- How does bone conduction sound compare with normal earbuds?
- Mids and vocals come through clearly, but bass is light and there is no isolation. That is the trade-off for hearing your surroundings.
- Can I wear them with glasses or a helmet?
- Yes. The band rests on the cheekbone in front of the ear, so glasses and most helmets fit over it. Check the band tension if you wear thick frames.
- Are they good for swimming?
- Water resistant means sweat and rain, not swimming. Bone conduction also sounds muffled underwater, so do not plan on pool laps with these.
- Do they leak sound?
- At moderate volume, people nearby hear little. Turn them up in a quiet room and others will catch some of it.
- How do I get the best fit?
- Place the transducers on the bone just in front of each ear, not over the ear canal. A snug but not tight band gives the strongest sound.
- Where is the Open-Ear Wireless Training Earbuds - Blue cheapest?
- At Newegg, for $149.99, as of our latest check.