Sony Float Run Headphone- Black WIOE610/B, Wireless

Great partner for workout, lightweight and easy to use.

I'm covering this as someone who has previously used Shokz devices (two different models). I like the induction headphones as they are really - in my view - the best type of device for general listening and exercise (which for me will mean some weights and walking).Bone conduction - I think it's fair to add - aren't audiophile devices and so I'm not really going to compare sound to anything designed for that purpose. However, in comparison with Shokz, I noticed an immediate improvement in overall sound quality. In particular, since I tend to listen to a lot of audiobooks on walks, the voices were less 'tinny', had much more bass and sounded far more natural. It was good for picking up more nuance in pronunciation (language learning) and overall clarity of the spoken word.Battery: I've used them already for several hours out of a suggested 20 per charge and it still confirms 'high' battery level so, at this point, all good there.Ergonomics: one set of the other induction devices has the 'touch control' which is annoying in practical use. Fit not sitting as it should and I want to adjust? Hoorah! You just paused your music by brushing the wrong spot. Thank goodness for common sense in putting tactile controls back on these devices. I can feel my way to the relevant control and - while I suppose it might be slightly longer in some circumstances - I don't pause, skip, or other often enough to feel any loss.Weather: they've survived a walk in the rain so all good. As per the instructions, keep the charging port closed when not in use.Very happy with the purchase.

Bought for my wife to use for indoor treadmill runs and occasional walks outside. Stays in place and great for awareness of your surroundings. I’ll get one for myself once my current headphones are unusable.