Outlier Free Wireless Bone Conduction Headphones with Bluetooth 5.3, IPX5 Sweat and Water Splash Resistance, Multipoint Connectivity, Up to 10 Hours of Battery life, Built-in Mic

Wow, these headphones are super comfortable to wear. Made out of a silicone type material these headphones fit uniquely around the back of the head and over the front of the ears. The sound quality is amazing considering that they do not actually go into the ear. Infact, you can actually feel the vibrations on the outside of your ear,which is bizarre Setup was really easy, just turn on your Bluetooth on your mobile device. Press and hold down the power button on the headphones and a pleasant voice will talk you through. Comes with an easy to read and understand instruction manual. Superb headphones, cannot recommend enough!

It's ok not very loud

I’m very impressed 😁👍 the headphones are Beautifully presented ✔️ very high quality made✔️stylish design ✔️very comfortable to wear ✔️ I tested this out with my music system on and was pleasantly surprised that the ear plugs and audio from the headphones blocked it right out👏😁 and very impressed that the ear plugs made it feel like I was wearing in ears phones. ✔️ Brilliant as can choose if I wear headphones my surroundings or not 😁👍 excellent battery life. Excellent sound quality ✔️ Definitely value for money and i highly recommend 😁👍 would make a lovely gift 🎁

Great when it works, almost immediately started disconnecting for no reason. As time progressed it got worse and worse until I returned it

I was so excited to receive these - I have a pair of regular earbuds from Creative and they are superb, and I recently got an off brand pair of bone conduction which were very lacklustre (and well, not bone conduction) so I thought these would be brilliant. I am extremely underwhelmed - the build quality is excellent, the waterproofing is good, the battery life is a bit poor to be honest and the fit is pretty good. The problem is with the bone conduction - I feel they use part bone conduction and part speaker because although the bone conduction appears to work ok - the louder you make them, the more obvious it is there is a speaker in there. My wife could hear my music clearly at the other end of the room whilst I was wearing these. Not just noise - but actually clearly the song I was playing. I have another off brand pair of bone conduction - these are true wireless and are very clear - regardless of the volume you set them - you can't hear them. At all. Unless your wearing them. That's true bone conduction. These are not unfortunately.

Good set of bone conducting headphones, if they fit right for you. I found the band way too large for a good fit for me, they kept dropping back and resting on my neck. Because of the way they work it ment that I could never get the best sound as I couldn't achieve the right placement for more than a few seconds before they slipped down. When I hold them in the right place they sound OK, not great sound quailty as expecting from this type of headphone - but the point is that you're more aware of your surroundings, and for that, they work very well. Just wish they were adjustable. Other than that, connectivity was easy and battery life is good.

There’s a lot to like about these headphones, and couple of bits that I’m not so keen on. They arrive in a smart branded cardboard box, which is cellophane sealed. You get the headphones, ear buds, charging cable and instructions. The earphones are well-made and robust, with an IPX5 water-resistant rating. They do look sleek and stylish, with just a touch of something different about them. They take a bit of getting used to, because they don’t go into or against your ears; they use bone conductive technology through the cheekbone. They hook around your ears, with a band around the back of your head, and once there, they are secure without being overly tight; you can literally leap around and they don’t move. They are very comfortable to wear, and they have the added bonus of still being able to hear what’s going on around you, which makes them perfect for jogging, running or cycling. The sound quality is good rather than excellent, and it is lacking on the bass-side of things. I found that there was a sweet-spot when positioning the cheekbone section to get the right balance between sound and vibration. The vibration is more noticeable if you’re sat doing nothing, but if you’re busy, I found I didn’t notice it unless I thought about it. The vibration is less at lower volumes, so there may be a compromise required there, and it could be something that you just get used to. The Bluetooth connection was swift and steady, and I like fact there is multipoint connectivity. The headphones are rechargeable using a non-standard charging cable, which is something I’m not too keen on, in case I lose the cable or it breaks, I would have preferred a standard Type-C and this could potentially be a deal-breaker for me. A full charge will last around 10 hours, and I pretty certain that I got closer to 11. At the time of writing this review, the cost is £139.99, and as much as I like these, that is the top amount that I would pay for them.

Not bad sound and microphone. Back strap doesn’t fit me well and the earpiece hangers hurt the top of my ears. I did adjust but was worried I might break as there was nothing in the instructions about altering. Worse is the proprietary charging connection. I lost the lead for a week and couldn’t charge. I bought a similar pair with a usb c port and now use those all the time despite finding the old lead.