Open Ear Air Conduction Headphones, Music Earphones Wireless Bluetoeth 5.2 Headset with Up to 7 Hours Playtime Built-in ENC Mic, Hi-Fi Sound Lightweight for Home Office Commute Indoor Use(Black)

The charging port! Yes! Thank you! The previous set I had that was recently retired by my Collie pup, had the dumbest concept design for a charging port. It's was magnetic. It's was on the inside ear piece and it was LITERALLY IMPOSSIBLE TO USE.Fast forward to now:I need a cheap and quick replacement. You guys were running a deal and I had decided why not.Technically price wise both units original prices were $49(originally $69) then your product $30 (originally $49)Not only is the charge port perfect imo but it has held a charge for an entire week. I'm humbly impressed.The sound quality is good. Not the loudest but it makes up for it in the mic. I do a lot of social media content and it does have good sound pick up for what it is.The set was a little tight but has given way in the week that I have them.Overall very good product.

The name of this device is "TouchBone", both on the box, and in the Bluetooth name it broadcasts.Decent for the money ($35). I've had one other set of bone conduction headphones I can compare against (Mojawa, higher sound quality, but more expensive (mine had a manufacturing defect, instead of exchanging them, I decided to try these instead)). Sound quality on any bone conduction headphones isn't going to be top quality, with that in mind, these sound reasonably good. Low end is lacking (the mojawa was somewhat better on bass, but had some weird harmonics in the high end), but that's not a surprise.These are comfortable. The microphone is **terrible**. Audio quality is plenty good for casual music listening, not audiophile quality. Sometimes when connecting to a new device, I've had significant (about 1 second) delay (audio and video not synced up), but it's always cleared after restarting the headset.One of the other reviews said the voice notifications are in Chinese ("power on", "connected", etc.), mine are in English, but are a low-quality recording with a heavy accent.Good for the money, but there is an actual quality difference between this and some of the more expensive options.

They work just as advertised, but you get what you pay for. Sound quality is ok, but you have to turn it all the way up to hear anything. The built in mic is a great feature but on the other end it sounds like you are in a tin can. Battery life is surprisingly long. For as cheap as they are I recommend them. But if you're looking for really high quality sounds delivery, it's going to cost you.

Picture is size reference alongside Fire TV stick. Left ear gets hot around the 3 hour mark. These handled sweat well while working out but they flop around behind my head which frequently distorts the sound. Very awkward fit but I wore them often around my neck when not in use and never had to worry about losing them. I have a pretty wide head and these still left room to put my hair up and rest the Touchbone on it. One thing that REALLY put me off about them was how they'd vibrate across the Vagus nerve near my temple. They didn't really bone conduct, more just vibrated continuously against the inner flap of my ear. Tried to do some meetings with them but anyone with a lower voice made them vibrate so hard I couldn't get to the volume fast enough. Speaking of volume, the controls were solid to the fingertips but clunky to use. I never could get the volume adjustment to work correctly and resorted to using the controls on side of my phone. Often, while trying to change to the next track, I would accidentally hold it too long and it would shutdown. Or I'd hit the button and it'd think I was trying to make a call. Another issue I had was that the mic either didn't work or doesn't exist. I looked for a possible firmware update but didn't find one for these ears. All I know is that everyone on calls said they could BARELY hear me. There were some other things that were annoying but I'm not sure if it was because of the Touchbone OS or my archaic Android phone. I was definitely impressed with the battery size. I could easily wear them all day with constant use and get a solid 8 hours out of them. They also didn't take very long to charge compared to many. It drove me a bit crazy how the headphones would hold onto my phone like a bad ex when trying to turn them off or disconnect. If I was getting a call and had them on, I'd have to unlock my phone and disconnect my bluetooth manually before accepting the call. Otherwise it would go to the Touchbones and 5 minutes of “hang on a sec, gotta dc my ears” would ensue because no one could hear me properly and the Touchbones would keep hijacking the call. It was not pretty. It would be great if they would actually SHUT OFF reliably and in a somewhat decent way. It felt like I always had to fight with them to change any settings at all. So I could only use these for working out or listening to podcasts. My favorite thing about them was the way the OS anounced triumphantly that it was connected. That cute voice made me smile every time. Sidenote: Next Halloween be SG1 or Secret Service and wear these around your neck because they look a lot like military tech.I also didn't like that it has a charger that is a weird size. It looked so similar to many of the chargers I have, but all were slightly off so I had to mark the cord of this one so I NEVER lose it because if I do, the Touchbones are toast.

Tenho o produto a 6 meses e funciona super bem

Ele realmente é de condução óssea. Alguns acham que não é porque se escuta um pouco a música de longe, mas ele também ressoa no ar. Não é só o osso que conduz som...O som tem uma boa qualidade e a bateria dura bastante, para mim está durando umas 10h. Talvez porque seja novo, mas mesmo assim, muito mais que o anunciado. Realmente gostei.Ah, o volume não é tão alto quando se está usando ele, mas é pela própria característica do fone. Igualmente, é muito confortável poder escutar ao redor enquanto se usa ele. A impressão é como se tivesse uma música no ambiente que só você escuta.Ah, importante colocar que se não estiver bem posicionado, faz cócegas, e que se você usa óculos (meu caso), tem que encontrar uma forma de posicionar os dois de forma a que não machuque a orelha. Ele não foi pensado para isso.Estou muito satisfeito e recomendo os fones.

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