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These are open-ear bone conduction headphones that sit on the cheekbones and leave the ear canal open, so you hear music and traffic at the same time. They claim 10th-generation bone conduction drivers, up to 12 hours of battery and wind-resistant microphones for calls outdoors. They suit runners, cyclists and gym users who want awareness over isolation. Against rivals like Shokz OpenRun, the design is the same idea but the brand is unknown, so expect thinner bass and less proven durability.
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These bone conduction sports headphones play music through bone conduction and leave your ears open, so you can still hear traffic, conversations and your surroundings. They use 10th-generation bone conduction technology.
The design is lightweight and made to stay in place during movement. It is intended for running, cycling, hiking, gym workouts, walking, outdoor activities and daily commuting.
Built-in wind-resistant microphones help reduce wind interference at speeds of up to 25 km/h for clearer voice communication outdoors. Battery life is up to 12 hours on a single charge.
