H2O Audio Snow PRO Bone Conduction Bluetooth Open Ear Headset with MP3 Player - Waterproof Multi-Sport Headphones for Skiing, Snowboarding, Cross Country Skiing - White

I am so very disappointed. I don’t the extra money thinking these would be of better quality than my $30 open ear head phones. At first, I was very happy with them. But now- they won’t charge. I’ve contacted support numerous times via email. I’ve “reset” them as instructed- numerous times. The head phones still will not charge. And now customer support is ghosting me!Side note: I take very good care of things - this is not a result of anything I’ve done wrong! They’re defective and should be replaced!

It’s beautiful! i couldn’t find the supporting documentation from the website. Chat support was great! They had to send me a link when I was having trouble charging. Hope it works out. Excited to go swimming! I may change my mind.

If you're accustomed to traditional bluetooth earbuds, whether it's the AirPod style or inside the ear style, switching to these bone conduction style headphones can be a bit of an adjustment.I'd say the experience is overwhelmingly positive, but it does take some getting used to.The best thing about this style of headset is that you can hear your music, but others can't. It's shockingly effective and even at higher volumes, you can enjoy your music or podcast without disturbing others.It works best in a quiet environment like an office as it does not isolate you from outside noise at all.That's the other good thing about them - they leave your ears open to hear your environment. This is a HUGE safety feature if you're going to enjoy music or podcasts while running or cycling outside. Even earbuds turned down to a low volume effectively block out surrounding noise, so you won't be able to hear people walking up on you and you definitely won't be able to hear most electric vehicles at all.Having waterproof, sweatproof headphones like these that allow you to enjoy your music and keep your ears open is an important option. If you're looking for the best sounding headphones, however, and you don't need those considerations specifically, then these wouldn't be the best fit.Battery life was just ok. When powering on, it would say that the battery was relatively full, but it seemed to deplete more quickly than I expected.It's not a deal breaker, but the only other thing that was unusual was the proprietary charging cord. I understand why they use it as these are meant for swimming and using a traditional port, even one with a rubber gasket, can let moisture in. With their unique charging cable, it charges by touch, so there's no way for moisture to get in anywhere. The downside is, of course, that if you lose that cable, you'd have to replace it with that exact one or you won't be able to use your headset at all.Overall, if this fits your unique needs, it's a great pick. It fits a unique niche in the market and does it extremely well!

If I could give it no stars I would. The concept is good and they may have corrected the problems with the newer model but this one continually malfunctions. At any price it will be more nightmares than you can imagine. Either spend $149 for the Tri model or find another player. Don’t expect good support on either device as the company does not have good product support. They do not return calls and emails.

I have to say that I am impressed with how easy this headset was to connect to my phone and how good the sound was. I like that not only is the sound great and only you can hear it, but it leaves your sense of hearing completely open so you can be fully aware of what’s happening around you. The buttons are a little difficult to push, and if you have gloves on there is no way you will be able to push them, though everything can be done from your phone. You can download music and podcasts using the app as well, so you don’t even need your phone, which is great if you are swimming.There is a lot to love about this headset, but if you have a large head be aware that these may not fit you comfortably. This headset is not adjustable and that may be an issue for some people. However, if you have a small head, they include a strap to help make these fit more securely. I love that these can be used in the water and there is no need to worry about getting them wet or connecting to Bluetooth (if you download your music/podcast).I am very impressed with how easy this headset is to use and operate. It gets a solid 5 stars from me.

H20's Bone Conduction headphones are nicely made from plastics that don't feel rich, but they do feel durable. They are lightweight, but feel substantial.The headphones paired with my iPhone 15 running iOS 17 smoothly and easily. The connection was strong and the music did not break up or cut out.I listened to a variety of music genres, and felt that these work best for simpler tracks. Classical, jazz, and lo-fi sound great. Vocals are distinct and warm too. The problem is the lack of bass, which is why these aren't great for bass heavy pop or dance music. They also work great for podcasts.The bone conducting method is great for outdoor activities since you can hear the audio clearly, but also hear your surroundings clearly. They are comfortable, lightweight, and stay in place well. I can wear them with sunglasses and / or a baseball cap without issue. There are three large and well separated buttons on the right earpiece and they are easy to use while moving, but they are not easy to use with gloves.Battery life is great and they charge quickly with the proprietary charger.All in all... great active headphones.