Bone Conduction Headphones,Open Ear Headphones Bluetooth5.4 with Mic,Wireless Headphones 10H Playtime, Waterproof Sport Headphone Suitable for Running,Cycling, Outdoor Sports Black

The sound on them isn't amazing; s's & hi hats are very tinny at high volumes but that's easily fixed with a equalizer otherwise pretty good sound quality given the price, in fact they sound almost as good as the nanik diver bone conduction headphones I got. Bass is a little lacking but I wasn't expecting much considering the price, if they last more than 3 months (which is how long the nanik headphones lasted) I'll be pleasantly surprised.Overall build quality feels sturdy & I don't expect them to break anytime soon but I do listen to about 250hours of music a month so I'll update the review later after I've used them more.I can definitely recommend them if you're looking for a decent pair of bone conduction headphones for quiet to medium loudness (32db -50db) sound environments without breaking your walletDefinitely wouldn't recommend them if you're trying to hear music while running on a busy street or while biking at speeds higher than 10mph (although a pair of earplugs might help this it does defeat the purpose of the open ear design)

I've had them for 2 months now. I've used bone conduction headphones before. These get a lot of usage while I'm at work. They are constantly on and in use from the time I get to work, to the time I leave. The fit is very comfortable, and sometimes I forget I'm wearing them. I have to charge the battery about every 2 days, and it takes around 2 hours to get a full charge.The sound quality is good. They can go up to an impressive volume. I've never had to turn it up to the max volume to hear. At the same time, I'm not worried about other people around me hearing sound. I also really enjoy being able to easily hear people around me while I'm at work if my attention is needed.The buttons are very responsive, which is an issue I experienced with other bone conduction headphones. My only critique is the design of the buttons. When I'm wearing the headphones and need to adjust the volume, there's three buttons on the side of the headphones that feel very similar due to the shape and location of the buttons. The pause/play button, volume up button, and volume down button can easily be mistakened for eachother. So, sometimes I accidentally press the pause/play button instead of the button to adjust volume or vise versa when trying to press pause. It doesn't bother me too much, however, sometimes it takes two tries to correctly select the button I want. Overall, I'm very happy with the headphones, and I would recommend them to anyone who may be interested in trying bone conduction headphones.

What a great value! I think these are equally as nice as my prior pair of Shokz bone conduction phones (they broke after many years). I can buy many sets of these for the price of ONE set of Shokz (at Costco, way more everywhere else). My ONLY gripe would be the 3 buttons (volume down, power on/off, volume up) are too close together to use with my thin gloves (I use these for cycling, I love it that my ears are open and I can hear what I need to and still music!). Other than that, the sound is equal to the Shokz, and the battery life is better! I will be buying at least one more set of these to keep with my other bike!

I have been using these headphones for about 2 months now and overall I think they are very good. I bought these because the AirPods Pro hurt my ears when I wear them for more than an hour and they fall out of my ears during workouts. These are both comfortable and stay put. The sound quality in most scenarios is great. I really like them for weight lifting, at the office, and around town. However, when I wear them doing cardio (Heavy sweat) the sound quality is diminished. Also, the microphone function for phone calls is not as sensitive as my AirPods but decent. Overall, they are much less expensive than the name brand competition and the quality is better than the price.

I purchased these after experiencing issues with two sets of Shokz headsets, both of which failed around the 1.5-year mark. The first set was replaced, but the replacement also malfunctioned, at around the same timeframe and they refused to honor the warranty. While I'm not a heavy user, I appreciate that these headsets don’t block ambient noise, which is a significant safety feature for me.I chose the MRYTKY S1 primarily because they are priced at about half that of the other brand. The sound quality is equal to, if not better than, the more expensive Shokz. They function similarly, though I’m still adjusting to the button placement, which is slightly different from what I was accustomed to—nothing major. These headsets are lightweight, comfortable, stylish, and, most importantly, safe! I can wear them while cycling and still hear cars and other cyclists approaching from behind, as well as my friends talking to me.I've often yelled at cyclists when I'm about to pass them, but they don't hear me because they're using "in-ear" headphones, leading to confusion and frustration. It’s important to follow cycling etiquette—don’t get mad, get smart, and invest in MRYTKY bone conduction headphones!At the gym, my hearing remains unaffected, and these headphones don’t interfere with any exercises or machines I use, adding to my sense of safety. I’ve also made phone calls without receiving any complaints about sound quality or connectivity issues. Overall, I find these headsets to be very comparable, if not superior, at a much lower price point.I highly recommend them for several reasons: price, sound quality, comfort, reliability, style, and safety! If they fail within a year and a half and the warranty isn’t honored, I will update this review based on the warranty procedures. So far, I love them!