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I personally did not like this product for such a high price it looks like an plastic product in the hand and case is very bigAnd about the call quality - is very bad other side the person on the call is not able to hear clearly and the product. I have stopped using the product

Product is not good value for money

I have recently found the text to speak feature on some of my book apps. As a bookaholic who does a lot of ARC reviews being able to listen to an ebook makes it easier to multi task. I loved the price and that it doesn't go into the ear canal but clips to the ear. Regular earbuds are too large for my ear canal. They've lasted for hours.

Wearing this pair of headphones is slightly different, but it seems to hold on well. Not sure yet if I would wear this doing anything more active than walking (just because it feels a bit unusual to wear). That said, this does exactly what I hoped it would do - allow me to listen to music, videos, etc, but not block out other sounds. I plan to wear this while at the office, and while walking in areas nearby with congested traffic. The display tells you how much charge is left and when charging. The headphones each let you know when they're powered on/off, connected, etc. Nothing overly chatty though.It can be a bit tricky to see the display in bright light without cupping your hand over it.There is a funny statement on the box and I've seen it before (translation issue?) where the headphones' description will say "double wheat" or "dual wheat" instead of "dual microphone". The microphone doesn't seem to be the strong suit of these so deducted a star for that.Two Notes: The first one I received would only stay powered up on one side. I reported the issue and it was replaced quickly. No problems so far with the replacement (so no stars removed for that). Second, I don't believe this is bone conducting as I held it near my ear (without touching), and it sounds the same.Overall - these aren't great, but they are workable for what I was looking for. I had hoped the microphone would be better so I could make calls while wearing, but in early testing, it just isn't that clear. If you want to listen to recordings, music, etc., while not blocking out other sounds though, these might work for you.Pros:I can hear people and traffic around me while wearingBattery life seems goodThe case can act as a signal mirrorDisplays the charge and when each individual earpiece is charging.Power level displayed on my phone and laptop (in Bluetooth devices connected)Cons:The microphones don't seem that clear in my testing, though they do work.It takes a little getting used to how they're worn, but they are not uncomfortableBone Conducting?

I love the caseThe ear buds fit ok. They are a little too loose to feel secure but the sound is good and they hold a charge well

These are so cool! I purchased two, one for my daughter and one for me. They work great! We are able to walk together, each listening to something different, and are still able to have a conversation. I love being able to talk on the phone through these too!

These are marketed as bone-conducting earbuds that transmit sound through the bones of the skull. However, upon closer examination, it is clear that these don't truly use bone conduction technology. Instead, they use a tiny speaker that is aimed directly into the ear, which can be misleading and disappointing for consumers who are looking for genuine bone conduction headphones.While the sound quality of these headphones is decent, it is not as clear and crisp as true bone conduction technology would provide. The lack of true bone conduction technology also means that these headphones are not as effective at reducing ambient noise, which is a key benefit of bone conduction headphones. In addition, the speaker being aimed directly into the ear can cause discomfort and fatigue after extended use, which is not an issue with genuine bone conduction headphones.Overall, while these may be a decent option for those looking for wireless earbuds, they should not be considered true bone conduction headphones. It is important for consumers to be aware of the difference and not be misled by misleading marketing claims.