Review on 🎧 Ralyin Open Ear Bone Conduction Headphones Bluetooth: 8G Memory/Mic, Sweatproof Sport Earphones for Working, Running, Driving by Carlos Massey

There are many features that are just plain annoying. I also got them for $10 so I wasn't expecting anything amazing. If I was to spend $30 on them they would get 2 stars at best. The main disadvantages are as follows: - The earhook is too bulky, so it is not easy to put it on the ear. - There are too many buttons on the headphone. Headphones. It would make sense to only have the volume on the right earphone. Power off button - just press it and it turns off. It's not like "press and hold for 3 seconds", so it's all too easy to turn off your headphones when you don't want to. I honestly think they thought it was an added benefit since many other companies only have one button that you can press three different ways to do something else. However, when I have to wear these things for weeks just to get comfortable, what they don't understand is that the bluetooth headphone market is made up of people who have half a dozen different headphones that they keep in different places just for the sake of it to select them. is running. All should have similar characteristics. Because these headphones are so different from my other Bluetooth headphones, they're in my Use Even cart. The supplied rubber clip does not fit the cable because the cable is too thick. Looks like they bought a universal cable but didn't account for the difference in cable size. It is useless and inefficient because there is a downside. The cable is probably about 3 to 4 inches longer than most Bluetooth headphones, so there's a lot of movement when you run. If you can get them for $10 and are so short on cash then why not buy them, but you don't have to save $5 for something that will annoy you more than anything else.