The best bone conduction headphones use vibrations on your cheekbones to recreate sound, leaving your ears open, boosting awareness of your surroundings and offering a more comfortable experience ...

The OpenRun Pros offer more bass than the standard OpenRuns. They're IP5 rated to withstand sweat, dust, and grime. You'll get up to ten hours of continuous playback on a single charge. They also ...

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Suunto's bone conduction headset for swimmers works just as well in other wet environments, and features head movement control and posture detection.

A strong playlist and a pair of wireless headphones are key for me to turn a humdrum jog into a great run. But, when I’m ...

When I first learned about bone conduction headphones (BCH) I was mostly just curious—what would wearing them feel like? To me, sending vibrations through the head to transmit audio sounded like ...

Getting used to bone conduction headphones isn’t easy. After years of using traditional in-ear headphones, it’s challenging—even conceptually—to think that music while swimming or running ...

So credit to Shokz, because all of those upgrades have been made with the OpenFit 2, along with a slight improvement to the ...

The Bose Ultra Open are Bose's attempt to give you an unobstructed design to hear your surroundings. You can get them for ...

Runners and active people may be eyeing up the best waterproof headphones or the best open-ear headphones but it’s hard to compete with bone conduction technology. An avid runner on our team went on ...

The best bone conduction headphones have far superior sound quality to the worst, our testing revealed. They're excellent for runners, walkers and cyclists who want to be able to hear the world around ...