Nothing in your ears, and you still hear everything around you.
Bone Conduction Headset: Music On, Ears Open
$26.99
$44.98
SAVE
40%
Sound through cheekbone, not air. The pad vibrates and your ear canal stays clear. Music and traffic arrive together.
Nothing in the canal. No ache at forty minutes.
Rain and sweat resistant. Handles a wet session. Not for swimming.
1080p Camera Onboard, no phone, no stopping.
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Open-Ear Design
Hear traffic and music
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1080p Camera
Film from eyeline
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Rain Resistant
Wet runs, no problem
Matt R.
Wasn't sure bone conduction would actually work but it does and I love it. I like it for when im running so I can have my music
Music On, Ears Open
Bone Conduction Headset: Hear Your Music Without Anything In Your Ears
Camera caught my PR
Bought it for the open-ear thing, didn't think I'd use the camera. Hit a downhill PR and the whole thing was already recording.
Dad who commutes by bike
If you ride to work and you're tired of missing podcasts because you can't hear cars coming up, get these. I ride through mixed traffic every morning and I stopped having to choose between zoning out completely or hearing nothing but road noise.
Wasn't sure about bone conduction
I'd read about it but never tried it, thought it would sound weak. Took the sale price as a reason to test it and I'm glad I did. The music is there, traffic is there, no compromise.
First ride with both in
I have not ridden with both earbuds in at the same time in probably three years. I always pulled the left one out before I even left the driveway. First time out with these I kept both on the whole ride and still heard the car that came up behind me at the stop sign.
Didn't think it'd be loud enough
I was wrong. Bass hits harder than my AirPods, just feels different. Zero regrets.
Fits my actual schedule
I ride before work three times a week and I need to hear traffic on those pre-dawn rides. I also need to hear my daughter if she wakes up early when I'm still home. This does both without me fumbling with one earbud in and one out.
Battery lasts way longer
I bought it for the open-ear thing but honestly the battery is what shocked me. I charge it maybe once a week and I use it daily.
For runners who need ears
If you're running or riding on actual roads with cars and you've been doing the one-earbud-out thing because you don't trust yourself to hear traffic otherwise, get these. Your ear canals stay completely open and you still get the full track. I didn't know bone conduction was a real thing until I tried it, now I won't go back.
Stopped second-guessing it
Wasn't sure bone conduction would actually sound like anything, but it works and I can finally hear cars again.
You Stop Choosing Between the Music and the Road.
Nothing Goes In. Everything Stays Audible.
Every session you pull one earbud out so you can hear traffic. Or you leave both in and hope nothing comes up fast.
The problem was never the music. The problem was that the only way to get it meant sealing your ear canal shut, and once that happened you lost the road, the footfalls, the person next to you.
You kept doing it because the alternatives were worse. Open-ear buds that leaked sound everywhere. Over-ear cans that made your head sweat. Or just running quiet and hating it. None of those were the answer either.
The Bone Conduction Headset sends sound through your cheekbones instead of down your ear canal. The pads rest just in front of your ears and vibrate against the bone. Your ear canals stay completely open. You hear the playlist and the car behind you at the same time, without pulling anything out and without turning the volume down when someone talks to you.
Ears stay open the whole session.
Sound through bone. Music and road together.
Nothing in the canal. No ache after an hour.
Why This Headset Wins the Run
Earbuds block the road or work loose the second you sweat. Bone conduction leaves your ear canals open so the music and everything around you arrive at the same time, and nothing shifts no matter how long you go. The 1080p camera films from your eyeline when something is worth keeping, both hands still on the bars.
Why This Headset Wins the Run
Earbuds block the road or work loose the second you sweat. Bone conduction leaves your ear canals open so the music and everything around you arrive at the same time, and nothing shifts no matter how long you go. The 1080p camera films from your eyeline when something is worth keeping, both hands still on the bars.
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No Soreness After
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Music On. Ears Open.
What bone conduction users report after switching
Music On. Ears Open.
What bone conduction users report after switching
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Hear Road and Music Both
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No Canal Soreness After
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Times You Pull One Out
The pads rest on your cheekbones and send sound through the bone. Your ear canals stay open. You hear the music and the road at the same time, no pausing and no pulling one side out.
You Either Hear the Road or You Hope
Every run you take one out so you can hear cars behind you. Or you leave both in and hope nothing is coming. The bass is better but you cannot hear footsteps, traffic, somebody calling your name. You are choosing one or the other every time you press play. Nothing goes in your ears with this. The pads sit on your cheekbones and send the sound through the bone instead of down the canal. Your music and the road arrive at the same time.
How It Changes the Session
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Put It On
Pads sit on your cheekbones. The band wraps behind. Nothing enters the ear canal.
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Start the Playlist
Sound comes through the bone. Low end vibrates at the temple.
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Hear Everything
Music plays. Traffic behind you stays audible. No pausing when someone talks.
Not louder, different. You feel it at the temple.
The low end comes through as a light vibration at the temple. Your ear canals stay completely open. No plugged feeling. Nothing to work loose when you start sweating.
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Pads Rest on Cheekbone
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Ear Canals Stay Open
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1080p Camera Built In
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Rain and Sweat Resistant
Bone Conduction Headset with Camera Questions
Does it actually sound like anything or is it going to be tinny?
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You hear the music clearly through bone conduction, not air, so it feels different rather than louder. Mid and high range come through clean, and the low end arrives as a light vibration at the temples that people who switch mention first. Deep bass is where in-ear designs win, but this trades that for keeping your ears completely open so you can hear traffic and people without pulling anything out.
I've never tried bone conduction, I don't really know what it's supposed to feel like.
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The pads rest on your cheekbones just in front of your ears, and the sound reaches you through the bone instead of down the ear canal. You feel it as a light vibration at the temples while your ear canals stay completely open. It is a different sensation from earbuds, not a louder one, and nothing sits in your ear so there is no plugged feeling and nothing to work loose when you sweat.
Anything in my ear canal starts aching about forty minutes in. Will this actually stay comfortable?
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Nothing goes in your ear canal at all. The pads sit on the cheekbone in front of your ears, so there is no pressure inside the canal and no soreness after a long run or ride. The open design also means no plugged feeling and nothing to shift or work loose once you start sweating.
I'm not stopping mid-descent to get my phone out. How fast can I actually start recording?
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The 1080p camera is already on your head and films from your own eyeline with both hands still on the bars. When something is worth keeping, you start recording without stopping or reaching for a phone. The camera module is visible by design so people can see when it is present.
Will it handle rain and sweat or does it die the first time it gets wet?
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Rain and sweat resistant. It handles a wet run and a sweaty session without issue. It is not for swimming and does not go underwater, but weather and perspiration during normal outdoor use are not a problem.