MOINGWireless Bone Conduction Headphones, Open Ear Sports Bluetooth Headset with Reflective Strips, Built-in Mic and IP56 Waterproof Certified for Workouts, Night Running, Cycling, Black (DG08)

I'm in a long-distance relationship, and I needed a better headset than my fancy Logitech noise-cancelling headset, which had this unfortunate "wire" tethering me to a two-meter radius of my laptop. Now, that's normally fine (thanks, pandemic!), but I sometimes like to get up and get a coffee while I'm busy uwu'ing my cutie pie. Moing Touchbone delivered!TL;DR --- totally worth it! A damn fine headset for a pretty good price. I've used it for 5-9 hours a day for the past month, and it's holding up beautifully.The sound quality is fair, but the microphone sensitivity is top-notch. She says "she can hear my thoughts". She heard the cat meowing outside my closed door (three meters away). I can whisper, and she'll hear my every word. She can hear my breathing. A mouse could fart in Atlanta, and she'd blame it on me. She can hear each individual neuron crackle in my brain as I try to explain to her that "no, it's just the headset is super sensitive". Big big plus!It's also pretty dang comfortable to wear; I sometimes forget it's on my head! The earpieces don't go into your ears, which helps for all-day wear. It hangs off my earlobes nicely and makes me look like a futuristic cyborg. It's stable enough to not fall off my head while running, too. I can wear it in the shower without worrying about it shorting out. I wouldn't immerse it in water, but I'm not afraid to get rained on. As I'm in Florida, I can personally attest to its sweat-proofness.The bone-conduction aspect is pretty dang cool, since I can even use it while it's sitting around my neck, though, for best results, I find resting the earpieces on the temples or zygomaticus gives the best sound quality. Bluetooth connectivity is quick and trouble-free, at least with my Nokia 7.1. Battery life is as advertised: I once made it to 8.5 hours (listening only) before I got a "battery low" warning, and I routinely hold 6+-hour two-way conversations with the aforementioned cutie pie.WARNING: other people can hear what she's saying! These don't block sound.Only downside: if you wear the earpieces pressing up against your tragus and put it at maximum volume, it tickles. I guess some folks are into that, so your mileage may vary. Also, the battery meter on your phone or computer's Bluetooth indicatory may be a bit inaccurate: it seems to only have "10%" and "100%". It disconnects if you plug a charging cable into it, but you can reconnect and use it while charging just fine.

This is my second pair of this brand. Dropped other in pool while removing. Definitely not water proof. The audio works well at a distance from source. Charge fast and hold charge well.

I really enjoy this headset. I replaced an other one and the sound quality is much better than the original. There are two things about the headset I find annoying.1. There are times when you have the device connected to one device and you try to connect it with a second it sends some kind of message that the device must be forgotten and then you have to reconnect to the second device.2. When you do have two devices connected you constantly hear “connect, disconnect; connect disconnect” over and over again.I can live with these things but they are annoying.But other than these two problems this is a great pair of bone conduction headset that I would recommend to anyone. I like them best of all because my ears are open and I can drive and still hear the things around me. Keep up the great work. Remove these two problems with your devices and they would be almost perfect. They rank up there with a few much higher priced devices and the sound may even be better than some of them.

TL;DR : These headphones barely last a week with constant use (listening to music). Do not buy.The TouchBone DG08 was my first pair of bone conduction headphones, purchased so I could listen to music at work; a noisy plant with lots of heavy machinery rolling around. Several of my co-workers use and recommend bone conduction headphones, as they’re sweat-resistant and allow one to hear their surroundings.I work 8-12hr shifts, six days a week, and would use the headphones to listen to music. I absolutely loved them and was recommending them to everyone.The first TouchBone DG08 I got lasted maybe a week. I was adjusting the volume and with a bzzt it died, and no amount of charging could get it to turn back on, or connected to my phone.I returned the pair and got a replacement. Used them for a week, then same thing happened. Either these headphones just aren’t built for extended use, or there’s some flaw with the volume button that shorts out the whole thing.I really loved these headphones, and am quite sad that I’m once again returning them. In case MOING actually looks at Reviews, I'm going to include the rest below.--I chose TouchBone DG08 due to the advertised battery life, being in the middling price-range, and none of the negative reviews alarmed me.Set-up and use was simple. Three buttons: Power/Volume Up, Volume Down, and the 'Action' button which did everything from Pause/Play (music), Answer/Hang-up (call), and Skip Forward/Back (music).The headphones are programmed with a female voice that announces actions like "Power On/Off" and "Connecting/Connected". The headphones would also ‘beep’ to indicate that the volume could no longer be increased.Size: Despite my concern, these headphones were comfortable despite my small head. They would also stay in place for hours of heavy labor. Only complaint is how the band would catch on the collars of my shirts.Sound/Volume: I enjoyed never suffering painfully loud audio, which is a constant problem I have with traditional headphones. No matter how loud I turned the volume, it never hurt.I was disappointed to find that, when driving, the headphones could never get loud enough to be clearly heard.Battery: Significantly better than advertised. I stopped bring the charger to work because I never needed it, despite constantly listening to music for 8-12hrs a day, six days a week.