🎧 LEAGLEE Lightweight Open Ear Wireless Headphones with Bluetooth 5.0 - Perfect for Sports, Workouts, and Outdoor Activities Review

The volume doesn't go all the way up, so when there's noise around you you can't hear what's playing in the headphones. But if you're in a quiet place, they're good and sound good. Another thing I didn't like is that they don't stay in place when you wear glasses and when you wear them you expect your ear to really hurt. Forget trying to wear a mask in this equation.

LEAGLEE Open-Ear Wireless Headphones with Mic Air Conduction Bluetooth 5.0 Sports Headset (ASIN: B08TZTLRTS)❌ Poor sound quality: no bass and noise like a Listener, which is located just behind the ear that it is. ❌ Poor Bluetooth implementation: audio artifacts (warbling, hissing) when using a microphone or listening to music. ❌ When you sit on a high-back sofa and press your head against the sofa. , the rear cable pushes the headset forward and is uncomfortable. ❌ Low volume even at 100%. ✅…

Considering how cheap these bone conduction headphones are, it's hard to fault them. I ordered them to make phone calls, not listen to music. Call quality is okay, not as crisp and clear as other more expensive outdoor headphones, but definitely good enough for a regular phone call. Will I use them for business calls or something like that? Absolutely not. The connection quality does not match such scenarios. No matter how you call friends or whatever, the calls are good enough and get the job…

I ordered these headphones for three reasons: 1. Those times when I want to be able to listen to a noise and still be aware of my surroundings or hear my name called, such as B. when cycling, walking, exercising2. Listen to audio books, watch TV, films, etc. without disturbing others I3. Complete virtual classes and any activity that requires hours of focus and commitment without pain or ear deafness. some time before I feel uncomfortable. So I was happy to get this set because I can even lie…

I like to run outdoors 3 or 4 times a week and have tried quite a few different types of headsets. Some fit in the ear and cut out all external noise, while others are more like earbuds that still allow me to hear some of what's going on around me. They all fit in their own way and promise to stay in place as you run. I've had mixed success. These headphones do something really unique and if you can get past their very mediocre sound quality you can open your ears to everything around you…