TOP 5 RIDICULOUSLY GOOD Bone Conduction Headphones

[@TechsYouCantLiveWithout]

00:34 5⃣ 9 Digital Lite: geni.us/bcxpD 02:42 4⃣ HAYLOU PurFree BC01: geni.us/8G2lI 04:37 3⃣ AfterShokz Aeropex Mini: geni.us/mACB6Rd 06:18 2⃣ Philips A6606: geni.us/0gMpkMK 08:16 1⃣ Shokz OpenRun Pro: geni.us/nbBJ

[@MrRobby1]

The Shokz website mentions nothing about "in-ear tips" being included. Where do you see that included in the package?

[@CVM222VOLT]

I have no doubt that the maker of this video never tested a pair themselves. Many things they stated were idiotic like one model coming with three different ear inserts for best fit or that Shokz require a proprietary charger when it's only the cable that is proprietary in its connection to the headset. They are simply reading specs and marketing descriptions

[@bertlammens4392]

It's probably AI generated

[@PlatinumG]

​@bertlammens4392 it could be but it's probably not. Regardless, a lot of people do this type of thing as a side gig like making comparison videos on things in this format as stated above (just reading specs and marketing descriptions) and just uploading it to KZbin. The views especially if it's a popular topic or item, is an easy way to get a KZbin check for income. If you're smart enough to use AI as you mentioned since it's still relatively new, then this job/task of making KZbin content just gets even easier for an easy check.

[@NiCaNaMex]

Doesn't sound like a human. AI like someone said...??? 🙄

[@ftdragneel6860]

He said in the beginning that he made this video based on research and customer reviews .🤦

[@starlights50]

"No loss in sound quality" = lies!!

[@donotneed2250]

I had to stop reading the comments to keep from being frustrated. Too many don't know the difference between "there," "their," and "they're." Also some don't know the difference between "your" and "you're."🤦🏽‍♂️

[@markmakineste]

Do we really need a repeated explatation of what bone conduction is, and it's benefits, for EVERY single product in this review. We can read a brochure too.

[@ragheadand420roll]

Dont watch the video you crybaby whiner Youre probably vaxxed

[@bobflynn7032]

Mark since I am sure you are not speaking for everyone watching this video I would say yes those who produced this video don't want to leave anyone out in receiving all the info and should explain everything.

[@gentleusurper4778]

Yes. We also need question marks.

[@bigbruce70]

Relax Mark

[@benananunya3875]

Damn bro you must get paid by the minute. I'm sure the KZbin channel will apologize soon. Keep checking

[@Zedsta]

Can you use any in a steam or sauna?

[@kotic79]

I have the Aftershockz and yeah their good but one thing I don't like about it is the high beeping sound that plays when you connect them. It hurts the ears. I didn't see it mentioned in this video at all which makes me wonder if any of the other ones have it

[@avmail7097]

Same, it is mind killing how annoying it is. there are so many good options in china that have yet to be sold elsewhere. the xiaomi and sanag are great and no big beeps

[@santiagosaenz-fp5hn]

Can u play forward and rewind in the same track?

[@richdwill2000]

wish you talked about sound quality of the receiver or the person hearing your call. I have the shokz bone conductor yes there great on my side of a call but if your on the other end of my call the people are unable to understand anything I say. really hope you would have given us a opinion / review of for audio quality of calls on both sides of the call. it useless if you cant be understood.

[@purpleldv966]

This is my exact concern! But anyway, I noticed terrible microphone performance even from verry expensive apple buds... Guess it all comes down to the mic beeing too far from the mouth and the ambient noise levels...

[@wilsont1010]

Can you use the phone as a mic or another external BT mic?

[@bradisley517]

Had Bone Phones back in the late 70's. They rocked!

[@bennylloyd-willner9667]

@3:05 "...and has three different ear tips... to sit comfortably IN your ears..." What do you mean by that, 3 different-sized ear tips to put IN your ear??? Can you explain, I can't even see where those tips could sit on the Haylou?

[@jeremiahpowell3028]

I just bought the openrun pro that you mentioned but see anything about in ear tips. Where do you get them and how do you turn it on?

[@prcr8tion]

Push and hold volume button to turn on/off. Ear tips are just normal silicone ear plugs; you can find anywhere to block out sound. However, using them really defeats the whole purpose of open ear headphones.

[@najwakriel493]

Where are the available

[@NiCaNaMex]

I need some for Phone calls. Anyone know - where my speaking voice is NOT muffled? Thanks!

[@AArrakis]

How efficient noise canceling can be, as the device does not cover the ear?

[@Total-Solutions]

I think it refers to the mic. Noise cancelling in a noisy or windy environment.

[@nakkadu]

Yeah I thought that..... definitely not noise cancelling

[@DroidLocks6971]

Number 1 Better Be OpenRun Pro Is What I Was Just About To Say When It Was Their Number 1 . The battery actually lasts way longer than 10 hours . I've gotten 14 to 16 on OpenRun pros

[@ThiHaGadgets]

That's total bs. i own one and no way 10 hrs let alone 14 to 16.

[@wissonly]

To be honest, most batteries have less playtime than officially claimed. Openrun Pro claims to be able to play continuously for 10 hours, but in most cases it can only play continuously for 7-8 hours. This does not mean that the manufacturer intends to deceive consumers . In fact, the 10 hour playtime they promote is the result of laboratory testing at a volume of 60-70%. The situation of our Wissonly Hi Runner battery Playtime is similar to that of Openrun Pro. As a peer, there is no doubt that Openrun Pro is an excellent product.Of course, our Wissonly Hi Runner also has some unique product features, such as IPX8 high-level waterproof, 32G built-in storage, and so on

[@prcr8tion]

Not me. I normally listen at max since I mostly use them outside when walking around in the city, and the battery last between 5 and 6 hours. I suppose it's possible to make it last longer if the volume is super low.

[@malachiclifton8795]

You should really say what kind of charger each individual one uses.

[@photobyTaps]

Very nice. I would like one with TF card mp3

[@txvet7738]

I have a pair of the before name change Aftershokz and the charge port is a micro usb. Nothing proprietary about that charging. I noticed that the Bose open sport conduction headphones didn’t make the list, did they even get tested for this list? Any opinions on those headphones?

[@bobflynn7032]

Do all these bone conducting headphones amplify normal sounds ? I don't really need to play music but want to use them at a gun range to lessen the noise of gunfire but let me hear people speaking near me.

[@txvet7738]

@@bobflynn7032 bone conduction headphones aren’t made for the range, they are just for listening not protection. You need some electronic earmuff/ in-ear type protection!

[@CVM222VOLT]

@@bobflynn7032 look at shooting supply websites as they will have active hearing protection which does exactly what your looking for

[@wrdixon1]

These seem cool but was the difference between putting earbuds on transparency mode

[@smoovefishing]

The biggest lie is there no loss of sound quality! They are great for out doors so you can hear cars but there is a lot of sound quality sound loss!! They doesn’t sound half or even a quarter as good as ear buds

[@daveoelke857]

Thank you! That’s what I’ve been wanting to find out. 👍

[@wissonly]

As a practitioner in the field of bone conduction, we must be honest. Of course, bone conduction headphones have shortcomings, such as low sound reproduction and inferior sound quality to traditional noise-canceling headphones, such as the problem of sound leakage.Bone conduction headphones are not intended to replace traditional headphones, but are used in some specific scenarios as a supplement to traditional headphones. For example,use during sports or long meetings, or underwater sports use. Our Wissonly Hi Runner is designed specifically for underwater sports such as swimming.

[@smoovefishing]

@@wissonly but if you watch the video it says no sound loss!

[@prcr8tion]

There is no sound loss. The sound goes to your skull bone. Of course, the sound quality will not be good or loud as one directed into your ear holes. Think about it.

[@smoovefishing]

@@prcr8tion but that’s not what they say! Watch video before commenting

[@rambokd]

Hmm the reviewer says the openrun pro uses Bluetooth 4.1 however the box says 5.1. I tend to believe the box. The shocks are a great alternative to traditional ear buds and definitely get better battery life than advertised.

[@parameswaranvadakumchery343]

Link to purchase

[@TechsYouCantLiveWithout]

Please check description and click the links to get the most accurate prices in your local currency.

[@indrasoebagjo]

Where are the price estimates?

[@DarkPanda.x24]

The last one you said It used Bluetooth 4.1 but the picture says 5.1?

[@danshaw6047]

Was this video script written by AI? I just repeats the same established premises over an over. Very strange

[@mihiustv]

Thanks!

[@bennylloyd-willner9667]

Why keep repeating the bone-conducting technology for every product. It sounds like you take the marketing material for 90% of the "reviews"?? Also, AfterShokz isn't a current product, they changed their name to Shokz long before this video. I'm sorry, but this doesn't feel like anything else than parroting the respective manufacturers marketing images and texts, with small "pros and cons" that don't say much attached at the end of every commercial. Please correct me if I am wrong, I'm not here to crap on anyone, I'm just not convinced this gives me any consumer advice at all.

[@WindsofChange2112]

I have the Aftershokz opencomm. I find at Medium or higher volume the vibration is very intence and hurts. Anyone else experiance anything like this?

[@nealskelton1425]

Absolutely.

[@WindsofChange2112]

@@nealskelton1425 have you had better success with any other models or brands?

[@nealskelton1425]

@@WindsofChange2112 No. But I'll tell you what my wife suggested and as much as I hate to say it, it worked. The hairs inside my ears was my problem. She used some kind of wax to remove the hair. Problem solved.

[@williamreilly5469]

​@@nealskelton1425lol....

[@KatsaGrace1]

How do they stay on?? I bought a super cheap pair just to see what they're about. Any movement, they popped off. If there's no "pinch" how do they stay on?

[@davidheath2427]

I did the same and there is no comparison of the cheapest to the dearest. The run pro are amazing and worth every cent .

[@alexisbodin5665]

Great test. Did you test the new (october) X-vibes from Crosscall or it has been released after your test ?

[@BubbafromSapperton]

The Openrun Pro's have terrible sound, the Aeropex Mini's are great though. Seem to have different amplifiers and the voice prompts are much much higher quality on the Mini's. I also have the newest Mini's but again the Aftershokz ones sound better than the Shokz ones..

[@wilrivera2668]

... the video mentions silicone tips several times but these headphones do not go in the ear ...

[@gunnerman1880]

I have a pair like this but I think the name bone conduction is wrong as I think they they are just speakers that sit near your ears. Bone conduction is when it vibrates your ear bone. Which these type don't.

[@prcr8tion]

You are incorrect. When you actually use one, you will know. The one you probably got was falsely advertised as bone conduction headphone. (Cheap Chinese knockoff?)

[@catherinebealka6014]

You show all of these being worn by men or above average height women. It would be nice if there was one on the list that would be best for smaller women and kids. It seems no one ever considers that for wearable devices.

[@dallasjsallad]

Kids don’t work

[@Kamiapatridagiatousprodotes]

Be carefull. Long time at your head can cause headache.

[@leifhaldpedersen6078]

I have just send My Philips back. Can’t make connection to My Android mobilephone

[@Msigw]

It’s crazy how unrelated to the products most of this video is. - here some random person, slow pan, random person, slow still pan… repeat. Sigh.

[@SlavaBagmut]

He said for Philips headphones up to 8 hours of battery life while the screen was showing 9 hours. Check what you say!

[@royflores850]

the open run pro does NOT feature a speaker

[@64Magick]

*BEWARE!!!!!* *1. A lot of these ''conduction'' headphones are NOT bone conducive!!* *2. Most of these ''conduction'' headphones are NOT in stereo, but mono!!!!* *3. There's a lot of BOGUS ''conduction'' headphone SELLERSS!!*

[@JackCeline-b2z]

I think a Wissonly Hi Runner needs to be added to the list. In fact, I have an Openrun Pro and a Hi Runner, both of them work well. But if you want to use it for swimming, Wissonly has obvious advantages. It is IPX8 waterproof and has 32G storage, making it very suitable for swimming. It has a great wearing experience when used for running.

[@DoloresRoss-ck6sz]

Is this wissonly Hi Runner suitable for swimming? I'm looking for a Bone conduction earphone suitable for swimming and boating

[@JackCeline-b2z]

@@DoloresRoss-ck6sz It is IPX8 waterproof, of course it is suitable for swimming and boating.

[@starlights50]

X18 still sounds like garbage but better than 9 digital that looks like a youth whisperer .. also junk.

[@JasonAguirre]

@@DoloresRoss-ck6sz Do you...have trouble with reading comprehension?

[@takahirosg]

Time to review the new Creative Outlier Free PRO!

[@Tai_Pov]

Everything is too expensive

[@hoptran]

How much? Thumb down

[@OperatorPuski]

Basically a canned review template. Not taken seriously

[@Rovier.g]

Exactly

[@CeeTeeUSA]

The earbuds are better. The key is switching to foam earpads and ditch the rubber that doesn't give good bass response..

[@shezamshazam9345]

For sound probably but their are different philosophy, there are 4 main reason to use thess: -Wanna reduce hearing loss -You have some deaf or hearing loss, this allows you to hear -Need to be aware of your surroundings -Swimming training more hapoy

[@gunnerman1880]

They should actually be called open ear head phones. As that's what they are. They work well and are safer.

[@prcr8tion]

Not same. Not all open ear earbuds use bone conduction, transferring the sound through your skull bone.

[@sheetal3248]

Need at least 4 5 days backup stand by time

[@morkarmorgan3161]

Thanks

[@chopperdeath]

I would recommend not listening to music when exercising. It forces you to focus on your breathing, technique, timing and mental engagement. It's the difference between "working out" and "Training".

[@Timetofly8888]

Thanks, Ken.

[@davidheath2427]

Really

[@gerardbrown8657]

How about you do you and keep your recommendations to yourself........who are you to recommend anything to anyone!

[@chopperdeath]

It’s a recommendation, not an order. It’s a suggestion based on my experience and experiences of others I have trained. Thanks for saving the internet from me.

[@gerardbrown8657]

@@chopperdeath You're very welcome.....just doing my civic duty!

[@Star_Strider]

You literally repeated that all of those headphones are good for every sport you can think of like 9 times in a row.

[@azukar2k7]

3 Different Ear Bud sizes? wtf

[@Dr.PandaCamper]

I can tell that this video tried to just elongate the video to meet the 10 minute mark lol. Very redundant vocabulary. Otherwise, informative...

[@Gorilla_Wrangler]

I just got a pair 1 hour ago. Theyre not worth it.

[@cheekbones2]

Lots of better sounding headsets are out there...

[@Nojokejack]

Doctor is in, Donald is under the microscope at every angle. Jack is holding the candlestick and the Huuuge Orange Oof is melting into his own orange lunp of pale goo.

[@LondonWater]

lol 8 hour battery life. 8 hours is not all day. 16 is

[@nsevv]

Without mp3 storage a bone conduction is useless.

[@prcr8tion]

So that means ALL headphones without a built-in MP3 are useless?

[@DavidMartin-iw9td]

I don’t want to hear ambient sounds when listening to my music; I want to be home, in a European leather recliner, with a single malt Scotch in one hand, and a conductor’s music baton in the other.

[@magnushelmersson]

And why are you making a comment that is totally irrelevant to this test?

[@DavidMartin-iw9td]

@@magnushelmersson Why do you give a damn? Troll.

[@JoseSanchez-bo7zb]

They all see k great but I'm looking for something that can give me 15+ hours of listening.

[@prcr8tion]

Suunto Wing. 10 hours battery life and additional 20+ hours with the included charger/powerbank.

[@KosteaBV]

Странная стратегия ремонта если честно… Либо добавлять stop leak и смотреть если сработает. Либо же колхозить по полной и вырезать контур. А зачем оба если уже определили где утечка?! 🤷‍♂️ P.S. Вы упомянули про проверку испарителей, но не condenser coil(где я часто находил утечки в этих LG). Как я и сказал, странная последовательность действий. Надеюсь клиенту вы объяснили чем чревато такой ремонт.

[@stevenburris8854]

The aftershock mini is too small so sits on my earlobes ...wasted my money

[@Bluewolf_Raiden]

There kinda expensive

[@mogeking56]

Don’t buy them they start to hurt after about an hour

[@sampatton548]

What an absolute waste of my time

[@alainpryt9641]

👍👍👍👍

[@vemacrinnon1286]

So not a single bone conduction headset that can be used by swimmers or divers then? I have a set from Amazon that can be used with Bluetooth terrestrially, and has a built in 32 gig capacity for listening in and under water. That's far more useful than any of these.

[@DavidMartin-iw9td]

I don’t want to hear ambient sounds when listening to my music; I want to be home, in a European leather recliner, with a single malt Scotch in one hand, and a conductor’s music baton in the other.

[@purpleldv966]

But what if your a blind person that has to take a phonecall and navigate noisy city streats and cross-walks? Guess we don't really matter for the average skottish drunk and this particular Wermarcht marshal-wannabe doesn't really understand that this is a product not at all designed for his neads! P.S. Be careful where you get your whiskey from, cause you can lose your sight! and I can assure you it ain't fun!

[@kassiedreaneai7459]

@@purpleldv966 So how did you read his comment? Does your computer screen do brail? I assume from your comments you know blindness first hand.