Bone Conduction Headphones Open Ear Headphones Wireless Bluethooth 5.3 Sport Headphones Waterproof with Microphones for Workouts, Running, Cycling, Driving

I find it funny that one of the ratings for these is "noise cancelation" They don't do that. At all. And they're not meant to. They actually fit, comfortably, around your ear and use bone induction. They don't cover your ear at all. You can plainly hear everything around you without any problem.The bone induction works and the sound quality is "ok" There's not any real bass to speak of but that doesn't really come as a shock.They work by sitting against the bone before and behind your ears and vibrating that. At first you do feel them vibrating, especially at higher volumes, but you QUICKLY adjust to that.My biggest complains is the proprietary charger. Unlike everything else, they do not use a standard cable but instead use a USB to some weird 4 pin maglock type thing. There's no reason for that, there's plenty of space for a regular USB C slot on them.The controls on them are very small buttons that are fit right behind your right ear. They're nearly impossible to use without messing them up first. A better solution would be bigger buttons on the ouside of piece, or just buttons on either ear instead of three all in a itty bitty row right behind your right ear.TLDR; they're fine. They sound ok. They work well. The sound quality is OK, the charging cable and the controls are needlessly complicated. For the price, it's a fine purchase.

These are an adequate alternative to Shokz such as my Open Run. I won those in a raffle or it never would have occurred to me to get this style. I love them. My two boys are frequently on their tablets and can't hear anything around them so I got each of them a pair of these and they're great! They enjoy them and I like that they can actually hear us talking to them now. Battery life is pretty good. Hard for me to compare with the Shokz because I don't personally use these (other than trying them on for a few minutes when they first arrived). Fit and feel are not as good as Shokz. More bulky and feel cheaper. But they would absolutely work for me as a back up pair if I needed them. I wear my Shokz in a professional environment so I can take business calls and still hear around me without needing to remove them or change settings like I do with my Samsung Buds. These ones might be embarrassing in a professional setting, because they definitely look cheap.

I bought two pairs of bone conduction ear pods now, the Shockz OpenRun for over $160 and these on sale for under $100. Hands down & ears up these bone conductors are amazing! They have superior volume capacity with superior right & left acoustics. I can hear so much more of the true music, instruments, vocals, everything with these pods than any other Bluetooth headset I’ve bought. I love hearing the left side acoustics so vividly, where other pods seems to mellow down to a point where it’s nearly nonexistent. I won’t ever but Shockz or SkillCandy again after having so many terrible sound and overall technology issues.The pods are a little heavier than the OpenRun brand, and a bit larger around the ears so they feel weird with my glasses, and they have more of a ruff texture (rather than smooth and sleek silicone) to them, but even just minutes into my workout I don’t even notice the difference until I take them off again.The battery life works well for me, but I think it is little less than the Shocks Pro were but the charge reliability has been impressive — they have always lasted the same amount of time whereas my others were always hit and miss as to how long they’d last, a couple 2-4 hours or the full 8-10. Awesome job on this!Both conductors though have had pairing issues, but after letting the battery die completely these came back to life (honestly though it’s probably my fault because I forgot and wore them in the shower after my gym workout — doh!) where I haven’t been able to get the OpenRun to pair again.My first low end complaint is the charging port style. It’s sort of ‘flimsy’ and can separate easily, so you’ll need to be careful when you connect and set them down to charge, but it doesn’t seem to have an issue staying on once set. I normally charge them in my car while running door dash, and put them into my center console space which is packed with a bunch of other stuff, but as long as I see the charger indicator is good, I’ve never lost the charge while driving.The only big issue complaint I would have is the volume buttons. They’re hard to press and it takes time for the volume changes to register to me so most time I just use my phone. And when Turing it on your finger covers the indicator light to see if it’s powered up or not. But I love being able to tap the power button to activate Seri to change songs, set times, etc.Overall, I’d definitely recommend these to everyone (but they may be a bit large for kids) and if they ever die I will definitely grab another pair without hesitation.

Great product for the price. However, when I turn up the volume too loud it vibrates against my ear and makes it harder to hear

I like them. I've been using them for a little over a month. I wish I'd had these about fifteen years ago when I did a lot of biking. Sound quality is ok; they're a little trebley but I won't complain. I like to use them for phone calls in the car and apparently the microphone is better than the ones on my earbuds.On the practical side of things, I wear glasses and was worried they would interfere, but they don't. The headset was a bit tight at first. The back of my ears would get sore and I had some mild headaches (like a new pair of glasses), but it's fine now - I've worn them for hours on end.This leaves me with my only real complaint - the band at the back. I can fit my hand between it and my head while wearing them, and it's not malleable, so I can't rest my head against anything without the whole headset getting pushed forward, and my eyes just aren't designed to interpret sound waves like my ears are. I understand not all heads are the same size, but headsets have been able to adjust for that for years.These do leak sound. I would not recommend them for private listening.

Headphones stayed in place and needed no further adjustments. The sound quality was far better than I expected. Nice product. It's good while walking, I can listen to music and still hear what's going on around me !

Works great. Can listen to music and still hear what's going on around me.