Can others around you hear music coming from these? null

If your music is loud enough to overcome external noise, Yes they can.

Short answer, no. And I've asked to be sure.

From someone who purchased and used these exact headphones, yes, audio from these can be heard externally unless you have the volume turned very low. At a normal listening volume I can still hear it while holding out it at arms length, so someone within a couple feet of you in public will be able to hear noise. I wouldnt even classify them as bone conduction since they sound as clear when held next to my ears without touching, just no bass until the vibrating tips touch your skin lol.

If it was maxed out and their ear was pressed up against yours, maybe, but realistically no not at all. If you take it off with music playing you still can't really even hear it.

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If your music is loud enough to overcome external noise, Yes they can.
Answered by Jintheville 1 year ago
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No
Answered by PJBMS 2 years ago
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Short answer, no. And I've asked to be sure.
Answered by jma400 2 years ago
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No
Answered by PaulS 2 years ago
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From someone who purchased and used these exact headphones, yes, audio from these can be heard externally unless you have the volume turned very low. At a normal listening volume I can still hear it while holding out it at arms length, so someone within a couple feet of you in public will be able to hear noise. I wouldnt even classify them as bone conduction since they sound as clear when held next to my ears without touching, just no bass until the vibrating tips touch your skin lol.
Answered by Adam 1 week ago
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If it was maxed out and their ear was pressed up against yours, maybe, but realistically no not at all. If you take it off with music playing you still can't really even hear it.
Answered by Flower 4 months ago
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