Bone Conduction Headphones, Bluetooth Wireless Running Headphone, Open Ear Earphone with Mic, Sweat Resistant Sport Headset for Running, Gym, Cycling, Walking, Workout, Hiking, Listening (Black)

Following a purchase of another pair of bone conductor ear phones which stopped charging I have purchased these hopefully these will last so let’s see

Got fed up pairing headphones between mobile, ipods, tv's etc so bought these. They work well but unlike my expensive pair they can have an echo effect when running or DIYwhen the bang against my glasses

I found them not loud enough with my iPhone on max volume. I had to turn off the iPhone hearing volume protection to get them loud enough for me.

Looking for a decent set of bone-conducting headphones I tried these but found the instructions not that explicit but it's fairly intuitive anyway. The controls are a little small and not that easy to locate when the unit is in use. Mostly, I didn't like the supporting band which protrudes quite a bit to the rear so that if you bend your head, it dislodges the earpieces. You certainly could not lean back easily, say in bed, to use these. I sent them back, opting for a more expensive unit with a "mini" band.

I find ear buds in my ears uncomfortable and even painful, I find over the ear headphones heavy uncomfortable and sweaty. So when I discovered bone conductive headphones I thought I'd give them a try.Full disclosure, I don't work out, go running, cycling, hiking or participate in other "healthy" pursuits.I use my headphones when I'm doing the boring old housework. From doing the laundry, hanging out washing on the line, folding laundry, cooking, gardening etc. The bone conductive headphones make these tedious jobs less tedious and the time moves quicker.I've had these headphones for almost a month now, and I find them fairly comfortable to use. The bone conduction does tickle a bit when the sound has a deep base, but it's not painful and I got used to it. The solid band at the back is uncomfortable when leaning back in a chair, but I guess they're not designed for lounging. The battery charge has lasted a reasonably long time so far, it's been 4 days since I last charged them. I often wander a fair distance away from my phone when working, maybe to the other end of the house or garden, but the headphones have not lost their signal. When I am wearing them, I can still hear what is happening around me, which is a good safety point if using them outside. When I am not using them, I can slip them down to rest around your neck and they stay snug and safe. Unlike ear buds (wired and unwired) they are much harder to lose, which is always a bonus.So overall I would recommend them if you hate ear buds and over the ear headphones.

Hi tbh I brought these as a try out before spending serious money but Im so impressed I won’t need too. Perfect for cycling to work can hear both my music and traffic noise so safe. I also use when I’m on the turbo trainer and really good. No good for voice calls thou. I listen to both old school jazz and DnB so the range is good

I was really interested in trying these as I find in-ear headphones uncomfortable and over-ear ones can feel bulky.I found the sound quality to be good and clear and they were easy to pair with my phone. They are really lightweight with a flexible band, so ideal for working out. What let them down for me was that the band is not adjustable and in order to keep them in the right position I had to tie my hair back into a ponytail and rest the back of the band on this. Clearly not ideal. This also meant that I couldn’t wear them sitting on the sofa or in bed as they wouldn’t sit in the correct place if I had my head relaxed back. I imagine they will work great if your head is bigger than mine but for me, they just weren’t suitable and so I returned them.

Brilliant item most mystified when I tried them on clear as a bell, and I can wear my hearing aids at the same time