Bone Conduction Headphones Bluetooth, Stereo Wireless Earphones Built-in Noise-canceling Mic, Open-Ear Waterproof Sport Headsets for Running Cycling Yoga Hiking Driving Travel

I really enjoy listening to music, podcasts or books on tapes while I work out (run, cycle, lift weights.) However, I have struggled to find a set of wireless headphones that will stay in my ears comfortably without having to adjust them every few minutes (especially when running), that hold up under sweaty conditions and will provide more than 3-4 hours of play time. Additionally, from a safety standpoint - I wanted to be more aware of my surroundings - especially cars - when I am out running. Several friends recommended I try bone conduction headphones but I was unwilling to spend $000's for something that I did not believe would hold up to the abuse I would give it! After reading reviews of Minobel's bone conduction headphones I was intrigued, after purchasing them and using them - I am a "raving fan!" They are super comfortable - no slipping, no bouncing wire, no ear pain. They are easy to use - only a few decent sized buttons that are easy to use (even if you have bigger fingers/hands) for volume/track selection/calls) and the sound quality is good! They are not noise cancelling but deliver clear audio while allowing you to stay in touch with your surroundings. Great battery life. Best wireless workout headphones I've used - especially great for running!

These are the best bone conducting headphones I've gotten. I've had two from two different manufacturers before these, and they both did the job of playing music but I found them very difficult to operate because the buttons were so small that they were hard to locate while I was wearing them. As the picture in the description shows the major buttons are nice and large so they are easy to operate, especially to turn on and off and to pause. The only possible downside I've found is there is an unexpected vibration when music is played. I'm not sure if it comes from changes in the volume of the music or particular tones that are played, but pretty serious vibrations occur that will probably bother some people. After using these for several weeks I've come to enjoy the vibrations that kind of tickle my skin. (To be clear, the vibrations are intermittent depending on what music played. They don't vibrate all the time.) I should also probably point out that I'm not a real audiophile so others my find these don't have the fidelity they want from much more expensive headphones, but for me they play my music very well. Anyway, I'm pleased with these, especially at this price.

I really like the comfort, although I have a relatively small head and I would have liked it to be just a bit more snug. I've been thinking about gluing a small bit of foam from a pool noodle to the part that goes over my head to remedy the fit.Recently I wore them on a plane. It was not loud enough to cover the air pressure noises (and I was usually seated toward the back, where that is louder) and I wound up pressing the ends into my ear bones to hear better. That did work to drown out the air completely, but it left me cranky from soreness. I don't fly often, and outside of the planes.... they are PERFECT. And a great value. (On my return flight I used the airlines headphones instead... not as comfortable but suitable for plane flying conditions).

Pros:1.Cheaper than Shokz2.Dedicated buttons for power, pause, volume3. Comfortable to wear all dayCons:1.Poor fit - I have a smaller head. These are designed for large heads, so the bits that need to go over my “ear bones” go more toward my cheeks. I therefore can’t hear the sound.2. Sound is far too quiet even when pressed against my head with my hands.3. Disconnects from my phone at random, or when I go about 15 feet away. Unacceptable.4. When battery is low, it tells you literally EVERY TEN SECONDS. Oh my god.5. They turn themselves off when inactive for about 5 minutes. Really inconvenient.6. They randomly short out and produce a static sound for no reason.7. When turning volume up or down, it interrupts what you’re listening to for way too long to adjust. Then it barely changes. If you press too fast, it shuffles to a new video or song.I will be using my purchased Asurion to get a refund, unfortunately. I wanted to like these, but I can’t. I’ll just spend the money on replacing my broken Shokz instead.

Okay, the basics, it conducts trough the bone YES, It is quality audio NO, more like noise instead on the highgest volume even with equalizer sounds like those unbranded ear pieces on 7 eleven in low volume, you hear music but also the exterior, when volume is decent enough the humming in the side of your head distracts from actually hearing the músic, i tryied these before purchasing the more expensive aftershoks but i wont be buying these anymore, if it is similar to this is money wasted... muddy noise, no voice clearness, trebble is like tunning the radio far away in a 10 year old traditional radio, if you ever blew a speaker in your life and then put music on it it is how it sounds, plain bass lacking poor experience, the same with voice conduction, you almost have to ask peolple to yell at you to actually process what are they saying only feasible for totally quiet places and no inmersive experience at all, it is better to go for some quality on ear pieces like the soundcore q35's where you have the ability yo enhamce external sounds to emulate the experience, only good thing about these is almost feather wheight, and titanium resistance on the connector from the back, which will fall if you sit your head lean on the couch, only confy when walking or running, for what you get these should cost tops 9.99, hideous gadget