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Love these alot. The tension on them is a lot stronger than it appears in the video's. They have lasted almost a week - 10 days ( I use them with my tablet as I am resting in bed). Sound quality is pretty good, I'd give it a 8.7. I can feel that they are getting somewhat more flexible, so I'm gonna keep them.

I have cookie bite hearing loss and also very small ear canals, so I have trouble with most headphones for a number of reasons. I have a pair of Aftershokz bone conduction headphones that I would have loved if they fit me better, but they are always an aggravation anytime I'm leaning back in my recliner because of the way they wrap around the back of my head.I love that these slide over your outer ear and stay put, no matter how much you move around, and the bone conduction works very well for me. These seem optimized for the mid-range, which is where I have the worst hearing loss. My ears, as small as they are, however, have cartilage ridges a little too thick in most places for these ear pieces so I have to look in the mirror to find the only place they'll slide on. Once they are on, though, and I've gotten them adjusted into the sweet spot, I don't even feel them...until I've been wearing them a few hours, at which point they hurt.I only wish that these didn't cut out so much. If I walk into another room, even if I'm listening to something on my phone in my pocket, connected by bluetooth, some kind of interference happens and it will cut out. I don't know if it's wiring in the walls, interference from appliances, or what, but it's annoying. As long as I stay seated in my room, not moving, the sound is very clear and consistent.The instructions suggest that you can answer the phone, reject phone calls, increase and decrease the volume, wake up the voice assistant, and switch (whatever that means). I haven't been able to get any of these buttons to work, but it's possible I'm not understanding exactly what I'm supposed to be touching to get these features to work. The type for the English instructions is extremely tiny and hard to read. If I keep my hands away from the headphones and just use them to listen to podcasts or music, driving the action from my phone and not from the ear pieces, they are perfect for me.

I really like the design of these, however I can barely hear the caller even on max volume. Music doesn’t seem to be an issue but I don’t really listen to that very loud most of the time, the bass is not there at all when wearing. Now this could just be my ear and the way they sit on me that I have an issue hearing because when I move them around (they only fit my ear in one spot comfortably) I can hear much better but then they squeeze my ear in wards and there is no way to lengthen them, only to spread them apart for fat lobes (I hope that makes sense).They charge pretty quickly and last a solid 3 hours of listening to music, they may last longer that was just the longest amount of time I used them.Another issue I had with these was the button, every time I barely touched the device it would turn the music on/off, wiping sweat off my neck etc.They are very lightweight and I do tend to forget I am wearing them.

These earbuds work. They have okay audio quality, it's a bit quiet and with a muted range but they're largely fine. They have a host of problems.These are not bone conduction earphones, they're just regular old speakers, they pipe audio out of a small hole on the smaller of the two lobes.They're so small only those with the smallest ears need apply, they will NOT fit an adult man's ears, and forcing them on for testing purposes has left me with red, raw ears where they were CLAMPED on. Their '98% of people' claim is nonsense.There is no way to differentiate which is the left or which is the right earphone, I think this is because all markings are hidden under some black silicone covers, I don't know if they can come off and survive as tightly as they're bound on. These covers collect every single dead skin cells that come near them, most of which they'll probably abrade off while trying to force the earpieces on.Most devices I tried to pair them with refused a connection, only my PC would allow connection. As said, the audio quality WAS fine, but quiet even at full volume, however, no microphone was detected.All in all these are very disappointing. They may be fine for those with very small ears who are looking for open air earbuds or something, but they aren't appropriate for larger people.

I absolutely love these earbuds! Unlike other bone conduction headphones with the band behind, and over the ear loops, these are literally leave in and forget them, even if you wear glasses. The case shows the charge level, which is helpful so you don't leave the house without a full charge, and can be topped via any USB-C cable.They are a bit tricky the first time you "clip" them on your ears, but once you get the hang of it, it is effortless. My ears are very sensitive to typical earbuds that hurt and these do not pinch or cause any discomfort whatsoever.The sound is crisp and well rounded (I tested with Spotify, and liked the "Dance" equalizer the best) and call answering works great, and mic function exceeded my expectations. While you can hear the sound from these, someone sitting next to you cannot, so they would be great in any public setting, especially when you need to still be aware of your surroundings, as they don't offer noise-cancelling.While I cannot distinguish which is right or left, they are interchangeable, the only difference is which advances forward or backward with the double-tap. I will mark one at a later point, but at present, this isn't an issue.If you have found other earbuds uncomfortable or bulky, these might just be the perfect solution for you, too!