Trcode Bone Conduction Headphones Bluetooth: Open Ear Lightweight Stereo Hands-Free Z8 Sport 🎧 Bone Conduction Headphones Wireless with Microphone – Black Grey: Perfect for Music Listening and Running Review

It serves its purpose by allowing you to listen to music and still hear what's going on around you. The only real downside is that the sound quality is nowhere near as good as with headphones. Other than that, they're not bad.

Due to the constant disconnections of the Bluetooth connection, this is not suitable for me. It should be Bluetooth 5.0. I have other Bluetooth headphones that don't have these issues, so it's not my phone. The sound quality and comfort of these bone conduction headphones are okay. Sit or not move, the connection was fine. But when I move it or put it in my pocket, it keeps losing connection. This is my second pair as I sent the first pair back as defective. I cannot recommend these. There has…

I have had many bone conduction headphones and this is the best value for money. Sounds great and their battery lasts twice as long as my previous pair. I've been using it continuously for over 8 hours! My last pair broke because my head needs to be a little big, but this one is flexible enough for big heads and should still fit small ones just fine. She must have a microphone. and also because I can use it to make normal calls. I listen to music, watch TV and make phone calls and my ears are…

I don't like earphones so I gave them a try. They sit directly in front of the ear canal, so nothing gets into the ear. They feel relatively comfortable as the group is quite flexible. The controls are decent, the only thing missing is the forward/backward option to control the music. They aren't difficult either. So far they work better than I thought as the price was low and I expected poor quality. I connected them to two phones (work and home). I can take calls on either phone and then…

This was my first experience with this interesting new bone conduction headphone technology. I was excited to test out this technology, which bypasses the usual method of creating sound waves in the air that reach the eardrum and instead directs vibrations through the bones in your head, straight to your auditory bones. But that's not the case at all with these headphones. They're just little speakers that you wear near your ear and create sound waves in the air the old-fashioned way. Even at a

New headphones of this kind, glad to try them. However, after 3 uses they stopped turning on. The instruction manual is a joke as it explains the warranty information but no contact information. To guarantee there is a form to fill out but nowhere to submit it. This is a poorly done plagiarism of the overall design. Now the overall bone conduction concept is decent, it allows you to hear your surroundings while you run. However, this also means that the noises around you will drown out your…

I've used all types of headphones, mostly in-ears, but there's a price I pay for amazing sound with headphones and headphones pay, and that is deafness. Like many others, I love the full range of sound and bass that headphones offer, but my ears get sore, hot, sweaty and my eardrums pounding from listening to music most of the day. I also wear a headset at work most of the day, which puts extra strain on my ears. Bone conduction is a very different experience that doesn't give me the full range

I've never had such headphones. They conduct sound through the bony structure on the outside of the ear. The effect is that you can hear the surround sound while listening to audio. The benefits are undeniable - drive and hear the car behind you, hear audio, and be able to hear someone speaking to you. With these headphones, you can do just that. They are comfortable, sit on the back of the neck and the padding is pressed lightly against the head just in front of the ears. This allows them to…