Headphones Bone Conduction

THE GOOD:- Actually waterproof. Had it 1 week, still works after 5 trips to the pool. Best for swimming laps, not for deep dives.- 8GB of internal Storage holds a lot of music.- Sound quality is decent on dry land, even on Bluetooth. What you'd expect. Obviously sounds worse in the water, but I expected that going in.- Open ear design means no sticking things in your ear canals, and lets you still hear your surroundings.- Comfortable. Can wear them for long periods of time with no discomfort, even with glasses on.- The first time you try it on, it'll vibrate your skull which feels weird. But you get used to it very quickly. I don't notice the discomfort anymore.- Battery life seems decent. Charge it up fully between uses to ensure the battery doesn't get worn out.- I actually use this more during work and driving than I do swimming. It makes phone calls hands-free and won't distract you from traffic by leaving your ears open.THE BAD:- Maximum volume is not very loud. In a noisy environment you'll struggle to hear music. Audiobooks and podcasts don't have this problem, but you wouldn't be able to hear anything if you took this on an airplane for example.- Bluetooth (understandably) won't work underwater. Like, even an inch underwater. But it will keep searching for Bluetooth devices while you swim, which interrupts the music even in MP3 player mode to say "Connected!" or "Disconnected!".- No shuffle feature. You always hear songs in the same order. HUGE missed opportunity.- MP3 Controls are clumsy: Skipping to the next track requires you to click a button 3 times quickly, which the device often mistakes for 2 clicks. It is a SLOG to skip tracks, and since there's no shuffle feature... there's no shortcuts you can take. I recommend only adding your very favorite music, ones you won't want to skip.- File transfers are also slow due to the magnetic USB cable. I also have my doubts that this cable is easy to replace, so I'd take very good care of it.- Retains some water inside after a swim. If you push either button, it'll squirt out a few drops onto your finger. Long term that might be trouble, I expect pool chemicals might build up...- Sound leaks a lot. Other people nearby will be able to clearly hear what you're listening to, so expect no privacy. I mostly use it when I'm alone, and definitely not flights or road trips.THE WEIRD:- When underwater, treble and voices sound good, but bass and drums do not. Best for songs that focus on lyrics.- Music files play in order they were added to the device, instead of alphabetically or by track number. Very odd, but manageable.- When swimming, music sounds better if you're wearing earplugs. There are 2 pairs included in the box, but I got this design so that I WOULDN'T have to put things in my ears. Maybe would pair nice with moldable silicon earplugs?- Might fall off while swimming. Use optional included rubber strap to tighten.

As an active individual who enjoys both music and water sports, I recently invested in a pair of waterproof bone conduction headphones with magnetic charging, and I must say, they have exceeded my expectations.First and foremost, the waterproof feature of these headphones is truly impressive. Whether I'm swimming, kayaking, or simply caught in a sudden downpour, these headphones have proven to be fully capable of withstanding water exposure without compromising their performance. I can enjoy my favorite tunes while indulging in water-based activities without worrying about damage or loss of audio quality.The bone conduction technology employed by these headphones is a game-changer. Instead of traditional earbuds or over-ear headphones, these devices use vibrations to transmit sound directly to the inner ear, leaving the outer ear open to the surrounding environment. This not only provides a unique listening experience but also ensures heightened situational awareness, allowing me to stay alert and aware of my surroundings, especially during outdoor activities.The magnetic charging feature is incredibly convenient and efficient. Instead of dealing with exposed Type-C or micro USB cables, the headphones come with a magnetic charging cord that effortlessly snaps into place. This design eliminates the risk of damage caused by dust, water, or accidental tugs on the cable. It also simplifies the charging process, as all I have to do is align the magnets, and the charging connection is secure.The battery life of these headphones is quite impressive. Even with extended use, I have found that a single charge lasts me for several days. This is ideal for travel or outdoor adventures where access to a power source might be limited. The magnetic charging cord ensures a quick and hassle-free recharge, and I appreciate the convenience of not having to deal with tangled wires or easily damaged ports.Comfort is another notable aspect of these headphones. The lightweight design and ergonomic fit make them comfortable to wear for extended periods. The adjustable headband ensures a secure fit without causing any discomfort or pressure points. I can wear them during workouts, hikes, or any other activity without feeling any strain on my ears or head.Sound quality is decent with this type of headphones, with clear and crisp audio reproduction. While bone conduction technology may not deliver the same level of bass as traditional headphones, the overall sound experience is immersive and enjoyable. The headphones also come with built-in controls for adjusting volume, skipping tracks, and answering calls, making them even more user-friendly.

These wireless, waterproof headphones are wonderful for beach trips. Good quality, decent sound inside the water. Also it has good battery life. Perfect for my acqua fitness classes. Light weight easy to use headphones which are perfect for summer trips. Overall awesome buy !!