Extremely Open Ear Earbuds – Bone Conduction Earbuds with Wi-fi Bluetooth, Clip on Headphones, Over-The-Ear Headphones Comfy for Health, Working, Fitness center Exercises, Designed for Small Ears

Comfortable, sounds pretty good
So these are open ear headphones, not bone conduction, just wanna make that clear. Bone conduction would sit on your cheekbone (most often) to conduct the sound into your inner ear bones. This sits on cartilage, so it by default cannot be bone conduction. Just wanted to make that very clear. Bone conduction headphones are still expensive most of the time, good ones being made by Shokz.However, I don’t like that no one has figured out how to make bone conduction headphones without a weird attaching strap around the back of my head. Generally in a neon color. That being the case, I can’t wear them and look professional at work.These have normal speakers built in, that point directly down the ear canal for optimal volume to you without sharing the sound to everyone around you. I attached these to my phone and played some industrial music (I figured it would be loudest) at top volume to see how loud it was to those surrounding me. On my ear, the volume level was uncomfortably loud. Off my ear, I had to be within a foot of the ear bud to hear anything. I like that, as I don’t want to be the person who forces everyone around me to listen to my choice of music. These are true open ear ear buds, meaning air can flow freely into your ear, and it is not blocked. I’m susceptible to ear and sinus infections, and regular ear buds make my ears feel wet inside, and sometimes hurt as swelling is part of ear infections. These have soft silicone for the entire back half, so there is no pinch.I tried other open ear ear buds before these, that hooked over my ear instead, but I already wear glasses, and the two combined was uncomfortable and inconvenient. These do not have that problem, as they don’t rest anywhere near the top of the ear.I doubt these are the best quality in sound, I’ve noticed there’s not a ton of base, the sound leaning toward tinny. That being said, they’re better than some others I’ve tried around the same price point. I don’t like spending $100 to $300 on ear buds, especially without having tried that type, so these made sense.I love them. I’m about to go buy a blue-tooth dongle for my computer so they can also be my regular computer sound. They’re extremely light weight, and my sensitive skin isn’t reacting with pimples like the ones over the ear gave me. I also like that it has the little digital readout on the case to show how much battery is left.So the short version (TL;DR) small, lightweight, comfortable with glasses and on super sensitive skin. Great value for the price.

iPhone13やAQUOSのTVで使用。日本語表記の説明書あり。値段の割にはしっかりしてますし、音質も満足。音量の上げ下げはタッチするより、繋いでるテレビリモコンやスマフォ本体で操作する方が楽です。耳掛けは落ちにくいとは思いますが、眼鏡やサングラス掛けているとし難いかな。後、若干ケースから取り出し難いかなぁ。2時間の映画観てたら、少し耳が痛くなりました。イヤーピースが何種類か入っているので調整は試せます。以前使っていた別タイプのやつが5年持ったので、耐久性やバッテリー力はそれくらいはもってほしいなと。

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Edit: Ten months later, the earphones won’t charge. The case charges, but not the phones. I sent an email to the company two weeks ago. No reply. Surprised? Now the original review.I hesitated to write a review for a while. There were a few growing pains with this product. When I first got them – my first wireless earphones – I tried them out right away and tried different albums: acoustic, prog, metal, seventies, sixties. They all sounded better than my old wired earphones, though actually those old ones were slowly losing sound quality. The second time I used the earphones was to commute to work. I stuffed them in my ears, put my phone in my pocket, and suddenly my phone started calling my manager at work. I didn’t ask it to. It was off. But I suspect the earphones did it because I had just send her a message. I couldn’t cancel the call either. I had to tell her when she answered that it was a mistake. Another problem I had at first was the earphones would automatically start playing music and not the song I had cued up to play but at least a song from the same album. Now I think I know the problem. The earphones respond to touch which serves as commands like “play” “pause” “go back one track” and “go ahead one track”. As I tapped and pushed them comfortably into my ears, I was probably giving the earphones commands to do things. Recently, we have it all sorted, and there are no strange things like my phone calling people, though a wrong tap can cause the music to stop playing or skip to the next track. The only thing is that even with my phone in my jacket pocket, sometimes when I turn my head while walking, there’s a brief cut in the signal. But if my phone is in my backpack strap pocket right up near my shoulder, this problem doesn’t occur. Overall though, as my first experience with wireless earphones, they are quite good.