Review on 🎧 YouthWhisper Bone Conduction Headphones Bluetooth - Wireless Open-Ear Headset: Lightweight, Sweat-Proof, & Green by Ricardo Ware

Absolute rubbish. When you look at many of these types of headsets, it is obvious that they are all made by the same retailer, they just have different brand names on them. I bought two kits, AKEN and YouthWhisper, both distributed/sold by Athlesiure Lifestyle. The sound quality for music is terrible. You have to turn up the volume to hear the music or physically press the device against your temples to hear it. As for its use with phone calls. Garbage. I paired both devices with my phone and my wife's phone (both Samsung G10 models). You can hear the other person speaking, with about the same volume problems as with music. But the person on the other end can't hear you at all. Just distorted sounds like talking underwater. I also connected them to my stepson's iPhone. Exactly the same results. I'm sure it's not operator error. A few years ago I bought a Genso set. They worked great. They still do, but only from long use, broken in several places just because of the plastic parts. Unfortunately, Revain no longer has this item. So I chose them based on the reviews. The only reason I didn't return it was someone threw away the packaging before I had a chance to test it. So now I'm not stuck at 1 but at 2 Bluetooth speakers sounding, the music is coming from across the yard and not upside down. When buying new electronics, this is unfortunately a disadvantage of ordering online. You cannot test them for quality before buying. It seems to be a different trend at Revain, they sell 30 different brands, but the product itself, if you bother to stick it back, it all comes from the same factory in China (EKEN) and then different brands just get attached to it and then sold through hundreds of different online companies and in fact they all represent the same product. I just bought the AfterShokz set. We'll see how they work. But I chose YouthWhisper and EKEN because of the low price and what can I say, I got what I paid for. Quality sometimes costs a lot, but sometimes it pays off in the long run.