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Mpow BH660 Bluetooth Bone Conduction Sport Headphones
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Tech · MPOW

Sport headphones that keep your ears free

Mpow BH660 Bluetooth Bone Conduction Sport Headphones

Mpow bone-conduction sport headphones for anyone who wants a soundtrack on the move.

Deal score 5.1 · Good deal
$32.99$65.99 MPOW's regular price

You save $33.00 at MPOW

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Specs

With Microphone
Yes
Style
Open-ear
Wireless Type
Bluetooth
Use
Sports
Water-Resistant
Yes

About the Mpow BH660 Bluetooth Bone Conduction Sport Headphones

The Mpow BH660 is an open-ear bone conduction headphone built for running and cycling. It sends sound through the cheekbones so the ear canal stays open and traffic or training partners stay audible. It pairs over Bluetooth and has a built-in microphone for calls. It is a budget entry in a category dominated by Shokz, so expect basic sound and controls rather than premium tuning.

Best forRunners and cyclists who need to hear trafficPeople who dislike earbuds plugging their earsOutdoor workouts and errandsBudget buyers trying bone conduction
Pros
  • Open-ear design keeps surroundings audible
  • Water-resistant for sweat and light rain
  • Built-in microphone for calls
  • Lightweight, no ear tips to adjust
  • Lower price than Shokz models
Cons
  • Bass is thin; sound is quiet in wind or traffic noise

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  • Sound leaks; people nearby can hear it
  • Bone conduction vibrates noticeably at high volume
  • Older Bluetooth with average call quality
  • Fit varies; band can bounce on smaller heads

    • What reviewers say

    Owner feedback on budget bone conduction like the BH660 is mixed. People like hearing traffic and staying aware on runs, but many find the volume and bass too weak once wind or road noise picks up.

    What people mention
    • Sound qualityCriticisedOwners say bass is minimal and music sounds thin compared with regular earbuds.
    • VolumeCriticisedMany find it too quiet on busy roads or in wind, even at maximum.
    • AwarenessPraisedRunners value hearing cars and people while wearing them.
    • LeakageCriticisedPeople nearby can hear the audio at higher volumes.
    • FitMixedSome find the band secure; others say it bounces or sits loose.
    • BuildMixedIt handles sweat, but the plastic feels basic and the controls are stiff.

    Questions and answers

    Is the Mpow BH660 good for running?
    Yes for awareness: the open-ear design lets you hear traffic. Sound is thin and quiet in wind, so it suits podcasts and casual music more than bass-heavy playlists.
    How does bone conduction sound compare with earbuds?
    It is quieter and has far less bass, and it vibrates against your head at high volume. The trade-off is that your ears stay open to your surroundings.
    Can other people hear my music?
    At moderate volume, little. At high volume in a quiet room, people nearby can hear it, and the vibration is more noticeable.
    Is it waterproof?
    It is water-resistant, enough for sweat and light rain. Do not swim or submerge it.
    Does it work for phone calls?
    Yes, it has a microphone. Callers report it is usable indoors but picks up wind and road noise outside.
    Is it worth it over a Shokz model?
    If budget is the priority, it covers the basics. Shokz models cost more but generally sound louder and clearer and fit more securely.