Bone Conduction Headphones, Open Ear Bluetooth 5.3 Sport Earphones with Built-in Mic and MP3 Player 16G Memory, IPX8 Wireless Waterproof Headset for Swimming, Running, Cycling (Black-Red)

It was sold as an American product but upon delivery, i realised it was a Chinese product - looked good but the sound quality was not up to the mark and one side speaker was not working

First of all, this is the cheapest waterproof true bone conducting headphone on Amazon and it doesn't act like it. I've been using it extensively for lap swim for a month and a half without any issues. The sound quality is so-so, but that's not surprising for bone conduction. I have no issues hearing it in the water and it's great to have music during my workouts. Interface took a minute to get used to but is adequate. Used Bluetooth a couple times without issue but primarily use the onboard storage. Transfer speeds are slow but I'm not switching out songs regularly. For the price to have all this is great as long as they continue to hold up.Biggest complaint is battery life. It's advertised as up to 7 hours at 70% volume. I discharged multiple times from full power and got less than 3 hours at 70% volume and less than 2 hours on 100% volume. Contacted the company and got a response asking for more info, then provided it and never heard back again. Not a major problem but I have to charge it after every use and can't go for extended bike rides, runs, or swims without it dying.

I got these bone conduction mp3 headphones because at my work they decided you could only wear one ear piece and only at your workstation. I had a different headphone that was Bluetooth that I paired with my Sansa Sport but was tired of having two devices on me. The pros: the sound is surprisingly good for the price, you can turn them up all the way and block out most of the ambient sound. There is little to no bass but I am not a bass head so not an issue, the music picks up where you left off which is nice. The cons: there is no shuffle play. The battery life is less than advertised, I play it for about an hour a day in the office before I hit the street and it didn't last 4 days. I don't know if it would last longer using Bluetooth but I only use if for Mp3's.

I bought this primarily for swimming laps. This is my first bone conduction headphones so I can't compare to other bone conduction brands. I used Sony WS series headset for swimming before, this plug to the ear and using that for swimming is not comfortable, had to use special earbuds and sometimes leaking water. Trying this type of headset at $30 is not bad idea, the sound is surprisingly better than I expected, not as good as headset that plug to the ear of course, the deep bass is gone, but the sound is clear in the water or when I above the water, it is like if you have a speaker playing music in the room. At time I was wondering if other people in the pool heard this, but when I took it of my head, I heard nothing, so it was just me listening to the music. With my ear open I feel better to swim laps, it is comfortable, doesn't bother me at all. The magnetic charger cable is a USB cable that I could also use to load up the device with music files, average speed I would say, not slow and not the fastest, I upload hundreds of MP3 and still have a lot of space left. It has 3 control buttons (-/Multi/+), the Multi function button is to Play/Pause, Power, And Bluetooth connection, that's all I need. I would recommend this for first timer, with this price this is worth the money.

Bought for water Zumba and for that they are quite adequate. Would not recommend for actual swimming because there is pretty much no sound if submerged. Descriptions states 7-8 hours of continuous use and after having them for 4 months I have yet to get them to last even 3 hours of use before they turn themselves off.

This is a great product while it lasts - good sound quality and easy to use.Mine stopped working after 4 weeks of use, won’t charge and won’t turn on