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These are open-ear bone conduction headphones from DTIRD that sit on the cheekbones and leave the ear canal open, so you hear your surroundings while you listen. They pair over Bluetooth 6.0, use 13mm drivers, weigh 24g and are rated IP65 for sweat and splashes. Battery life is listed at up to 12 hours. Against Shokz and other bone conduction rivals, DTIRD claims reduced sound leakage and a lower weight, but it lacks the brand track record and the bass depth that pricier models deliver. Best for runners, cyclists and gym users who want awareness over isolation.
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Lowest price we've seen: $9.11 on Nov 15 at Temu. Tracked across 2 stores since Nov 15.
Rated 4.6 out of 5 across 41 ratings, buyers mostly praise the comfort and secure fit for running and cycling. Complaints center on weaker bass and some sound bleed at higher volumes.
These DTIRD bone conduction headphones use an open-ear design, so your ears stay uncovered while you listen. They connect over Bluetooth 6.0 and have 13mm drivers. The secure-fit design weighs 24g.
Playtime is up to 12 hours. The headphones have an IP65 rating for sweat and water resistance. They are made for running, workouts, cycling, commuting, travel and daily use.
