Customer Ratings & Reviews

The fit is off. If I look up it shifts. It's also a not tight in the sides of my head. The sounds is great of i can get it to stay in the right place.

I bought these to listen to podcasts and books while commuting 2 hours everyday. I wanted a pair of legal headphones that I could use while driving that leaves my ears open so I can hear sirens and emergency vehicles. BUT, I wear hearing aids and with the road noise from my car I can't listen to things on the radio or from my phone through the car speakers. So I thought I'd give these a try. The sound quality is OK. When turned up loud they do tickle the ear with vibrations. But with the controls fitting directly behind the ears ... wear my hearing aids are fitted ... they were extremely uncomfortable and didn't fit well for me to hear properly. I have exchanged these for the higher priced Aeropex and will do a review of these after a few trial runs.

Great for podcast and telephone calls but not for music. Comfortable fit. I found music to be unlistenable with these.

I purchased these open-ear headphones with the hope that they would be able to offer a more open ear listening experience at work while being able to let me hear my work environment. But the sound was less than stellar, with mids sounding okay but the Bass was horrible. If you do put the volume all the way up, you will get a vibration like feeling, but it really does not help with the overall quality of the sound. The quality of the product seems well built with an overall rubbery grip to keep these in place over the ears. Overall if you are in a quiet environment, these might be okay, but I wouldn't recommend these in a noisy environment.

Rating it 2 out of 5. I’ve had these just over a year and the last 6 months the headphones have progressively gone downhill. Sound quality is ok and good for podcast or audiobooks. The microphone worked for six months and progressively got worse. To the point now the microphone is unusable.

Decent sound if not max volume, gets scratchy if so. Larger size slides around or moves out of place if tilting or moving head. May be better if running, but i biught for work so its not very ideal or comfortable. Would recommend the mini or one without a strap altogether.

If you’re in a quiet area, the phone calls are really clear. However, if the other person on the line speaks too loudly your headphones will vibrate creating an annoying, uncomfortable vibration against jawbone. I don’t like that. Music quality isn’t so great, but I wasn’t expecting a super quality sound for that. Another thing is, I began feeling lightheaded after wearing them to long. I’m not sure if it’s the magnetic pieces in the ear pieces or the radiation. My head begins to hurt and causes me to remove them. I’ll only use them while inside when I need to have headphones on. Otherwise, outside I can’t hear anything and after long usage i begin to feel ill. Not my favorite. I bought a pair for a friend and they didn’t like the vibration either.

I wear hearing aids on both ears and conventional earbuds or earphones are either impractical or uncomfortable. I got these thinking they would work similar to what an audiologist would use to check your hearing. They don't. I get more response by placing the transducers just behind my ears as opposed to in front, on top of the jawbone. In fact, many bone conduction devices for people with profound hearing loss are placed behind the ear. I couldn't recommend these for someone that wears a hearing aid or suffers from hearing loss.

Flops over ear holes, fits loose, tried on adult and child. Loud to people nearby. Unusable. Returned same day.

The neck piece is stiff and rubs. It was not comfortable. We returned this. The sound quality was fine, but difficult to get on and off and rubs the neck too much to wear.

I bought this product because I was experiencing considerable ear pain after using my headphones for more than one hour. I found that using these bone conduction headphones made by ear pain worse

Get the OpenRun Pro, the Move is very tinny, no bass. I had the original Blue 2 s, want to replace with new tech, this doesnt sound anywhere close to the original. The pro is a fine bone conductive device. We also have the opencom for work.

Headphon's microphone has stopped working. Our sound is too slow to be heard by others. I coudn't find the serial number so I have submitted a claim on your website without serial number.

They worked well for 3 months and then stopped working. Maybe my sweat got into the electronics, but they weren’t damaged in any other way.

Not worth the money. And couldn’t return them only gave 15 days not 30-60 like most places with receipt. Would not recommend now we are stuck with them. Bad news on this one.

These are not universal fit. I have had mine for 1 month. The sound quality for music is not great. Phone calls sound quality is fine. The bone conduction is not great on me. They seem to be a bit big for my head. If I had a ponytail, they may sound better.

I bought these for myself and found that they were too small for my head. They work well for my wife. I will buy them if they offfer a larger size

Headphone will give you pressure headache. Sits on a pressure point. I started using and immediately got a light headache then increased. I had to return and get money back.

For a large skull only,otherwise it falls off and dissapears into the ethers.

I can see the appeal to runners but they did not fit my head and the sound quality is worse than a $30 pair of truly wireless earbuds