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The AILKIN is an open-ear bone conduction headphone with 32GB of built-in memory, so it plays music without a phone. It is rated IPX8, and in MP3 mode it can be worn while swimming; Bluetooth does not transmit underwater. A small LED display shows remaining battery. It suits swimmers and runners who want to hear traffic and skip carrying a phone. Against Shokz and other bone conduction rivals, it adds onboard storage and a higher water rating but has a thin review record and a modest 3.4 average.
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Buyers value the phone-free swimming playback and the open-ear awareness, while some find the sound and fit below what pricier bone conduction brands deliver.
These bone conduction headphones use an open-ear design, so you can hear your surroundings while you listen. Soft silicone cushions sit at the front of the ears. The open design allows airflow, which keeps the ears cool and dry during long wear.
They have 32GB of built-in storage for MP3 playback, enough for more than 5000 songs, so they can play music without a phone. The IPX8 waterproof rating allows submersion in water up to two meters deep for one hour. The headphones are fully sealed with a coating. Switch to MP3 mode in the water, because Bluetooth cannot connect underwater.
They use Bluetooth 5.4 for pairing, a stable signal and low latency. Multi-point connectivity lets them switch between two devices, such as a phone and a laptop. A 15mm dynamic speaker and neodymium magnet drivers produce the sound. An LED display on the case shows the remaining battery.
