Bone Conduction Headphones, Open Ear Headphones Wireless Bluetooth 5.3 with Mic, IPX5 Waterproof Sweatproof Sport Earphones for Running, Cycling, Workout (Black)

My husband got these when he thought he'd lost his Aeropex Aftershocks just for something to wear around the house until he could find/replace his good pair. For the price, we have no complaints. The sound quality is pretty decent, it isn't quite as good as aftershocks and I wouldn't be using them as an audiophile immersing themselves in an orchestra lol but for a cheap headset to work around the house, go biking or jogging in, theyre perfectly fine. They're not uncomfortable at all. Im not sure how they stand up to sweat, which is a big selling point with Aeropex, but my husband works hard and hasnt noticed any issues. Seriously, for 1/8 of what we paid for aftershocks theyre WAY better than what we expected. I would definitely buy these again.

Purchased these as I didnt want to spend over $100 on a big name brand. These are great for at the firehouse when I need to hear when a call comes in but still want to listen to my favorite tunes while working out! I love the usb c charge port as that is the new standard in my opinion for chargers and cables. Sound quality is pretty good but sometimes I have to go to about 80% volume or the vibration is a little too much on my temples but other than that they’re perfect! They’re comfortable on my head and don’t fall off or feel too loose. They came with an extra silicone strap to adjust the tightness if needed. I highly recommend to anyone who doesn’t want in the ear headphones or if you have problems with other headphones falling out of your ears when exercising! The added benefit of being able to be aware of your surroundings is also nice when jogging on the streets. Almost forgot, I think I charge these things once every other week. The battery life is about 10 hours and is great!

I bought these because people in the review said they were a good cheep option for shokz. I heavily disagree. I have a set of shokz and they are much smaller and lighter and the sound quality is better. These give me a headache when I wear them very long. It took a while to get the fit right using their band at the back but I eventually found a good location for it. But they sit far down in front of my ears. I have a small head so if you don't, that won't be much of an issue.Because these are more bulky than the shokz I ended up leaving them in my office most of the time as a back up set. I have used them very little over the last two months. Last night I put them on as I left the office because my regular headphones ran out of battery. I wore them home and was sitting on my bed listening to a book when they died. I thought it was odd since it was less than a hour since I started using them, but put them on the charger. This morning I tried to listen to them again. They are fully charged and the light is blue, but they won't stay on for more than 30 seconds to a minute before turning off again.You are only able to return within 30 days and it has been 70 days. So they were a huge waste of money and I should have just bought the another pair of shokz. the only better thing about these is that they charge on a USB-C. But that doesn't help if they don't last more than a couple months.

This was very easy to set up and the fact that it does not cover your ears is very comfortable. A big plus is you are aware of what is going on around you.

Sound quality is just OK, but I think that's a fair trade off for an open-ear headset. I like that in addition to what I'm playing, I can hear ambient sounds as well.