BAICLUD Bone Conduction Headphones, 2024 Upgrade Open-Ear Wireless Bluetooth Workout Headphones with Microphones, 8Hr Playtime, Waterproof Earphones for Sports, Running, Gym, Hiking, Cycling-Orange

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Great value awesome product

I’ve been using the BAICLUD bone conduction headphones for a few weeks now and I’m genuinely impressed. They’re lightweight, comfortable to wear for long periods, and perfect for outdoor activities like running and biking where situational awareness is key. The sound quality is surprisingly clear for bone conduction, music, podcasts, and calls all come through cleanly, and while the bass isn’t deep, it’s more than adequate for casual listening. The battery life is great; I get close to the advertised 8 hours, and the fast charging feature is super convenient when I’m in a rush. Bluetooth pairing was quick and reliable, and the microphone works well for phone calls, even in noisier environments. I also appreciate the waterproof design, which holds up well to sweat and light rain. Overall, this is a great value for the price, functional, comfortable, and perfect for active use without blocking out the world around you.

The look style and able to hear what’s going on around you. Give sense of security especially when walking around on a trail.

Great price and value. They are lightweight and comfortable. They paired super easily with my iPhone and work great. Good sound and fit perfect. The only thing I would want to see improved is, I don't see how to check battery status.

I tried on some $200 bone conduction headphones at the store and decided that I could probably find a similar product at a much cheaper price. Therefore, I bought these. For $30 they are perfect and do what theyre supposed to do. However, because I have a more expensive option to compare them to, I want to share my thoughts. I'm aware that a big issue with bone conduction headphones is that they leak a lot of noise. These headphones hold up to that. I can hear them from quite far away especially if they are at max volume. At a normal volume, I can still hear them, but not as badly. Even the expensive ones have leakage, but it was not as bad as these. Something that bothers me a bit about these is that if they are higher than a certain volume, I can very heavily feel them vibrate against my head. It's a weird feeling so I try to stay under that threshold. But these do not get very loud, so it limits how well you can hear your audio. I really enjoy that these are open ear headphones, so I can hear whats around me while using them. Because they are so cheap, if you do not care about high quality audio and don't expect to use these in quiet public spaces where others can hear what you're listening to. I'd say they're worth it just to simply listen to things while going about your day.