Eixpdaye Bone Conduction Headphones Bluetooth 5.3 Open-Ear Headphones Waterproof 8 Hours Long Battery Life Wireless Earphones with Mic Headset for Running, Cycling, Driving, Sports, and Fitness

I wear an XL hat size, and I was concerned that this headset might be a bit small for me. It does reach around the back of my neck and the 2 functional pieces on each side still straddle my ear, mostly with pretty good comfort. I've worn them alone and under a hat, and with sunglasses, and they work fine. I do not wear the ear plugs, as that seems silly for how I use them. Overall I find them useful and comfortable. The bluetooth functions work quickly and I have no complaints about them at all. I do chuckle when the voice announces Power On with an Asian accent, however. What the heck, they are made in China.

I had hopes for this product and looked forward giving it a try. I especially wanted to check out this "bone conduction" technology. First off, my main complaint is that bone conduction sucks donkey balls. The literature says that you can wear earplugs and still hear music through your bones. Well, you can't. It is ridiculous to say that you can wear earplugs and still hear anything but extremely low-quality sound.However, I give this product 4 stars because these are above average quality for the price. I paid $40 and they do phone calls pretty well. Cheaper options do not handle phone calls. This was important to me because I hate holding the phone to my ear and hands-free only works sometimes. I can connect them to my PC and my phone at the same time. I can be watching Netflix and answer a phone call if one comes in. It pauses the audio from the PC and lets you decide if you want to take the call or send it to VM. Then the Audio from the PC resumes automatically when you hang up or reject the call. It also manages where your audio is coming from. If you are watching Netflix on your PC, it plays that audio. If you turn off Netflix and start listening to music on your phone, it automatically detects that and switches to that audio (music) on your phone.You can best hear audio through this headset if the speakers are right over the ear canal. As with any headset of this type, You are hard-pressed to get enough sound out of them in noisy areas. If you have a noisy air conditioner in the background, you will probably not be able to hear audio from your PC (like while watching Netflix) and it will be hard to hear people on the phone. Music will be OK as long as you do not expect solid volume. Volume will be an issue with any headset of this type. Sound quality is OK. No bass and no highs.I have been wearing this headset for a couple of hours now and I think I could wear them for many more with very little discomfort. This headset is very light. They push up against the front of the ear slightly if you are wearing them over the ear canal.I have a month to figure out if I want to keep them. For the price, I think they will be useful in low-noise environments, but I also have a noisy air conditioner in the summer and they will not be useful in that environment. For $40 I might keep them. I prefer more solid volume, bass, and highs. I would need an in-the-ear option to get more volume. Unfortunately, corded headsets are no longer an option with today's mobile phones, but there are earbuds that offer greater volume, bass, and highs if that is needed. In-the- ear ear buds can have the tendency to fall out and can be uncomfortable.

There is no bone conduction with these headset. You have to have the earpieces in line with your ear canal to work. The Bass vibrates a lot, so good for audio without a heavy bass track. The audio is good and it does an excellent job directing the sound so that it doesn't disturb others, but they are bone conduction.Decent quality head phones for the price.

I have been using bone-conduction earphones for about 2 years for audio books while exercising daily. I had 3 pairs of most expensive brand which have every good sound quality , but die after a few months of use. I returned 2 for exchange, same problem. The last one died last month, returns used to be easy, now online circular click-throughs so I'll call. Thats the back story on these EIXPDAYE phones. Less than $35, thought Id give a try.I wear them daily for 1-2 hours, outdoors walking, hiking or running. They are comfortable, a little bunker than the other brand, but the way the over-ear ray sits, it allows room for sunglass temple arms--thin Ray Bans--, and a baseball cap or ski hat: no pressure points. Compared to other brand, it seems easier to get to a volume that I can feel some vibration. My guess is this is due to bulkier design, no vibration at normal volumes. With audio books I never get that. I expect with music it might be a problem especially outdoors.They pair with iPhone quickly, can answer calls by touch button, the mic picks up my voice and had no complaints on quality even in moderate wind. Battery is something like a 2 week charge at my 2 hours a day use.A few technical points: these work by bypassing your tympanic membrane and vibrating the ciliary bodies in the middle ear. This means you can clearly hear the environment--traffic, people and so on. This is a safety feature in that you know what's going on around you. Cars in my neighborhood are about 50% quiet electric or hybrids and there many electric bicyclest too--they sneak up if not careful. Interestingly, my ears become more sensitive to the sound in the first 10 or so minutes so I start reducing volume because I hear the sound better, but this makes loud environmental sounds like delivery trucks or pick ups with headers and any gardening engines drown-out the phones a bit. I usually pop-up volume a bit until loud noises pass.If for books and phone, I highly recommend this product. If you are a audiophile, research the mechanism and blurbs on the more expensive sets. The technology is very good. Caution on durability.

Sound quality is great and works as described. I only have one issue, the pad on the bone conduction headpiece can off within the first couple of days. Unit still works, just not as comfortable as it was initially.If normal headsets bothers your ears like mine did, I recommend using these, works well for those that can't stand regular ear covering headsets. Connects to blue tooth easily! NBG

These are really quite the great find. I find them excellent for during the day listening as well as at the gym (where depending on the volume of gym goers, I will use the blue ear plugs)They are quite user friendly and fit comfortably for hours on end.The built in speaker functions rather well and with good effect.The only issue I have is sometimes the headphones will disconnect. Not sure if it's because of my phone but overall it's a minor issue.