Bone Conduction Headphones, Open Ear Headphones Wireless Earphones, 32GB MP3, 8 Hours Playtime, Bluetooth 5.3, IP68 Waterproof Earphones for Running and Fitness Workout - Red

I have seen these advertised for ages and have been so skeptical. Would they even work? Why do I want to hear everything around me when I have headphones on? Would other people be able to hear the music too? Would they hurt? But I finally caved and bought some for my brother - but tried them out first. Whoa!! They work really well!! It’s so weird to be able to fully hear the world around me and ALSO my music - so clearly! And I took them off to see if it was loud to people around me and it sounds just like normal headphones. Also, they don’t hurt to wear and they don’t fall off, like normal earbuds! These are wayyy better! I’m jealous that I gave them to him instead of myself. The Bluetooth function worked easily and immediately. I have a small head and my brother has a large head and they fit both of us well. Great purchase!

The design of this bone conduction headset makes it very comfortable for me to wear. The ear hooks are very light and do not cause any pressure on the ears. Even if I wear them for a long time, I feel no discomfort at all. Moreover, the sound quality is very good compared to other bone conduction headsets, and the bass performance is not bad. The best part is that the headset has a long battery life and can be used for a long time on a single charge, which is very suitable for long-term outings or commuting.

If you can't tell from the picture I have very odd shaped ears so getting earbuds to stay in my ears has always been a challenge. These go over my ear and stay in place. I like to listen to music or podcast as I get bored easily but I also want to be able to hear what's going on around me, especially if I'm at work or I'm walking. The headphones fit really well and I was very impressed with how I can clearly hear what's coming through the headphones but also what's going on in the environment around me. They are very durable and came with a magnetic charging cable. They also paired very easily with my phone.

I initially bought these bone conductivity headphones to make swimming less boring. They operated as advertised and allowed me to download audible books and music easily to the unit.This device really took the monotony out of swimming and made my workouts fly by! They fit great and are far more comfortable than having a device pushed in your ear.Then I realized what a great aid these are even out of the pool. I wear hearing aids and these bone conductivity headphones do not interfere at all for those wearing hearing aids.They allow me to leave my hearing aids in place while listening to my books and music on walks and still hear what’s going on around me.Riding a bike or walking becomes far safer when you can stay engaged with your surroundings while greatly improving any walk or bike ride.You will be amazed how much more you will exercise when you have full access to Audible books, music and educational podcasts.No excuses now!(I purchased these in November last year and I’m getting a second pair for my wife.)

I have never tried a bone induction headset before this and was skeptical at first. I tried them on and paired them with my phone right out of the box. The sound quality is excellent and the fit is extremely comfortable even when wearing glasses. I listened to music and podcasts for over 4 hours before charging. I charged the headset for about 2 hours and have been listening for 10 hours so far and it is still charged. The headset has a silicone feel and no pinching on my head or ears. I can still hear nearby sounds while still listening to music. Phone calls are very clear but when speaking the person on the other end indicated my voice is slightly muffled. Easy to use and great sound for the price!

I've been using these bone conduction headphones for about six months, primarily at home. My overall experience earns them a 4 out of 5 stars. The main appeal for me is the open-ear design. It genuinely works well for maintaining awareness – I can listen to podcasts or audiobooks while still hearing my family talking nearby or the doorbell ring, which is exactly what I wanted for home use. They also fit fine alongside my glasses without any interference, which is a plus.However, the comfort isn't quite there for me. As someone with a slightly larger head circumference, I found the fit to be consistently a bit tight, which discouraged me from wearing them for extended periods. While the open-ear concept is great, the actual audio quality is just average. It's perfectly adequate for spoken word like podcasts or news, but if you're looking for rich sound for music enjoyment, these likely won't satisfy you. The sound reproduction feels a bit flat, especially lacking in bass.Regarding the other features, the Bluetooth 5.3 connection was generally stable during my use within normal home ranges, with no major dropout issues. The battery life, however, was a disappointment. Advertised at 8 hours, I consistently got closer to around 5 hours per charge in my experience. Charging requires their specific magnetic cable, which works okay but feels a bit flimsy. It's also proprietary, meaning if you lose or damage it, getting a replacement might be a hassle – you can't just use a standard USB-C cable.The built-in 32GB MP3 player turned out to be largely impractical for me. Transferring songs via the magnetic cable was slow, and navigating the music once loaded is extremely basic – you can seemingly only skip to the next track. With potentially thousands of songs on 32GB, finding a specific one is nearly impossible. I also have my doubts about whether this is true bone conduction technology; subjectively, it felt more like small directional speakers placed near my ears rather than sound transmitted through bone vibration, and there was some noticeable sound leakage at higher volumes. I didn't get a chance to test the IP68 water resistance.In conclusion, while the open-ear awareness is a definite advantage for certain situations (like home use or potentially sports), the tight fit (for my head size), shorter-than-advertised battery life, mediocre music audio, and cumbersome MP3 function keep me from rating these higher. They might be a better fit, literally and figuratively, for sports enthusiasts who prioritize awareness above all else, or perhaps users who find the headband size more comfortable.

Bought this on 11/29/25 to use while at work. They've been used about a dozen times for 3-4 hours each, and a few times for short intervals. The battery is already junk. It goes dead in 5 minutes, and shows as fully charged after just 10 -20 minutes on the charger.