Bone Conduction Headphones with Noise Reduction Tech, N1 Open Ear Headphones with MIC, Waterproof Wireless Bluetooth 5.0 Sport Headset for Running, Bicycling, Hiking, Yoga -Black…

So I had a pair of aftershocks for a year but I lost them. Things were $120 so I wasn't very happy. I didn't want to spend that much again so I bought these instead hoping they would at least come close. I am not disappointed. They sound as good as the aftershocks in my opinion. I also listen to audiobooks and they sound just as good with those. Now I have not tried to make a phone call with them yet but to be honest I never really did with the other ones before although I've understood that with the aftershocks they sounded great. Would I say there is good as the aftershocks no. I would say overall the aftershocks are probably slightly more comfortable but considering they cost two and a half times as much as these I don't feel they worth the extra money. I am not knocking after shocks I think they are great and if you have the money to blow sure go right ahead but if you want a good alternative that in my opinion are darn near just as good then these are the way to go. Why did he give a five out of five? Because while they not be quite as good? I'd say about 90% as good? The price difference is what does it for me. I had a hard enough time spending $120 the first time I just can't see doing it again for that extra 10%.

These won't compete with the higher end bone-conducting models, but they're good for the price.I saw a lot of negative reviews complaining that they don't fit tightly against the cheekbones, so the sound is bad or that you can feel them vibrating. I had this same issue initially, but it's easily corrected by dipping the curve of the headphones (what would lay along the top of your ear while wearing them) into boiling water for five or so seconds to soften the plastic and then gently bending the speaker portion inward until the plastic cools and re-hardens. Once I made this adjustment, they worked fine.Mind you, this adjustment isn't going to turn them into a top-of-the-line model. They still won't have the same dynamic range that better models do, but they're also a third of the price of those models. You get what you pay for. If, like me, you mostly use them to listen to audiobooks, then they're definitely worth the money.

This is hands down a life saver. I have social anxiety and it's getting worse with age. When I'm in the store I can focus on my list. I would normally focus on others conversations and get very anxious. These are very comfortable to wear for hours. The battery life is amazing. The sound quality is amazing. Very clear and crisp. My only fault would be to add the ability to adjust the back closer to the head.

I know exactly when this product fails. This is my second in a week. 40 mins into a run, the left side get warm enough to notice then it gets hot then it turns off and doesnt come back on. My runs are on avg 5 miles and I do sweat a lot, that is why I got this headphone b/c it had good reviews on sweatproof.Pro: Amazing wireless reception. The laptop can be in one spot and I can be anywhere in the house and audio sounds great.Con: Sweat proof to a point and that for me is 40 minutes.

These headphones were decent for about one month of use, and then they stopped turning on, even though they seem to be fully charged.While they were working, they connected easily to my phone, and had acceptable sound quality. My understanding that even the best bone conduction headphones don't have amazing sound quality, so I'm willing to give them a bit of a pass on this. I did have trouble with background noise wearing these though - even with the volume fairly high, passing cars would easily drown out the sound. Again though, since these are open-ear, not sure if this is the fault of this product in particular.They also fit on my head pretty well and comfortably stayed put while running, which is the main reason I bought these.Overall, had they kept working, I think these would easily be at least a 4-star set of headphones, but they broke very quickly.

These headphones have been a great purchase. I sweat a lot while working out and most in-ear or over the ear headphones fall out and/or get gross. The sound quality is good; definitely sufficient for what I need it for while also allowing me to be able to hear what is going on around me while I am running. I wouldn't say that these are noise cancelling on my end, but I have used them to talk on the phone and no one has complained of any background noises interfering with the conversation. The only issue that I have noticed is that I feel the vibrations from the headphones on my ears. It has taken a little bit of time to acclimate.

After re-supergluing my tektronic headphones that snapped, I finally gave in to find replacements. I bought these based on price and reviews and I have to say I love them! They fit well and I think the sound quality is actually better than my last jawbone headphones. I love how lightweight they are and inconspicuous. I can’t wear in the ear headphones because my ears are small, so my only option are the 80’s style beats which are anything but inconspicuous. I highly recommend these-especially if you live in an urban setting and you wear headphones outside! You can hear your music or books and your surroundings so win win.

The charging port is very finicky and fragile. The product only lasted 4 months with moderate (2 times a week) use. The inner component of the charging port stopped connecting naturally and had to be juggled a little to properly connect, and today it finally broke off. The sound quality was not as good as on-ear headphones, but was comparable to cheap in-ear Bluetooth ones, and it was very nice to have my ears free for other noises. There's literally no way for these to be noise canceling, they don't block the ear canal, so all noise will just enter your ear the usual way, but that's a feature of on-ear headsets, not a bug. It allows you to hear cars and such while you walk/run/bike. The headphones weren't uncomfortable to wear for long hours even with glasses. The controls are standard and simple. It would also be nice if I didn't have to destroy the product to open it up to repair it. The battery life was a solid 8 hours or so, I only ever ran out when I forgot to charge it before/after use.