Bone Conduction Open Ear Wired Headphones

I was hoping they were more bone conduction like your other headphones

My first introduction to open-ear/bone conduction, not too expensive, and no proprietary connector. I would have also enjoyed wireless charging but it is good enough. For what it is, this is a great alternative if allowed in office, or the gym or even around the house for a bit. After awhile, like 6 hours it can fatigue your head/face/bones, but taking them off and waiting a bit can immediately help. This IS NOT about quality, if you want music quality do not get these. They are great for audiobooks, light music use, podcasts, or similar items. Unless you use earplugs but to me that is opposite of the reason I got these.

These are my first pair of bone conduction headphones and they are amazing. The sound is great and sound even better when you put ear plugs in. I work in a very loud building using power tools all day and need to wear ear plugs. So the fact that I can wear foam ear plugs and still listen to music is life changing.

First, I have had the Aftershokz bone conduction headphones for more than 5 years, and I will never go back to "in ear" headphones. The listening experience is great and you can add earplugs if you need to. This year I had a very unusual medical condition take most of the hearing in my left ear. I don't even hear with the bone conduction. So I ordered the Openfit because the earpieces work independently and nothing goes in my ear. I am really happy with these - I mostly just wear my right earpiece and it sounds great, sits comfortably ON my ear, and allows me to remain connected to the world around me. Because it is so light, I hardly know it's there and it doesn't bother my glasses. I can listen to books, music, podcasts - they are already the perfect compliment to my bone conduction set, which I intend to keep using as well. The Openfit are so flat that laying down with them on is a treat. Audiobook at bedtime? Yes please!

I have complete bone conduction hearing loss in my right ear due to an injury and with these headphones I can hear perfectly in that ear. With regular headphones I can not hear the output in my right ear so it’s one sided. With Shokz I get sound in both ears. I love these so much!

I’ve been using the Shocks Open Air Headphones for a few weeks now, and while it took some time to get used to them, I’m really pleased with the results. Initially, they hurt my ears a bit, likely because I wear glasses, but now they’ve adjusted just fine. I love that I can hear my surroundings, and unlike bone conduction headphones, they don’t cause itching in my ears. The sound quality is awesome. My only minor complaint is the battery life – they don’t last as long as my previous bone conduction headset. However, the case doubles as a charger and can power them up in 10-15 minutes, which is perfect since I use them for over 10 hours a day.

These are the best bone conduction headphones I've had. Very nice to wear.

Don’t hesitate..if you’re looking for bone conduction ear phones, you can’t beat these. They are lightweight, have good sound, and stay charged a long time. My Aeropex model was stolen, l couldn’t find a replacement, so l went with the OpenRun in blue. I wear them in the gym, walking & biking.

The SHOKZ OpenSwim Open-Ear MP3 Player Swimming Headphones are superb. The bone conduction works incredibly under water. And the fidelity is seamless, clear, and precise. Love these for workouts and swimming laps. Shokz is a great company.

I was surprised by these. I had some cheap bone-conduction earphones. The sound was terrible. These are almost like my good over-the-ear headphones. Excellent sound. I like them when I am running because I can hear traffic. Also surprising is that I can use them to make calls. For me, way better than Air Pods.