sayrelances Bone Conduction Headphones Waterproof, IPX8 Swimming Headphones with MP3 Play 32G Memory, Bluetooth 5.3 Open Ear Sports Headphones with Night Light for Running Swimming Cycling Workout

I purchased the headphones as a replacement for an in ear MP3 player that I used for swimming laps. The music makes the hour in the pool go significantly faster. The bone contact thing is awesome and significantly more comfortable than the in ear version they replaced. You will be happier with the ear plugs in if you are using them for swimming. I don't swim with a swim cap because my head is too big, 7 7/8 hat size. The first time I used them I tried to figure out how to fit my goggle strap over them but that didn't work at all so I just put them on and they stayed in place. They lose contact when you push off from the wall for a second or two but other than that they work very well. I am very pleased with the upgrade. The battery life is exactly 3 hours. The recharge time is 2 hours or less. I have not used the MP3 feature only the Blue Tooth connectivity so far.

I tried several other Bluetooth headphones devices to listen to my iPhone. They all disconnect and keep disconnecting. I left my phone in the house near a window cause I had to charge it. This device allowed me to run the lawn mower all around my house for 2 hours. It didn’t disconnect once.It was comfortable and didn’t slide or shift-off once.I’ll try to update this once I wear them swimming and load music on it. But so far I’m impressed!!Yes I had to use the earplugs to hear better when the mower was running but that is a win win since I should be wearing sound protection and normally don’t.

Tal vez lo unico que podria mejorar es la calidad del microfono, pero en generar es un muy buen articulo.

They did what I expected and needed.

These sound absolutely great playing music, podcasts, etc. But, when you go to place a phone call or join a video call, the bluetooth just doesn't have enough bandwidth to continue delivering good quality audio to your ears. Especially on a computer, the quality drops to "telephone" quality - and I mean old school analog handset quality. That was good enough back in the day, but nowadays our ears are used to high quality audio on calls, and these don't deliver that. I also find that the configuration of the headband isn't the most comfortable. By design, it rests against the back of your neck when the transducers are in the correct location just in front of your ears. That means if you incline your head up, the band presses against the back of your neck and in turn pushes the transducers either forward away from your ears, or down. Either way, not very comfortable. Still, I've tried the 3 pairs of bone conduction headphones, and these by far have the best quality audio reproduction on playback. So if you're only looking to listen to music or podcasts, these may be exactly what you want.

I bought this headset 2 months ago to replace another brand I'd used for the last 2 years. I use it while swimming approximately 3 times per week for about an hour in each pool session. If you have earplugs in, these sound fantastic in the water. The highs are clearer than my former headset and the base is solid. They are so small and light that it's a challenge to keep them in place under my swim googles. I only use this headset in the MP3 Player mode while swimming. They were great and until today. I never had problems with the sound, then after few laps in, the right channel died, never to be heard again...I'm curious to see how well the manufacturer and seller assist folks that purchase this product. I've got my fingers crossed.

In memory card mode, the same song is played once and again and i don't have a way to play the other songs in the memory card.Is there some one to tell me what can i do to fix this issue?

So I have a couple of these bone conduction headphones now (and bone conduction glasses) This one is about the same as the other one I bought, but this one has an adjustable band which adds tension to the headset. It's weird, but the band actually reduces the pressure of the bone conduction pads.Soundwise, I think these are just fine. It's not the best quality, but it's acceptable. They are true bone conduction headphones, where if you put in ear plugs you can still hear the audio source (although this defeats the purpose of why most people use this technology. Likewise, if there is a lot of background noise the audio source won't be as prominent, and if listening to a podcast or something with spoken word, it might not be audible. However, the point of these headphones is that you remain aware of the surrounding environment.Comfort-wise, they're okay. Like I said earlier, the adjustment band does make a difference, but it does depend on the size of your head. So YMMV on this one. I tried the Shokz OpenRun series (it was a demo at SamsClub) and those seem to be very comfortable. I don't own a pair so I don't know how it feels to have those on for an extended period of time, but it does seem like you do pay for more comfort with the Shokz brand.

Der Kopfhörer hat einen bessere Tonqualität als erwartet. Das Gerät wurde hauptsächlich für Telefonate angeschafft und hat die Erwartungen voll erfüllt. Auf Grund der Übertragung durch Knochenschall kann man natürlich keinen Top Level Sound erwarten. Das Pairing war einfach schnell , auch wenn die Beschreibung sehr kurz gehalten ist. Der Tragekomfort ist gut , auch wie in meinem Fall für Brillenträger geeignet. Einziger kleiner Kritikpunkt ist die Platzierung der Bedienknöpfe, die an der Unterseite des Seitenteils zu finden sind. Für Brillenträger kann das etwas schwieriger werden. Ist aber mit etwas Eingewöhnung auch hinzukriegen. Daher nur 4 Sterne. Alles in allem ein gutes Preis Leistungsverhältniss.

Mit einem Ohr höre ich schlecht und trage deswegen ein Hörgerät.Bei den meisten preislich erschwinglichen Kopfhörern kann man die Lautstärke rechts und links nicht gut regeln.Man ist auch von der Umwelt abgeschottet, außer bei dem sehr teuren Kopfhörern.Ich habe diesen Kopfhörer zum Laufen bestellt.Ich bin mit der Klangqualität sehr zufrieden und höre durch die Knochenschallübertragung auf beiden Ohren die gleiche Lautstärke, ein schönes Gefühl.Gleichzeitig nehme ich meine Umwelt wahr, wie zum Beispiel den Verkehr oder die Mitmenschen.Da ich eine Brille trage drückt der Bügel mit der Zeit sehr stark, was unangenehm ist.Mal sehen, ob ich mir ağbimde schaffen kann.Fazit ist, die Knochenschallübertragung ist eine feine und sehr gute Sache🙂

Habe die Kopfhörer jetzt einige Monate genutzt und bin sehr zufrieden. Sehr bequem und super Klangqualität. Super zum joggen oder Fahrrad fahren da man die Umgebungsgeräusche mit bekommt. Bei sehr starken Straßenlärm versteht man logischerweise nichts mehr. Das sollte man aber wissen, wenn man solche Hörer benutzt.

Bin sehr zufrieden, allerdings ist die Beschreibung nur auf Englisch, von daher nur 4 Sterne

Die Kopfhörer sind ausgefallen und erfüllen voll und ganz ihren Zweck. Natürlich kann man für den Preis keinen mega-Sound erwarten, aber der Klang ist für mich völlig in Ordnung. Endlich kann ich spazieren gehen und höre nicht nur Musik, sondern auch meine Umgebung (z.B. Fußgänger + Autos).Der Sitz ist recht stramm am Kopf (eher etwas für kleine Köpfe) und gewöhnungsbedürftig.Für den Preis aber mehr als gut und empfehlenswert.