SHOKZ OpenMove - Open-Ear Bluetooth Sport Headphones, Bone Conduction Wireless Earphones, Sweatproof for Running and Workouts, with Sticker Pack, GreyCarbonfree Certified

The SHOKZ OpenMove - Open-Ear Bluetooth Sport Headphones, Bone Conduction Wireless Earphones are great. Nice, clear and quality sound. I am very impressed with this headset, and I recommend it. It's does not go into the ear, so you can hear the sound around you. This is great and safe when you are walking, or at the gym. This is a good fine, and they are a bargain when you find them on sale.

The size is perfect for portability and does not take up much space. Bluetooth connectivity is amazing super easy to do and understand to connect to whatever Bluetooth unit you choose to use. It charges pretty fast and it hold charges well. The design is really unique, fits behind the head over the ear, not in the ear. My husband does not like things in his ears, so this was perfect for him. The sound quality of the headphones are amazing. Great sound clarity is good. this is a great value for your money.

First off, these are bone-conduction headphones. They are not "noise canceling." Some people just don't seem to get that.I work at a metal fabrication facility and these type of headhpones have been OK'd for use on the production floor precisely BECAUSE they allow us to hear what's going on around us as well as putting in hearing protection and still have the headphones functional. I've tried other bone conduction headphones and they struggled with the noisy surrounding environment to the point I couldn't use them because they didn't have sufficient volume. These headphones are able to function despite multiple welders, steel being hammered and dropped, etc. In short, they still allow me to hear despite a very noisy environment.What I listen to most are "Spoken Word" items such as podcasts and audiobooks and streaming talk radio. I do not use these primarily to listen to music so cannot comment from experience on the sound quality for listening to music. My guess is that they would be "functional." They would work and you can listen to music while doing other things. But if you need to hear what the "3rd violin is playing"...maybe bone-conduction isn't the best way to go.PROS--Volume. They do have the capacity to overcome a noisy environment and still allow me to hear what is being said as well as allowing me to hear when others are talking to me without having to move/adjust the headphones.--Lightweight. These things are comfortable. Not as heavy as other bone conduction headphones I've used.--Secure. They stay in place really well. While certain head positions will cause them to slightly move I have had other bone conduction headphones that if I look up actually fell off. These do not do that.--Comfortable. These things are really comfortable to wear. I use them at work for most of my 8-10 hour work day and they have not caused me any discomfort whether due to getting sweaty spots where they set on my jaw/ear area, or just irritating the way other headphones (both bone conduction and non-bone conduction) have in the past.--Non-noise cancelling. This may seem like an odd "pro" but for me it is. I have a set of Beats noise-cancelling headphones for when that is useful. But most of the time I would rather have some of my hearing faculties. Even nonactive noise cancelling over-the-ear/on-the-ear headphones do have some noise canceling which I sometimes don't want.CONS--Limited Bluetooth Range. I have had other bluetooth headphones (non-bone conduction) that had much better range. I could leave my phone on a charger and move all around the house with no loss of connection. These are somewhat more limited. However, if I have my phone with me or within a room or two I generally have little/no trouble.--Vibrations. As I said above, I sometimes need to use these at close to maximum volume. When I do this I can sometimes "feel" the vibration as a buzzing that will "tickle" my jaw/ear area. My guess is that this is not really a "flaw" but, rather, a function of it needs to vibrate fairly intensely to create the kind of volume I'm asking for. In normal use in the house or in my office I usually do not need the volume NEARLY high enough to cause this sensation.CONCLUSIONWhile there are undoubtedly bone conduction headphones that are superior to this I consider these to be really solid "entry-level" headphones. I can vouch that they can handle an environment that requires hearing protection if in the environment for long periods of time. I don't see why they wouldn't work really well in a non-noisy work/home environment or working out in the gym. I would highly recommend these. I got them on Prime Days for ~$50-60. Their normal Amazon price is $70-80. If these broke I would seriously consider paying $70-80 to replace them.

Since I started using the OpenMove open-ear headphones, the way I listen to music has completely changed. I no longer feel that annoying pressure in my ears or end the day with listening fatigue. They go with me on walks, at work, or while running — and the best part is, I can still hear everything around me — a conversation, traffic, birds singing — without missing a beat from my favorite playlist.What surprised me most is how secure they feel. The titanium frame fits so well that I sometimes forget I’m even wearing them. And with six hours of battery life, I don’t have to worry about charging them halfway through the day. It’s like having a little superpower: staying connected to the world without giving up my music or calls.

These Open-Ear headphones are super comfortable and perfect for all-day wear without hurting your ears. The sound quality is clear with surprisingly good bass, and I love that I can still hear what’s going on around me. They stay in place during walks and commutes, and the 6-hour battery life is great, connects good, overall good for its price!

I've had these for years. My ears are an odd shape and regular earbuds just do not stay in/on. These solve the problem. Audio is very acceptable and I like that my ears aren't "plugged" - I can walk around stores, etc. interact with others around me easily. Also helps ADHD because I can play music etc very quietly in the background to help keep me focused. My wife was struggling with standard ear buds also so I got her these, and she is very satisfied.