🎧 Smalody Bone Conduction Headphones - Lightweight Wireless Open-Ear Headset: Perfect for Workouts and Running, Sweat Resistant, Built-in Mic Earbud Headphones in Stylish Black Review

This is my first experience with bone conduction headphones. Overall I like the concept and they seem to work reasonably well, but I feel their price is higher than the value they offer. In general, they work moderately well. I use them for very long runs where it's important for me to hear what's going on around me. Normally when I turn them on, the phone recognizes them and connects to them within 10 seconds. It has basic functions including pause/play, answer/reject calls, volume control and

This has by far the best range, clarity and stability of any Bluetooth speaker I've owned. The sound is just fine, but honestly I like it when my music is really loud. And I just don't think that can be achieved with bone conduction technology. I rate this 5 stars because I believe they do exactly what they say they do and maybe even a little bit more than what they promise. I also had Zungle sunglasses and their volume was also an issue. So I think my problem is with the environment, not the…

Excellent headphones! They work very well in my situation. I am a mother of 5 and just got back to school to get PharmD. I need to be able to hear the presentation and my young children at the same time and this allows for just that. My only complaint is that the headphones came with minimal English instructions and a set of ear tips - I didn't know what they were for because they were not mentioned at all in the instructions or in the accessories. I figured it out quickly, but a little guide…

The H15 wireless headphones are really good. I was specifically looking for running headphones. They are light, strong and fit well around the neck and ears. The features are pretty cool. You can answer the phone and speak calmly. You can also access your phone assistant like Siri. With a touch of the earbud you can stop playback, increase or decrease the volume. Best of all: the headphones are not directly in the ear. This allows you to better hear other sounds around you, such as approaching…

I often see them advertised for sports like cycling. To be honest you should only choose them if you have to. Sound quality is satisfactory, but "more bass" than no bass doesn't mean much. Bass is almost non-existent in most music. Understandable given the technology. There are much better options for sports. Buy headphones with Transparency/Ambient mode. Who can vote? Just a few thoughts: Do you have problems with your ears preventing you from putting anything inside? Got it. Is there a law in