TONEMAC Q5 Wireless Air Conduction Headphones，Open-Ear Bluetooth 5.3 Earphones with MEMS Mic，IPX7 Waterproof Sports Headset with 16H Playtime for Workout, Running, Cycling,Gym,Hiking

A set of headphones with speakers and not buds, that comfortably sit on your ears and transmits sound like having normal little speakers next to your ears.The sit comfortably on your ears and around you head, and don’t give you the normal ’bud ache’ in your ear, as I get from using normal ear buds or wired ear phones, plus they don’t for ever drop out, like ear buds and phones, not difficult to remove like the later are sometimes.They connected seamlessly to Bluetooth, and the sound is fixed to a certain volume level, that cannot be increase and so running the risk of damaging your hearing.The device is fully waterproof and the sound is clear with a crisp base and treble sound.Although my days of running are over, at my age, I do wear them while gardening and walking, and they stay firmly planted on my head, with the added advantage of being able to hear sounds around me, like vehicles and people talking calling me.The device came with a very short USB C charging cable, much too short for me, but suitable for charging from a laptop or battery bank, you will have to use a longer lead if charging from a socket. As with most devices these days, no charging plug is supplied, so you will have to use one you already own.Charging time was quick, at roughly 1 hour, with a playback time of approximately 16 hours, depending on volume used. A red light come on whilst charging, and goes off when fully charged.The controls are easy, a on/off button (also used to pair), and a volume up and down button.I really happy with these headphones, a nice protective case would have been beneficial, but easy enough to find.These will make my buds redundant, so I’m happy to recommend.

The media could not be loaded. I already own in-ear bluetooth earphones and the bulkier more traditional type ones that have huge earpieces, but what I really wanted was a happy medium and these 5.3 ones looked like they fitted the bill.The earphones come in a beautiful box with a small user guide and a type C USB charging lead. They aren't really my colour of choice being navy blue but that isn't much of an issue. At 29 grams they are extremely light and they are marked L and R with the on/off, volume and USB charging port all on the right hand side.They are very easy to pair with TONEMAC Q5 showing in your bluetooth option list. I paired them with two phones and an MP3 player without any issues. You are also given a battery life reading on your phone which is impressive. Battery life is outstanding, after a week of using them they are still at 60%.The sound quality is excellent both in terms of phone calls and music, you have volume/next call/reject, hang up calls and previous/next song options which work well, although I prefer to operate those things via my device rather than the earphones. There is ENC noise reduction which gives you a clear sound.It is IPX7 waterproof rated and I have been soaked in typical UK rainfall without any issues with sound or power issues. My slight issue with them is I find they slide off the back of my head at times after prolonged use. There is only one place they seem to fit properly for me to get optimum sound, if they slide down at the back they feel a bit irritating bouncing off my neck.However I am new to these type of earphones and overall if I get the positioning right I can't fault them, sound and connectivity is top class. They are overpriced though compared to similar items so taking everything into account I rate them 4/5 stars.

These earphones come in quite a plain box without many other items included, and are themselves very small. However they seem to be of decent quality, smoothly coated in what feels like high-quality material. Sounds quality is fine and they work entirely as they're supposed to. Unfortunately they are rather small, and so difficult to seat properly (yes, even in the 'correct' position); as I wear glasses this somewhat compounds the problem. The controls are nice and simple, although I'd prefer they were not directly on the headphones themselves as I find it a little awkward using them that way (although they'd have to have a cable in order to have in-line controls I suppose). Possibly the most concerning issue though, at least for someone who has worked in tech support in the past, is how flimsy the hinge on the charging port flap seems to be because if that fails then suddenly the IPX7 rating is no longer valid, which could lead to some rather unfortunate circumstances. Overall these are clearly decent quality, I just don't think they're for me.