BANIGIPA Open Ear Headphones Wireless Bluetooth, Upgraded 5.3 Bluetooth Headphones with Microphone for Cell Phones, Waterproof Wireless Headset for Running, Cycling, Hiking, Driving,10 Hrs Playtime

TL/DR: They’re great. They’re affordable. Buy them.I bought these in March 2023 and it’s now June of 2024, so I thought I’d review them since they’ve held up! I wanted these for use only at work, but they were so convenient I quickly started to wear them when out and about, and even for calls/discord convos while at home.-They are lightweight. I legit forget I’m even wearing them.-Sturdy and durable. My job was in a manufacturing plant that was hot AF(110F+) in the summer and cold in the winter. These things have gotten sweaty and a little grimy, but I would just wipe them off when I got home and they were good to go again. Like I said, I got them 15 months ago and they’re still going after nearly DAILY use in that environment.-The battery life is incredibly good. Constant music at max volume is about 6 hours, but unless you’re in loud environment, you probably won’t need max volume. With intermittent use around mid volume, I consistently listened to music/podcasts up to 10-12 hours a day. I have also been on 7hr discord chats plenty of times and never got the low battery warning.-Audio is clear and mostly balanced across multiple genres. Sound quality is very good.-The touch pad on the right ear is very handy. Double tap to play/pause and to answer a call. Hold for Siri on iPhone.-They only take 1-2 hours to charge from being completely dead. Not bad.Overall, I think these exceed the value of their price point. Absolutely would buy these again. Cheers!

Lo que no me gusto es que no se ajusta, a l tamaño de la cabeza y a mi me quedo grande y a mi pareja le quedo chico :(

Bluetooth at this price range usually suffer in quality. These do not. I managed to listen to clear symphonic metal, with no issues. No static, no blur, it was a clear sound, a style most headset fail at. Proceeding, I tested various other music styles, and honestly? They beat some of my higher quality headset I own. AND they are wireless. Battery life is good so far. Connecting them was easy and smooth, and the range is good enough to do chores around the house. I did go outside for a walk, and used them during some solo karate practice; they did not come off. They stayed put very nicely.But the best thing? They do not go inside your ear, so they do not damage the inside of your ear, or keep moisture for possible infections. Or just, ear ache. I would get them constantly with regular headset and this is why i bought these to try air conductor. They sound amazing, and no one hears a thing! I prefer these headset to speakers when I am home for the sound quality and comfort. Literally, it sounds like i have these really good speakers, when it's just me. You can still hear around you, so it's very nice in the street, but the quality is also nice to just skip away in your own dream world. The band also is more snug compared to others i have tried, and i do enjoy that small detail. While smaller, it has less pressure on the head than other headset i've tried, yet as stated they do not fly off. So they dont "squeeze" your head at all. I didn't think they would stay put so much but yeah. Definitely impressed.In short, they are very very comfortable, with an impressive sound quality, add they are wireless waterproof headset. I recommend many times over, as gifts or personal. They also stopped my ear ache i get from regular headphones, so I can't recommend them enough if you have ear problems and you want to try this out. For 30$? It's a steal.

I have been using it for about a couple months now, the sound quality is good for the price, but these are not true bone conduction head phones, they are not placed by your cheek bone, kinda close enough but not right there, the way the headphone is build, the speaker is closer to your tragus so you can hear the sound, that is why some people complaint about the loop of the headphoe being really close and a bit unconfortable. I found it a bit unconfortable specially when i have to pull my ears a bit to fit it in. After all this headphones are a great alternative to ear buds, specially when cycling, I can listen to my music and still be aware of my surroundings, I can workout without having anything inside my ears and still have good quality sound, and i can wear my sunglases as well. This headphones are a great alternative if you dont want to pay $$$ for the real ones. Sound is good and price is great. Good combo. They made it in the washer machine by accident and i put them in the dryer with the clothes, nothing to lose anyway after a cicle in the washer, well they came out in perfect condition, no sound issue whatsoever.

I like this headset and would recommend it. Sound quality is more than acceptable to me. I mostly use it for podcasts, conferencing and audio books. It's great for that - I barely use it for music, sounded ok to me the 2 times I did. I was looking for a headset that is helmet compatible and that I don't have to take off when talking to somebody, like earbuds. I looked at bone conduction but then saw this one which seems mechanically similar. It was on sale for $20 and I went for it. It solves the biggest problems I was facing except for the wind noise issue. If you go faster than 12 mph, the wind noise starts getting loud enough to cancel out what comes from the phones... that is true for earphones as well, even the in-ear type. Btw, even for bone conducting, maybe bone-conducting plus earplugs? But then you have the earplugs to deal with. Skullcap over ears works - that takes most the wind noise off, also with these, but then you have to wear the cap... in winter no problem... in summer, well - so there's no helmet compatible solution I found to deal with that problem.3 things that could use improvement maybe:1) the buttons seem to do on/off, volume up/down. I wish there was a button for play/pause... if there is that functionality, I have not found it. It would be great if there was as it would be nice to pause and start without getting the phone out.2) The magnetic charging: first, it works well and it comes with 2 charging cables (a spare one!) - and that is awesome! However, it is still proprietary. It would be nice if I could just charge it with a usb-C cable, the current gold standard of charging. With this mag port, I still have to have this proprietary cable on me to cahrge them, one more thing to have on me... if I had a choice I would take the usb-c option even though it is not as slick as the mag-charging port.3) I can't tell whether they are on or off by looking at them. There is no light that says they are on. That is probably great for battery efficiency, but it becomes an endeavor if you need to know if they are on or off, one basically has to put them on, press the power button and wait for the voice to say powering-on or powering-off.I gave them 5 stars - that's a round up from maybe 4.3 because other than the 3 things I mentioned they work well for me and they where only $20.-. I find I got my moneys worth even though they are not absolutely perfect 4 me. Manufacturing quality seems good as well and as I said, proprietary charging I find sub-optimal even when slick - BUT at least it works well and they included a second cable!!Amendment:In the mean time I found out that one can tell whether they are on - if one presses the power button and they are on - there is a little beep. There's also a little blinking light - hard to see in daylight and you have to hold them right to see it. Very low power probably to preserve battery. After getting used to them more they work even better for me. For my purpose, podcasts and audiobooks with bicycle helmet or hat, not isolating me too much from the environment, pretty close to perfect