Bone Conduction Headphones Wireless Headphones Bluetooth 6.0 Open Ear Headphones 10H Playtime Sports Earphones with Mic, IPX6 Waterproof Headset for Running,Cycling, Hiking, Driving

Very lightweight and doesn't hurt after prolonged use great sound and good for games with little sound delay overall good product.

These work great. Great sound and still able to hear what’s going on around you. Easy to connect to Bluetooth and easy to locate on off buttons. Battery lasts a long time. Only downside I’ve found is they feel a little tight on my head after wearing all day but I still give them 5 stars

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Given the price, these are an amazing bang for you buck! Great sound quality and battery life. The only thing is that the length of the wire is a bit long, so when I look up the wire hits the back of my own neck, and laying down is tricky if the wire isn’t in a specific position.

I recently purchased the CHENSIVE Bone Conduction Headphones, and while they have some good features, they ultimately fell short of my expectations. Here’s a breakdown of my experience:Key Features and Benefits:Bone Conduction Technology: The main selling point of these headphones is their bone conduction technology, which does allow for situational awareness. This is helpful for outdoor activities like running or cycling, where it’s important to stay aware of your surroundings.Comfortable Fit: The open-ear design is comfortable and provides a secure fit. They stay in place during workouts, which is a plus, but the comfort level decreases with prolonged use.Bluetooth 5.3: The Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity is solid, providing a stable connection without dropouts. Pairing with my devices was straightforward and hassle-free.10-Hour Playtime: The battery life is commendable, offering up to 10 hours of playtime. This is convenient for long activities without needing to recharge frequently.IPX6 Water Resistance: The IPX6 water resistance is a nice feature, making these headphones suitable for workouts and outdoor use where sweat and light rain are factors.Performance and Drawbacks:Volume Issues: One major downside is the maximum volume level. The headphones simply don’t get loud enough, especially in noisier environments. This makes it difficult to enjoy music or podcasts fully when there’s background noise.Sound Quality: While they work well enough for listening to podcasts, the sound quality for music is mediocre at best. The bass is lacking, and the overall audio experience is underwhelming.Situational Awareness vs. Sound Immersion: Although situational awareness is a key benefit, it comes at the cost of sound immersion. If you’re looking for headphones that deliver a rich audio experience, these might not be the best choice.Overall Experience:Overall, I would rate the CHENSIVE Bone Conduction Headphones a 3 out of 5. They have some useful features for specific situations, like maintaining situational awareness during outdoor activities, but their low maximum volume and mediocre sound quality are significant drawbacks. If you prioritize awareness over audio immersion, these might work for you, but I find them lacking for a more comprehensive listening experience.

Perfect for someone that can't use ear buds like me. The sound is perfect and the quality is very durable. Easy to set up and use. Very comfortable - I sometimes forget I am even wearing them.

These bone conduction headphones are amazing for staying aware while running or cycling. The open-ear design lets you hear traffic and other sounds, keeping you safe. The Bluetooth 5.3 connection is strong, and the battery lasts a long time (around 10 hours). They're also waterproof, so you don't have to worry about sweat or rain. The sound is clear, and they're super comfortable to wear. Definitely worth the money!

Great sound. Works as described.

This is my first set of Bone Conduction head phones - So I didn't know what to expect. I have zero point of reference for this technology, so weight my review accordingly.Sound Quality: Better than I expected honestly. These aren't going to beat high end headphones, but reading reviews online, I expected muddy audio. I was pleasantly surprised at their range. One thing I wasn't expecting was that there is a mixture of Open Ear sound and Vibration. I put in earplugs to test if the Bone Conduction was a sound component, and I can clearly hear the sound with earplugs in, so it is. The sound bleed isn't bad (ability for others to hear your audio) - Depending on volume, they can hear it in a quiet room, but they'd have to be decently close, and the room decently quiet. I didn't expect there to be bleed-through (an open earbud effect) but apparently that is a common component from what I've read to bone conduction earphones. I expected just vibration.Comfort: My ears get irritated from the silicon boots on earbuds, they are itchy and slightly unpleasant to me. These feel light on the head and nothing touching the ear canal is nice. The vibration (bone conduction) isn't what I expected. It is present, but I really only notice it on bass hits. Some people complain about that, but for me its not bad. I kind of like that additional vibrational input personally.Buttons/Manual: There are only two buttons on these (on the right hand side). Since there is a band connecting them, I'd have preferred them to put a button on the left side, and one on the right side. Volume up and down would be more intuitive, and skipping or rewinding songs would be as well. With only two buttons, you have to do single clicks, double clicks, and long clicks. There isn't a lot of spacing, the buttons are very small, and its not super intuitive. I'd rather have good sound than good interface, but imho its a downsideBluetooth: The range is short. They list the Bluetooth 5.2 standard. I find I can't walk further than 25 ft from my device before it drops sound. I expected at least double that. Not a huge issue for many, but if you work out and leave your phone setting in a corner, it could be an issue.Packaging: The box says "PURERINA" though Amazon is listing them as "Chensive". I noticed in the Amazon picture, they intentionally took an angled photo of the box that cut that out of the top left corner. Its curious, but only a passing oddity.Overall Impression: I would buy these again, I'm pleasantly surprised with the sound quality. I'll get used to the interface buttons I'm sure, and I don't often have to walk far from my device, so the shorter range won't bother me. For my use case, the Sound Quality was the most important, and they delivered.I gave it a 4 star due to the downsides, but its honestly a 4.5 star from me I feel like if Amazon is going to list things as a X.X star, they should let us rate them in half point increments.