YouthWhisper Bone Conduction Headphones Bluetooth, Open Ear Wireless Headset with Mic, Sweat Resistant Earbuds for Runnig Workout Hiking Running Fitness Walking (Green)

I bought these as an experiment to try out the tech. Doesn't cover your ears so no external sound suppression, no headphone moistness, and loss of situational awareness. Super light, lasts many hours, 30-40 feet from phone before cut out, microphone is surprisingly good, and sound quality is different but good. Not a high end sound experience or even a good sound as it's muted and a bit dull. More bass and midtones are transmitted through the side of your head than to your ear. Good for audiobook/talking and bass heavy music. I have listened to a lot of music and it's mediocre for that but you can still enjoy it. Can put in ear plugs in loud noise environments like lawn mowing or such and still hear the tunes and protect your hearing. Basically water proof if you want to shower splash in the pool. Haven't swam with them but I think you could and it's only $30. so no biggie if they die. Overall a great option if you want to dip your ears into the water. See what I did there? Cheers.

Surprised I was able to get these so cheap. They work great once you adjust them for your head (angling everything so you get the right amount of pressure) I've been listening for a few hours now since they arrived and I charged them, so the battery seems good. I think I either got them adjusted perfectly or my brain got used to this method of sound input (likely the former - maybe both) because at first the volume and sound quality was not great and they needed to be turned up to max volume and even pressed against the head for the best sound, but after about two hours of messing around and listening to various things, I could take the ear plugs out and have them at a lower volume and still hear the media perfectly well at a quality equal to or better than (I know - but I'm not even kidding) my usual AirPods or JBL earbuds. It sounds like the sound is inside your head which makes sense. Genuinely impressed with these. I only wish I could've gotten them in a skintone color for me. And I hope they last a while. Connectivity has been great, too. Sidenote: I enjoy the sounds of rainy and stormy weather and with these I don't have to miss out on that to hear media :)

Good product. I ride. I don't care about hi-fidelity - you cannot tell while riding. I care about being able to have something usable while I ride. Here's what I like about these.... - not too bulky to wear with a helmet on ...a lot of these have huge and thick bud-ends and are near impossible to wear with a helmet on (either at all or without too much pressure, or getting caught in the helmet when taking it off. - no touch controls to worry about, has actual buttons - I can manage all the controls while wearing gloves ,AND importantly all the controls are on one side only (my preferred left side) AND located bottomside, not topside -so all I gotta do is push a finger up toward it instead of impossibly trying to push up past it and hook down (inside a helmet with gloves on-are you kidding -never gonna happen!) ...so I never have to fuss about with controlling it (bigger pita while riding than many might think!) - also the behind the ear part is not so huge and bulky as most others - another pita I don't have to deal with - super-simple controls, too - can volume up/down either from the buttons OR from the host device, which is very very handy, especially in cold season with full helmet on - smaller ring/hoop doesn't stick way out in the back like so many others do, so they are more comfortable/manageable than others for me either while riding or even kicked back in the office chair - can wear sunglasses with 'em on, no problem (some of these bone conducting ones do not facilitate me wearing sunglasses with 'em on, especially with a helmet on!) - fair amount of volume, so I can actually hear them while there's noise - the thunder from riding is not effectively handled wearing in-ear earbuds with music/books/podcasts. There's always a struggle listening, and then you end up turning the volume up way too much, eventually no good for your hearing health. Bone conductors allow me to wear proper in-ear noise/hearing protection for the thundering wind and engines, while then also allowing clear conductive sound to my ears without having to jack it way way up... I freaking love that, its a game changer for me. As well, with this setup I have more awareness of everything on the road, probably because I can now achieve effectively quieting down the actual thunderous noise as well as the media I am listening to. Never could do that with in-ear sound buds - just was never satisfied with those types of solutions tried before. That's a lot of bonuses mithinks. Think I have bought these three times now since about 2021 or something. You gotta get used to the little bit of pressure on the (mandril?) bones, but you get used to it pretty quick. Oh, and you aren't going to make phone calls with this setup while riding a motorcyle, just fyi -you need more proper gear for that, I break 'em after a while, and I think they are only slightly overpriced... but considering the plusses I give 'em my money.

Poor finish, left side doesn’t work, very low volume, not able to return or replace it.

When I bought these I had no idea what to expect. I love my music and it has to sound good. I also use them for work for talking calls and I need them to sound clear without distortion and be noise canceling. These fill both roles wonderfully. For leisure and when I don't want to hear anyone else, I will put in some earplugs and they sound fabulous. I have small ears so I find it really difficult to find headphones that fit my ears, don't hurt after a while, and sound good. These give me the sound I'm looking for and an easy option to shift the roles from work to play and the battery life power to work all day. totally impressed.

One side hearing only

Me gustó la calidad del sonido, sin embargo el dispositivo es bastante fragil. no Tiene la flexibilidad necesaria y se rompe facilmente. Si los van a comprar sean extracuidadosos con ellos.

Got them to introduce myself to bone conduction headphone. Sounds decent at medium volume, heavy on the high at full volume and barely a touch of bass. But i like them to work in a kitchen since i like to be aware of my surroundings. It's been a little less then 2 years that i got them and they still holding up like new. The press button on the side of the "earpiece" is quite tough to click in and make it uncomfortable to use. Now that i get the concept, i'll seek for a even better pair of hearphones.