DYCROL Bone Conduction Headphones, Wireless Bluetooth 5.0 Open Ear Headphones Built-in 8G Memory IP68 Waterproof Sports for Workout, Running, Hiking, Cycling, Swimming and More Activities, Black

We may have different opinions as to malware, but here's mine:On this mp3 play came two songs:Connie Talbot - Count on meLadytron - VelcroiferoI immediately deleted them, and assumed I was sent another used pair of headphones that Amazon has repackaged and sent back out for sale. But no! I went to test what music I had put on on the headset, and these songs re-appeared, at the tail end of the playlist. That's called malware. It's also forcing you to listen to music that you don't own the license to and have not paid for. There are legal ramifications for that.I literally am unable to take the music off, despite having deleted it. I am peering under the hood at the software to figure out if there's a fix. Even if there is, it won't be easy AT ALL. Reformatting the internal card does nothing.If that doesn't bother you, that's cool.But here are some other things that will likely upset you:- This product can induce migraines and headaches almost instantaneously.- This product does not allow you to re-arrange your music or put it in any particular order.- This product contains latex.- This product has an irreplaceable cable that is 18" long and is proprietary to this product, meaning you wont find it for sale anywhere. If you lose or break the cable, that's it. You're done.- This listing boasts 8+ hour battery life but the actual battery life listed in the instruction manual is 6 hours at 65% volume.- The sound hurts your ears.- After plugging in the mp3 player it asked for permissions to "view the finder". It was sus and so I shut that down.The controls are minimalist and annoying at best. There's only 3 buttons. That means you have to:- Increase the volume by pressing - slowly. And not hold onto it down. It's very slow to respond. So lowering the volume could take ten seconds or so.- Decrease the volume by clicking + (same issues as above)I AM NOT JOKING. You have to use the - to turn the music UP and the + to turn the music DOWN. This is literally what the instructions say/how to do it. These are not typos!Additionally, to get into MP3 mode you must:- double tap the power button. It requires such a rapid input that people who are older, have disabilities, & do things slower than a person who plays video games all the time OR if the user struggles with electronics will have a hard time.Here's some more information about how to use the player:To change the song:- To skip to the next song, you have to hold the plus button. It takes forever.- To go back to the last song, you have to press the back button and hold it. It also takes forever. Going through ten songs takes about 30 seconds.To return to bluetooth mode (it's initial state) you must:- press and hold the power button for one second. It's actually a very precise measurement and if you don't do an actual second the controls will register it as something else.I could list out the controls for the Bluetooth talking stuff, but it's just not worth it.The sound quality isn't great, it isn't terrible. The headset presses into your head instead of resting on the ears. It hurts. It hurts even if you don't have migraine triggers. For reference: I wear an XL helmet for men. So this product might not work at all if you're a medium or small.This headset does not support all traditional file formats. IF you have a mac, it is likely that most of your music wont work at all. Here are the formats that are supported:.MP3, .WMA, .APE, .FLACSo if your music isn't in that formats, it won't work at all.Also, I question what some of the instructions mean. All of these instructions are sic, or verbatim to their text:- If not used for a long time, Please at least once a month full of electricity- Please wipe the water on the surface of the headset after each movement, Especially the charging port, To deal clean in time to prevent port, Affecting the life of the charging port, Affecting the life of the product.- Keep the product away from fire, Heat, Freezing sources, Chemicals, Violent impact disassembly and extrusion of products are strictly prohibited.Anyway, I can't recommend buying these headphones. At all.

If you wear hearing aids, ear buds and on ear headphones are not an option. I got these to try, and they worked well. They are definitely waterproof, and I wear them in the shower and while working out. The sound quality is just okay, but there are not a lot of options for people with hearing aids.

In certain environments where personal audio are not normally permitted, this device is sometimes is permitted, because this device allows one to safely enjoy ones audio preferences and still be connected in the work area without distraction.

I love the battery life and they are loud enough for a factory setting.The only problem I have is I have a small face so they rest weird on my ears and by the end of the day they are a little sore

Most of the issues I have experienced surround the overall fitment and lack of adjustability with the headphones. For someone who may be larger or doesn't read Chinese - serious lack of good docs or user guide in English - this product may present undesired results. I would purchase again IF they were adjustable or were available in sizes.

Sound better than the shotz I had and half the price. Don't try to compare these to regular headphones. These are so you can listen to tunes but still hear what's going around you. Important if your on a bicycle. I can listen to tunes and still hold a conversation. If I compare them to shotz they're*****

Although these headphone’s are a better alternative for your hearing, in my line of work it’s not so great. I work in a automotive shop, and it’s very loud. When I’m on a call I could barely hear the other person on the line. For some these headphones are great but not for everyone

Works very well for my needs.