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Hearing aids are hard to see in the photo but look closely and the hearing aids are behind the ear and the earbud is in the ear. The headset is in front of the ear. I bluetoothed this head set to my Surface Pro tablet and listened to a book while at the same time I listened to soft music thru my hearing aids. The point being this head set can bluetooth to a tablet or laptop and be used while wearing hearing aids.Most headsets have to cover the ear or be put in the ear so can not be used with in the ear or behind the hearing aids and this headset solves that issue for me.Pairing it to the tablet was no problem at all. The volume was more than adequate for listening in a noisy area. The sound was clear. I doubt I will listen to music thru my phone using hearing aids and simultaneously listen to a book on a usual basis but the point is this is a great head set for use with hearing aids. It is clear, loud, comfortable and not affected by the hearing aids. More importently, you can use this with hearing aids and just pause the sound on the tablet when you need to use the phone.OF NOTE, I tried to bluetooth this to both tablet and phone and use at the same time but that resulted in both devices having a garbled mess. The same problem with trying to bluetooth both phone and tablet to the hearing aids and use simultaneously.Bottom line is this solves the problem of using a headset with hearing aids and it cost less than $30.There is a recent review saying this cannot be done but it is working great for me. Only issue is do not pair two devices for use with the same headset at the same time.

This is my second pair of these. They were once called “open ear solo” but they tweaked the design and changed the name. These are similar to the bone conducting version in that they are made to hear ambient noise in your environment. They do sound more loud and have less treble and more mid range compared to the older version solo. Because they are actually speakers directed towards your ear hole, they do sound better and have better bass than the bone conduction. I compared these to the entry level shokz open move and they do sound better and more natural, less synthetic. $20 is a no brainer. A low volume these have a background speaker quality that allows for full engagement with your environment. They sound really great and full and low volume but can be turned up louder , but then they start to lose fidelity compared to earbud quality sound, not by much though.

First these are NOT in any way bone conducting headphones. They are air conduction. And not very good at that. There's absolutely no bass. And you need an eq to make them sound anything close to decent. Spend the extra money and get yourself something decent.

these have a nice sound to them but they are too big for my head. they start to give me a headache.

The media could not be loaded.  I would assume that if you are a person that will be sitting in a office these will be ok. I am a truck driver and deal with high noise levels, also a lot of movement. I am new to these types of headphones. Another driver recommended I try them out. He did warn me not to buy the cheap ones. I didn’t want to invest $$$ on a product I didn’t know much about. I would have to say I do agree with him. I got what I paid for. The overall experience with these are lackluster. They feel cheap and are uncomfortable. In my opinion they don’t sit properly. They like to come of my ear if I move my head. I have tried to adjust without any luck. The volume of these are very low. With volume on max I could moderately hear the video I was listening to.

First pair was deflective and was easily returned for a replacement.Second pair worked as hoped.Sound is clear and crisp.You can still hear around you which is important on a bike or if you are exercising near a road.Battery lasts through multiple workouts.Nothing inside your ear canal so no pain or pressure from that.Does not cover the ear like cups do so you do not have puddles of sweat inside your ear canal.Easy pairing to the phone.The only negative I can come up with is they don't fold, but they are flexible enough to circle around and fit inside the zipper compartment on my gym fanny pack

I love the color and design,does a great j9b for music. However for phone calls I was told it sucks if in load environment. I've had coworkers that said they can't hear me but in quiet environment a friend says it's crystal clear so 🤷 but music an sound quality is decent for its design. So if ya want to try it out I'd recommend it for an inexpensive option.Don't recommend if your working out or any major physical activity I sweat when at work enough it has shorted the device put to either not turn on or say it's dead when it isn't. Just save an buy a better set.

What I like about this product? Was that it's lightweight andcomfortability and batterylife. I work outside and we're a hard hat. This headphone fits nice around the hard hat suspension where it doesn't interfere with the wearing of my ppe. The audio was good, the battery lasted 12hrs.Now the dislikes - What I've noticed Is that by the end of the day The one speaker stopped working was not sure if it was due to low battery or craftsmanship. The microphone was mediocre at best. I made a call and the person that I was talking to could hardly hear me it sounded like I was in a tunnel.Overall - it's still a great product that's why labeled the header it's electronics. I have since ordered a replacement and I am eagerly waiting for the replacement. If I had to buy this item again, I would buy it 3 times over. For me It has more benefits than detractors.