Jumpeak Bone Conduction Headphones, Upgrade Open-Ear Wireless Headphones

I got these after seeing my brothers bone conducting headphones.I wanted a pair to try out and see if they were as good as I'd seen, but didn't want to spend loads given Ill only use these for sporadic commuting.Overall they're good considering the priceDefinitely feels like they're designed for people with slightly wider skulls than mine, because I struggled to get the pads in direct contact.The sound quality is alright, doesn't work so well if you're on the tube as it's still got to be really loud, however it works efficiently for cycling.I'm giving 4-5 stars just because for the cost compared to all the expensive £150 pairs, I thought this did ok job as a entry pair.If you're expecting amazing audio quality these aren't for you, but if you want to be able to listen to podcasts whilst cycling and still hearing traffic, these will work.

Arrived quickly and came well packaged.Very easy to power on and pair with my Pixel 6. Instructions were also included.They fit well and are very comfortable. The sound quality was the big surprise, considering it was bone conducting, it was extremely clear with good bass.For the price, these are outstanding headphones and compare well with the leading brands. Usually you'd have to pay around £100 for quality like this.

Very poor audio quality and very low volume, product quality in general is low quality, very bad experience, one of the two earphones sometimes works and sometimes doesn't, don't buy it, save your time!

Sound quality is very good. It’s easy to install and easy to use. Slick design is quite good rather than the bulky one. Good battery life. Excellent value for money.