Open Ear Sport Headphones, Wireless Bone Conduction Earphones, Built-in 32GB MP3,with Mic, IP68, Sweat & Water Resistant, Up to 8 Hours Battery, Bluetooth 5.3,for Running,Swimming,Workouts

Great open-ear headphones for workouts and daily use. They are comfortable, lightweight, and stay in place while running or exercising. Sound quality is clear, and I like that I can still hear my surroundings. Battery life is solid and pairing was quick and easy.

This is a new generation headphones, they don’t go inside your ears, but sit close to the ear, so you can hear both - your music and the world around you. It’s a huge improvement when it comes to safety, especially for me, as I am a runner, and I get too submersed into my own thoughts, music, and running, and I don’t even notice people and traffic around me. This sport headphones keep your ears open so you can still have conversation with people if riding a bike or going on a run, you can still hear traffic or if someone is trying to get your attention. I wasn’t sure about this design at first, because I thought they were going to fall off during my run and cardio workouts, but they are actually sitting comfortably on my head and very sturdy. I have a bigger head, so I was concerned about the wrap size around my head, but it fits just fine. These earphones are also so compact and discreet, half the time people don’t even notice right away that I am wearing them. This style of earphones will also work perfectly for everybody who has any kind of hearing or ear issues. I highly recommend this product!

The DEMICEA sports headphones have been a great surprise. Their ergonomic design fits securely around the ear without causing discomfort, even during long workouts. What I like the most is how lightweight they are—they almost feel like you’re not wearing anything, which makes them ideal for running, walking, or everyday use. The sound quality is clear and well-balanced, perfect for enjoying music or podcasts while still being aware of your surroundings—something very important for outdoor activities. The Bluetooth connection is stable and fast; I haven’t experienced any interruptions or delays. The battery life is also impressive, lasting several continuous hours without needing to recharge. Another strong point is their sweat resistance and how firmly they stay in place even with intense movement.

I absolutely love these open-ear headphones for running, as they provide incredible situational awareness and a "weightless" feel that keeps me safe and comfortable on the trail. The sound is surprisingly crisp for an open design, though I did find them tough to wear with my glasses since the ear hooks and frames have to compete for the same space. Despite that minor fit struggle, the ability to hear my music and my surroundings simultaneously makes them a total game-changer for my daily miles.

They don’t quite last as long as advertised, but they work well and are reasonably comfortable. You can clearly hear what you’re playing while also being able to hear the world around you.

These headphones are a surprisingly strong value that punch well above their price point. They offer a rare mix of comfort, sound quality, and true phone‑free listening that makes them easy to recommend. ## Comfort and build The first thing that stands out is how **comfortable** they are for long listening sessions. The ear pads and headband use a soft outer material that has a premium, pleasant feel against the skin instead of the stiff, plasticky feel a lot of budget options have. The clamping force is gentle enough to avoid hotspots but still secure, so you can wear them for extended periods without wanting to take them off. ## Materials and feel The outer material has a smooth, quality texture that makes the headphones feel more expensive than they are. There is a nice balance of flexible plastic and soft-touch surfaces, so they don’t creak excessively or feel fragile when you adjust them. Small design details, like the finish on the cups and the transitions between materials, help them look clean and modern instead of cheap. ## Sound and value For the cost, the overall value is **fantastic**. You get clear, enjoyable sound that works well for everyday listening, podcasts, and casual music sessions, without needing to spend the kind of money most brands charge for similar comfort and features. When you factor in the build quality and standalone features, they feel like an easy upgrade over typical low-budget wireless headphones. ## Built‑in storage (phone‑free listening) One of the best features is the built‑in storage for songs, so you can listen without your phone. This makes them great for walks, workouts, or quick trips when you don’t want to carry a device or worry about Bluetooth connection issues. Loading music directly onto the headphones turns them into a self-contained music player, which is a huge convenience you rarely see at this price. ## Overall impression If you want comfortable headphones with a nice-feeling exterior, strong value for the money, and the freedom to play stored music without your phone, these are an excellent pick. They feel like a well-thought-out everyday pair that makes it easy to just put them on and enjoy your music without fuss.

You need to know that this device requires a proprietary charging cord that is easily knocked off the charging points. Why they didnt just make it a standard USB C connection is beyond me, that would have totally been less expensive than doing it this way, without annoying you. Boo. On a more positive note, I was listening last night in bed, and fell asleep with them on. Although they stopped playing music when the timer went out, they were still on all night. This morning Ive listened to them for another three hours and they are still at 90% battery. However, another downside is that there is a little blue flashing light that is quite bright when the lights are out and disturbed my bedmate. Sound quality is excellent for bone induction... listening via Bluetooth to Captain Fantastic on Spotify, which is my test of any sound system, was very satisfying for a non-audiphile.