Review on 🎧 Red Tayogo Bone Conduction Headphones with Built-in Microphone - Bluetooth Open Ear Wireless Earphones for Running, Sports, Fitness by Brandon Show

If you buy bone conduction headphones, you should buy them. I tried three different bone conduction headphones. One was about eight times the price of this one. They were the cheapest of the three and as far as I know the best. The third time is nice, they say. These are the only ones of the three that are comfortable enough to wear for long periods of time. They are the only ones that go well with reading or sunglasses. They don't slip or slip like the other two when worn. These are the best of the three I've tried! Pros: I have very sensitive hearing. Because of this, I've never been a huge fan of headphones. This is the perfect solution because they don't get in my ears, they get close. I can listen to a book on tape while driving my car or RV, but I still hear all the street noise and tune into the road. around me. Easy to pair with devices. You can adjust the volume and change tracks via the headphones. Disadvantages: The control buttons each have at least two functions. They are all arranged in a row over a space about 1 inch long. If you press the wrong button or press it incorrectly, you'll have to start over. The control buttons are very close together. I keep pressing the wrong button when trying to adjust the volume. There's a learning curve of sorts. The more you use them, the less an objection counts. You gradually get used to how they fit, feel and function. I love her and would happily recommend her to friends and family. They make great gifts. Enjoy!