don’t go in your ears? Sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie. But boy, was I wrong!First off, let’s talk about comfort. These bad boys sit comfortably around your ears, making it feel like I’m not even wearing headphones. It’s like the audio gods have blessed me with a personal soundtrack that plays directly in my head. No more sore ears after long runs or fumbling to get earbuds to stay in place.Now, the sound quality. I don’t know how they do it, but these things deliver crisp, clear audio that makes you forget you’re not using traditional headphones. Whether I’m jamming out to my favorite tunes or catching up on my favorite podcasts, the sound is fantastic. Plus, I can still hear what’s going on around me, which means I can dodge rogue cyclists and avoid becoming roadkill. Safety first, right?The Bluetooth connection is seamless and the battery life is impressive – I’ve had marathon sessions (pun intended) and they just keep going. Also, can we talk about how cool and futuristic they look? I feel like I’m living in 2030 every time I put them on.In summary, if you’re looking for headphones that give you great sound without blocking out the world, are super comfy, and make you look like a tech-savvy superhero, these are the ones. Now, if you’ll excuse me, I’ve got some more tunes to jam to while I pretend I’m starring in my own music video.

This is my first time trying bone condition headphones, but they’re really cool so far. It’s quiet enough that other people would barely hear anything, yet it somehow gets amplified to sound perfect and clear in my ears. They stayed on pretty well for me while walking my dog and doing housework (haven’t tried running or more vigorous activity yet), and the color blends in pretty well and isn’t super noticeable. The battery life has been great so far, and the buttons are multifunctional and can be used to do anything you’d want. I did run into the issue of only being able to be paired to one device via Bluetooth (other headphones allow for pairing with multiple devices without setting it up each time), so that’s annoying- decided to stick with only using with my phone since it’s a hassle. I also experienced issues where they would stop playing music randomly until I pushed play on my phone or headphones again. Not sure if that’s the headphones or my music app though.I haven’t tried them with a helmet yet, but I suspect that won’t be comfortable- so I likely won’t be wearing them while biking or skiing, unfortunately!I’ve had these for a few weeks now, and they’ve gotten really glitchy. They used to tell me when they had low battery. Now, even right after charging them, they randomly just power off. They can also only be connected to one device, which is more annoying than I thought as the pairing is kind of tedious.