Bone Conduction Headphones,Open Ear Headphones Bluetooth5.4 with Mic,Wireless Headphones 10H Playtime, Waterproof Sport Headphone Suitable for Running,Cycling, Outdoor Sports Black

I’ve been using the MRYTKY Bone Conduction Headphones for a few days now, and I’m really impressed. The open-ear design is super comfortable and keeps me aware of my surroundings while running or cycling. The Bluetooth 5.4 connection is strong and pairs quickly, and the sound quality is clear with good bass, especially for bone conduction. The battery lasts close to 10 hours as advertised, and I’ve even used them in light rain with no issues—they’re truly waterproof. Lightweight, comfortable, and reliable—great value for anyone with an active lifestyle

Send them your money.Put a soundtrack in your life.Sound quality is good for both the money spent and the fact that it is “bone conducting”. Don’t expect an audiophile experience. But, an audiophile experience is not what this device is for.I bought this because I sail… and I could not afford to drop earbuds overboard, have wires hang up on things… and I need to be able to hear what is going on around me.This has been not only is great for sailing but also anytime that I want to listen to some tunes or a podcast (and I can’t listen to a HiFi system, use earbuds, corded headphones or need to keep an ear out while still being tuned in).I have an extra large hat size and they fit great.Now the nature of the bone conducting tech means that when you chew, move your jaw or head… sometimes the device departs contact. However a small price to pay for what it can do.If you lay down (face up) with these on, the band in the back will push the “speakers” off your head. The trick here is to flip them around and put the band on your forehead.I can wear them with my glasses and they sometimes interfere as they are vying for the same piece of real estate around my ear. Wearing both glasses and the headphones seems to decrease comfortable wearing duration. Still worth it. If I am also wearing a baseball cap with glasses and the device, it complicates it more. Still worth it. Over all comfort is good.Battery life is very good. From a fresh charge I have never had it die during a listening session… as much as 5 hours.Bluetooth connects easily and has good range.Controls are both simple and effective. Buttons have a positive click and you know when you have depressed them.Been using them primarily with my phone and call quality is good. People on the other end of the call can not tell the difference.Also connects to my computer with no problems.This has been the best money that I have spent in a long time.You don’t have much to lose… as the price is very reasonable.

Background: I have two pairs of a more expensive set from a big named company. One set is at my desktop all day and the other is with me on the go. My on the go set stopped charging but was still under warranty so I sent them in for an exchange. In the meantime, I still needed to have a headset to listen to stuff on my walks and weight training so I thought a budget would be good. Shocked by the price but swayed by a fair few reviews I pulled the trigger on a pair of these.The good: The packaging was nice, especially for the price. The fit was alright, a bit looser than I'm used to but after an hour or two indistinguishable. Everything connected well and the battery life is as advertised in my experience. I wear these on walks, weight lifting, listening to podcasts in bed as I fall asleep, all without issues. The battery even goes into a similar standby mode that my more expensive set goes into when media isn't playing after I fall asleep.Comment/ criticism/ complaints: I'm not a fan of the 3 button set up but that's a personal opinion, it's not hard to use or anything. Could be my set or the budget aspect really showing through but there's a distinct tinny echo >=50% volume. This is fine for inside in a quiet area like the library or a home office but out and about it's tough to listen to anything without a higher volume.Conclusion: for what it is, this headset is great. Under $40 for bone conduction, solid battery, sleek design. Perfect for someone curious about bone conduction or someone in need of a more disposable headset than the more expensive versions. Just be aware of poor speaker/ heavy tin sound above 50% volume.May take these apart to figure out why it's making the tin noise when my second pair comes back.

These bone conduction headphones, which I recently bought, have really amazed me. I can run or cycle with complete awareness of my surroundings thanks to the amazing open-ear design, which helps me feel more at ease, especially when I'm close to traffic. For bone conduction, the sound quality is surprisingly clear, and the built-in microphone produces clear phone calls.With Bluetooth 5.4, pairing was instantaneous, and even when I move around, the connection remains strong. Another big bonus is the battery life; I can use it for almost ten hours on a single charge, which is ideal for lengthy hikes or exercises. They are incredibly light and pleasant to wear for long stretches of time.The waterproof function is an additional benefit. I've had no problems using them in humid and light rainy circumstances. These headphones are a good option whether I'm walking or training outside. Anyone interested in outdoor sports or fitness should definitely check this out.

I’ve been using these wireless headphones for a week now, and overall, I’m really impressed. The sound quality is crisp and balanced, with solid bass and clear highs, making music, calls, and videos a pleasure to listen to. The Bluetooth connection is strong and pairs quickly with my phone and laptop without any dropouts.The battery life is excellent—easily lasts all day on a single charge, and the charging case adds even more convenience. They’re also lightweight and comfortable to wear for long periods, with a snug fit that doesn’t fall out during workouts.