WANFEI Bone Conduction Headphones, Wireless Bluetooth Sports Earphones with Mic, 8H Playtime, Open Ear Lightweight Headset for Listening, Cycling, Hiking, Driving

Great value product comes well packaged with a soft pouch to protect the headset whilst not in use. Bought to allow my wife who is very deaf to enjoy listening to music again, a job it does very well. The headset is easy to use and easy to pair. The only drawbacks that the band is not very long it does not fit me at all but is perfect for my wife and the unit cannot be used whilst she has her hearing aids in as the band will not fit again this is no problem to her because of the way she will use them but may be an issue for some people. I do not know about the longevity of the product as it has not yet been used enough but it looks and feels well made. All in all an excellent product for the money especially when compared with some other sets which are more expensive and according to my wife the sound quality is no better.

Disclaimer: these are the only bone contact headphones I have tried to date.I've had these about a year and they are now pretty much broken, the plastic casing around the battery is cracked and although they still make sound I wouldn't wear them outside. That said, I have worn them almost every day for the past 12 months - for a £25 pair of headphones, that is about as much as I would expect.Sound quality is just ok, with very low bass frequencies and a somewhat "muffled" sound when compared to normal in-ear or on-ear headphones. Max volume is still fairly quiet, and in a noisy environment (such as cycling in traffic) you may struggle to hear audio, particularly at lower frequencies.I find them confortable to wear. I have a fairly wide head, and I did initially have some soreness around my ears after a few hours of wear. However, after wearing them in for a couple weeks this problem disappeared. They are great for outdoor use and work well with a cycling helmet. They do not interfere with my glasses.All in all this is a cheap pair of headphones, the cheapest bone contact 'phones I could find when I was looking for a pair to try last year. I do think I might try and get a more expensive pair now, as I do use them a lot and I'm interested in potentially better sound quality and hopefully more robust design. But as an entry-level bone contact heaphone these are pretty hard to argue with.

Is great with my talking satnav for blind people. I can also pair it with my iPhone 12 Minni at the same time and be able to hear what's around as they just rest on the cheek bones. They last a long time. I love the audio voice announcements when turned on or off, battery low, connected or disconnected and the beeps for volume up and down or for when siri is listening. Very good value for money! and comes with a lovely velvety case that can hold the cable as well. Hey siri still works without pressing the headphones. Brilliant as they automatically reconnect when turned back on. Also work with alexa Echo and Alexa Dot and another audio book reader called a Braille Sense.

I have had these just over a week now, having bought a "cheap" pair, to replace my Aftershockz Titanium bone conduction headphones, that would no longer hold a charge for a few minutes listening - they were just about 18 months old. Prior to that I had some Borophone bone conduction headphones, but the headband snapped.Having got through a couple of headphones in about 3 years, I decided not to spend too much on a new pair...I have to say the immediate impression was that these were lighter than the previous headphones, and more comfortable. Some have mentioned that they are small on the head - with what I would consider is probably a pretty standard to large sized head, I would say they fit fine.Then I connected to Bluetooth and the sound quality was much better in my view, than the previous headphones I have had. I use them for podcasts and audio books, rather than music, and the sound is very good. No complaints there.The single button for volume, I thought might be a pain - but it is actually easier than the two buttons on the Aftershockz - simply because on the Aftershockz, the buttons are fairly flush, and often I would press the wrong one (as they are next to each other) to increase volume etc.On these new ones, the single button is slightly proud - so readily found, and it seems to work well with a single press to increase volume, and double press to reduce. It does mean that if you want to increase the volume a lot, you need to make a series of single presses, with a second in between - but you need that really to test the new volume.The battery life seems good, as does the Bluetooth range - from my computer, in my ground floor lounge, I have managed to still receive signal two floors above in my bedroom as well as I did with the Aftershocz, with just occasional dropping of signal.So I have been very impressed so far with these headphones.I cannot say how long they will last, but at about half the cost of the aftershockz, I paid about £35.00 for these, if they only last a year, I will be pleased with them in comparison with the Aftershockz.Hopefully they will last longer.

Used once, worked well, went to use them for my next run and they didn’t work - annoying, assumed they’d run out of battery. Plugged in to charge; nothing happened. Left it a couple of days tried to charge again, light on this time so assumed all good, however since then they’ve not worked at all. Total waste of money. Couldn’t be bothered with the fuss of posting them back so they’ve gone in the bin after one use. Very disappointed. Buy cheap, buy twice.

For the price it's pretty good. The fit is nice and surprisingly there is some punch in the bass with these. Connected to my mobile and PC fine with bluetooth and have lasted almost 7 hours so far before I had to recharge it. The critique I have for them is a big one in my opinion and may be a deal breaker. The band isn't tight enough, these are BONE conduction headphones meaning they'll actually sound better the more pressure against the bone is. As of now they sit on your skin and vibrate pretty bad, but apply some pressure and the vibration goes and the sound is much better.

Todo esta muy bien y es lo que esperaba, lo único que le agregaría (Es decir, no es quejas sino sugerencia) es que debería haber alguna forma de saber que cantidad de batería le queda.

Disclaimer: I'm old and my hearing has faded. For context, i tried an $11 pair of wireless earbuds thinking they might be as good a deal as these bone conductor earphones. The $11 pair were not: very tinny and cheap-sounding. These bone conductor earphones let me listen to music but still be able to hear external sounds, especially while biking. These earphones let me hear the traffic around me and hear my wife when we're sitting on the couch surfing our own little Internet environments. It took several days to get used to the negligible pressure. One drawback is that the charging logic apparently requires manually disconnecting them when they have recharged to avoid "over charging" them. I set a timer for 2 hours. The other drawback is that they are tad annoying to reconnect to alternate devices other than the 1st, primary device, but come on: $21.39. That's only 2 big sandwiches at a drive-through.

Es mejor en cara delgada, ya que si estás cara redonda molestan un poco

Une fois qu'on a compris comment le positionner, on en peut plus s'en passer ! En effet, il permet d'écouter son "son" (musique, série, film, podcast, ...) sans être couper de l'extérieur. C'est utile notamment quand on marche dans la rue (pour la sécurité).Le micro fonctionne aussi très bien et la batterie tient suffisamment longtemps.Très facile à connecter par ailleurs avec le smartphone ou l'ordinateur.

Lo único que considero menos cómodo es lo que pasa por la nuca a la hora de apoyar la cabeza, pero son muy cómodos al no tener que introducirlos dentro del oido.Se oyen genial, con la ventaja que oyes muy bien lo que tengas que escuchar a través de ellos y no te aislan del resto que te rodea.