How does bone conduction sound compare with normal earbuds?

Vocals and mids come through clearly, but bass is lighter because nothing seals your ear canal. It suits podcasts, calls and steady playlists more than bass-heavy music.

Can I hear traffic while wearing them?

Yes. Your ear canal stays open, so surrounding sound comes in alongside the audio. That is the point of the design for running and cycling.

Do they leak sound to people around me?

Some. At moderate volume leakage is limited, but turning them up in a quiet room or train lets others hear it.

Are they good for noisy places like a gym or plane?

Not really. With no isolation, engine noise and gym clatter compete with the audio. Sealed earbuds with noise canceling do that job better.

Do they work for calls?

They handle calls, but the open design picks up more background noise than earbuds with sealed tips and beamforming mics.

Who should skip them?

Buyers who want deep bass, strong isolation or private listening at high volume should look at sealed earbuds instead.

Where is the PulseAU Pro Bone Conduction Headphones cheapest?

At PulseAU, for $91.00, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the PulseAU Pro Bone Conduction Headphones?

Rated 4.7 out of 5 from 1,062 ratings.

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