Are these really noise canceling?

No. Buyers say outside sound comes through, which is normal for open-ear bone conduction. They are not noise canceling headphones.

How long do they last?

Some owners report their pair stopped working after about 28 days. Others describe normal use, so reliability is the main risk.

Can I wear them while running?

Yes. Owners say they stay in place during workouts and let you hear traffic, which suits running and cycling.

How is the sound for music?

Speech is clear, but bone conduction bass is light. They suit podcasts and calls better than bass-heavy music.

Do they work with glasses?

They rest on the cheekbones in front of the ear, so glasses usually fit alongside them, though the fit varies by head shape.

The headphones and a charging cable. Check the listing for any case or extras.

Where is the Deepalook Bone Conduction Headphones cheapest?

At Walmart, for $9.99, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the Deepalook Bone Conduction Headphones?

Rated 2.9 out of 5 from 24 ratings.

Deepalook Bone Conduction Headphones

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Deepalook Bone Conduction Headphones

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Price facts

Last seen at $9.99 at Walmart on Nov 13.

Our take on the Deepalook Bone Conduction Headphones

The Deepalook Bone Conduction Headphones sit on the cheekbones and leave the ear canal open, so you hear your surroundings while you listen. Owners call the sound clear for calls and podcasts, the fit comfortable for hours, and the Bluetooth link stable. The catch is durability: several buyers say theirs stopped working after about a month, and the noise-cancellation claim does not hold up. Against better-known bone conduction brands, it is a low-cost entry with weaker long-term reliability.

Best forRunners and cyclists who want to hear trafficWorkouts where earbuds fall outLong calls and podcastsBuyers trying open-ear audio on a budget

Pros

Open-ear design keeps you aware of surroundings
Clear voice on calls and podcasts
Comfortable for hours without ear fatigue
Stable Bluetooth connection
Battery lasts multiple workouts per charge
Stays in place during activity

Cons

Several owners report failure after about 28 days
Not noise canceling, despite the claim
Bone conduction bass is light
Few controls and no app support noted

Deepalook Bone Conduction Headphones prices at every store

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In stockSold by HKDeeplookReturns: Sold by a Walmart Marketplace seller; returns go to the seller under the seller's returns policy.
$9.99Free shippingChecked Nov 13
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What reviewers say

2.9 / 524 ratings

Buyers like the comfort, stable connection and clear speech, and say the headphones stay put through workouts. The main complaint is longevity: some units stopped working after roughly a month. Reviewers also note they do not block outside noise.

What people mention

DurabilityCriticisedSome owners say the headphones stopped working after about 28 days of use.
Noise cancellationCriticisedBuyers report they are not noise canceling, so outside sound comes through.
ComfortPraisedOwners say they can wear them for hours without ear fatigue.
Call clarityPraisedReviewers find voices clear on calls and podcasts.
BatteryPraisedOne customer got through multiple workouts on a single charge.
FitPraisedThey stay securely in place during various activities.

About the Deepalook Bone Conduction Headphones

These are Deepalook bone conduction headphones that connect wirelessly over Bluetooth.

Type: Bone conduction headphones
Connectivity: Bluetooth
Color: Black

Specifications

color: BlackSource

Questions and answers

Are these really noise canceling?: No. Buyers say outside sound comes through, which is normal for open-ear bone conduction. They are not noise canceling headphones.
How long do they last?: Some owners report their pair stopped working after about 28 days. Others describe normal use, so reliability is the main risk.
Can I wear them while running?: Yes. Owners say they stay in place during workouts and let you hear traffic, which suits running and cycling.
How is the sound for music?: Speech is clear, but bone conduction bass is light. They suit podcasts and calls better than bass-heavy music.
Do they work with glasses?: They rest on the cheekbones in front of the ear, so glasses usually fit alongside them, though the fit varies by head shape.
What is in the box?: The headphones and a charging cable. Check the listing for any case or extras.
Where is the Deepalook Bone Conduction Headphones cheapest?: At Walmart, for $9.99, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Deepalook Bone Conduction Headphones?: Rated 2.9 out of 5 from 24 ratings.