Mojawa Run Plus Bone Sound Sports Headphones, Open Ear Bluetooth 5.2, 32GB MP3, IP68 Waterproof, Noise Cancelling Microphone for Swimming, Running, Cycling, Hiking, Surfing, Fitness, Blue

I am looking for headphones I can wear in the water to do water-based tai chi. I will be connected via bluetooth a YouTube video on my phone about 5 feet away. I just need to hear the words and be in headphones that can handle getting wet. These headphones are working very well. The dialog is clear without having to have a very high volume. They are mostly comfortable... a little discomfort on the top of my ears after an hour of wearing.I compared the Mojawa Run Plus Bone Conduction to the Shokz Open Run Mini as they both received very good reviews. They fit similarly, but the sound difference was immediately noticeable. I mentioned that the Mojawa have clear sound at a low volume. I immediately had to raise the volume on the Shotz. The words were less clear and in a less pleasant tone. Also, I could feel vibration on my head at the touchpoint in the Shotz. I do not like that feeling, and I do not get it at the same volume in the Mojawas.So glad I tried both. If I had tried, just the Shotz, I might mot think I liked bone conducting headphones.

I liked the headphones although (1) the volume isn't great, (2) the volume is tricky to adjust and (3) they are prone to toggling between regular play, repeat and random while you're swimming (and it is very difficult to mode lock notwithstanding you're supposed to be able to do that).However, my biggest issue is that after 2.5 months the MP3 mode stopped working out of nowhere. The headphones do not detect any songs which are loaded (and which were working, and which I can see when i connect the headphones to the computer). To make matters worse, I've now emailed Mojawa customer support three times, with no response. So I'm now stuck with $170+ (w/ tax) headphones that only stream, i.e., I bought them for swimming and I can't use them for swimming. So they're useless to me.I would be happy to update this review if I hear from the company and they replace the headphones.

Cons:These are not bone conduction. People around you can hear what you are listening to. Including you phone calls.The range from your phone is not very far. Maybe 20 feet.The charger is proprietary so don't forget it on your vacations.Pros:Sounds is relatively good.Super light weight, flexible and water resistiveBattery seems to last a long, long time.Summary:The Mp3 function is cool but you can't catalog or create playlist. I often forget that they are around my neck, when not in use, or on my ears when they are. I wish there were more control features at this price point. Most importantly to me is that people can hear and may get annoyed with you content. Good product and if you're OK with them not being a true bone conduction type device, this is a great choice

El sonido está muy bien. La verdad . Se oyen muy bien . La pega que tiene es el modo táctil. No es práctico ni efectivo .

This is my first set of bone conducting headphones, and they have been great. The sound is very good. (I am a casual music listener. Phone calls have been clear as well.) The support has been great as my headphones needed to be replaced.