How does bone conduction sound compared with normal earbuds?

Vocals and podcasts come through clearly, but bass is thin because nothing seals the ear canal. Expect less isolation and less low end than in-ear buds.

Can I wear them with glasses?

Yes. The band rests on the cheekbones and behind the head, so glasses arms fit alongside it. The open design also leaves the ear canal clear.

Are they waterproof for sweaty runs?

The product does not state a water or sweat resistance rating. Treat them as splash-cautious and keep them dry after heavy sweating.

Will people around me hear my music?

At moderate volume, leakage is limited. At high volume, nearby people can hear some sound, which is common to open-ear designs.

What Bluetooth devices do they work with?

Bluetooth 5.1 works with phones, tablets and laptops that support standard Bluetooth audio. Pairing is done wirelessly with no cable needed.

Do they work for calls and driving?

They have a microphone for calls and keep your ears open to traffic and voices. Sound quality on calls is basic, and wind noise can affect the mic outdoors.

Rvkxad Open Ear Bluetooth Headphones, Wireless Bone Conduction Headset

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$10.49at WalmartChecked Nov 12

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Rvkxad Open Ear Bluetooth Headphones, Wireless Bone Conduction Headset

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Our take on the Rvkxad Open Ear Bluetooth Headphones, Wireless Bone Conduction Headset

The Rvkxad Open Ear Bluetooth Headphones are bone conduction sports headphones that send sound through the cheekbones and leave the ear canal open. They connect over Bluetooth 5.1 and use a bendable titanium alloy band that wraps around the back of the head. The open design keeps you aware of traffic and voices, which suits running, cycling and driving. Against mainstream bone conduction brands, the feature set is basic: no stated water-resistance rating, no onboard music storage and no low-latency mode, so treat them as a budget entry into the category rather than a match for premium models.

Best forRunners and cyclists who need to hear trafficDrivers who take calls on the roadPeople who dislike earbuds inside the ear canalGlasses wearers wanting open-ear audio

Pros

Open-ear design keeps surroundings audible
Bone conduction avoids inserting anything into the ear canal
Titanium alloy band bends 360° and holds its shape
Bluetooth 5.1 with fast pairing
Comfortable for long wear, including with glasses

Cons

Bone conduction bass is weak next to in-ear buds
Sound leaks at higher volumes
No stated water or sweat resistance rating
Open design lets wind and traffic noise compete with audio

Rvkxad Open Ear Bluetooth Headphones, Wireless Bone Conduction Headset prices at every store

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About the Rvkxad Open Ear Bluetooth Headphones, Wireless Bone Conduction Headset

These open-ear Bluetooth headphones use bone conduction. They send sound through the cheekbones to the inner ear, so the ear canal stays open and you can still hear your surroundings. This lets you hear traffic or your name being called while you listen or take calls.

The headset connects wirelessly over Bluetooth 5.1 and works with most Bluetooth-enabled devices, including mobile phones. Pairing is quick. Because nothing sits in or over the ear, it avoids the discomfort of in-ear and over-ear designs and can be worn with glasses.

The frame is made of lightweight titanium alloy with memory shape. It bends 360° without deforming. It suits running, cycling, hiking, driving, audiobooks, and watching TV or movies.

Type: Open-ear bone conduction wireless headset
Bluetooth: Version 5.1
Frequency response: 200Hz-8kHz
Battery: 180mAh
Range: More than 10 m
Talk time: 2 hours
Playing time: 8 hours
Charging time: 1.5 hours
Frame: Titanium alloy memory frame, bends 360°
Color: Black
In the box: 1 x wireless Bluetooth earphones, 1 x data cable, 1 x user manual

Specifications

color: BlackSource

Questions and answers

How does bone conduction sound compared with normal earbuds?: Vocals and podcasts come through clearly, but bass is thin because nothing seals the ear canal. Expect less isolation and less low end than in-ear buds.
Can I wear them with glasses?: Yes. The band rests on the cheekbones and behind the head, so glasses arms fit alongside it. The open design also leaves the ear canal clear.
Are they waterproof for sweaty runs?: The product does not state a water or sweat resistance rating. Treat them as splash-cautious and keep them dry after heavy sweating.
Will people around me hear my music?: At moderate volume, leakage is limited. At high volume, nearby people can hear some sound, which is common to open-ear designs.
What Bluetooth devices do they work with?: Bluetooth 5.1 works with phones, tablets and laptops that support standard Bluetooth audio. Pairing is done wirelessly with no cable needed.
Do they work for calls and driving?: They have a microphone for calls and keep your ears open to traffic and voices. Sound quality on calls is basic, and wind noise can affect the mic outdoors.
Where is the Rvkxad Open Ear Bluetooth Headphones, Wireless Bone Conduction Headset cheapest?: At Walmart, for $10.49, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Rvkxad Open Ear Bluetooth Headphones, Wireless Bone Conduction Headset?: Rated 3 out of 5 from 1 ratings.