ALOVA Bluetooth Headphones with Mic, Open Ear Headphones Bluetooth 5.0 Sport Headset Waterproof IPX5 Ultra-Lightweight 18 Grams 6D Sound HD Phone Call (Black)

First of all, these aren't bone conduction headphones. They're a little misleading there, implying that the headphones are, while saying (in the small print) that they're not. So, they do tell you this isn't a conductive set, while also simultaneously claiming to be a set indirectly. They're overear speakers that direct the sound into your ear, so we're clear about that.However, they're okay for what they are.Sound quality:* Sound quality is okay. Obviously it's not as rich and complex sounding as an in-ear set would have been, but I can forgive that, seeing as they are what they are. Your music will sound like your music, if you were listening from the next room. It isn't exactly tinny, but unless your volume is up high enough, you won't get "true" sound. Once your volume is up that high, however, everyone around you can hear it, too. So, not great there. The most difficult thing for me, personally, is that they click. When I'm paired and connected to something, instead of just being quiet and not making any sound, it's like they wake up whenever I move my cellphone screen and decide to start clicking. I don't have to be watching any video or listening to music, but they start clicking rhythmically in the background. Clikclikclikclik repeatedly, and it's extremely annoying to someone with sensory issues like I have. I've only worn them for a couple hours now and I'm already annoyed and thinking of sending them back. :/Battery life/Charging time: I have yet to do anything other than the original charge and they're still working. I'll come back and edit this after charging them a few times to let you know how they fair.Durability: I have bent these guys and dropped them and they're still ticking. Or should I say clicking? I'm impressed by how flexible they are.

I enjoy this headset. It's lightweight and doesn't feel bulky on my ears. I have small ears and often have issues with bluetooth devices not fitting (usually falling off). These fit comfortably and although the microphone sits lower than pictured, I have experienced no issues. The sound quality is great.I wish the battery life was a little longer. I listen to music while at work, and 6 hours just isn't enough to make it completely through the day. I'm actually considering buying a second headset to use while the other is charging. For someone using these for athletics, I imagine 6 hours is plenty.Do take note of other reviews pointing out issues with this device falling apart. I've had the microphone part come lose from the silver band on one ear, and I've had to super glue it back on. To me, that's not a huge issue, but may be an overall manufacturing problem.FYI, these aren't bone conducting headsets. Nowhere in the product description are these mentioned as being bone conducting. Bone conducting headphones use vibrations; these do not. They are simply open ear headphones, which is exactly how they are described and exactly what I needed them for. Listening to music all day with earbuds in my ears was causing a build up of fluid in my ears. So I needed something different. And it's great that I can enjoy music and still hear the office around me. So if someone approaches, I know they are there.

As somebody who enjoys having low profile headphones on to listen to podcasts as I go about my day, these headphones are great. They fit well with my bicycle helmet and I can hear other people/sounds around me as they don't plug my ears. I also like the fact that I've never had a problem from sweat or rain. Battery life is roughly as advertised and the interface is simple.Unfortunately, they barely fit because of my large hat size. The measured cable length between ear pieces is on the short side from the advertising (depending how they're measuring). This causes them to sit at an odd angle on my head. I believe that this is also part of the reason why the microphone is unusable for me. My daughter now uses them and is able to comfortably use the microphone. The comments about there being poor bass sound are true, so these should not be your first choice for if you care about audiophile sound reproduction.I'd pay a premium for an XL version of any bone conduction headphones, but so far it seems that all of them are on the small side to avoid excess wires at the back of the head.

I got this a few weeks ago but only opened it last week. The packaging of the headphones was strange but kept the product safe. Charging port for these headphones is micro usb and doesn't take long to charge. Pairing was a breeze, with no codes needed to pair with my iPhone 8.Overall, for what it is, it works fine. I did some research on these types of headphones and it's about par for the course. My experience wasn't bad, just different. It doesn't work like other types of headphones that I was used to because of the simple nature of the product itself. To transfer sound so you can "hear" it, you'll feel a faint fluttering sensation that I can only describe as percussive. It wasn't unpleasant, just different. In order for you to hear bass, you'll need to insert the included ear plugs. Otherwise, the bass would inexistent.So do your research first. There are a lot of video reviews online that you can watch to see if this is something you would like. I would definitely recommend this for someone who wants a new experience or needs to hear their surroundings while listening to music.

I mean ive seen people buy some of these for running and i wanted one to see what its all about. This item is okay. But for what i needed its useful. I work in a catering environment and as a cashier i wanted to listen to my own music whilst serving and this is useful.You wont get much basse form this device but for running purpose and having an open ear these are perfect!The Bluetooth is easy to pair and the light indicates but i was surprised with how well the sound travels to your ears.

I love these, so much better than in ear ones that constantly fall out of my ears. The Bly draw back is there is no volume control.

I thought that this was a bone transmission headphone, but it's not, there are small speakers in the headphones the sit outside your ears. The sound isn't super (not great bass) given the size of the speakers. However, they are great for running, as you can hear everything around you as you are running.

This is the most comfortable headphones I've ever owned. Not as loud as I want it for the gym but it works. It's durable because I throw it in my gym bag and it's never broken. For the price and quality I highly recommend buying.

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