Efanr Wireless Bone Conduction Headphones with Mic - Lightweight Open-Ear Bluetooth 5.0 Headset, 6H Playtime, Noise Cancelling for Running, Cycling, Workouts - Compatible with iPhone & Android (Black)

At first, despite buying the earhooks it turned out the seller was out of stock. The seller was very kind, refunded me and alerted me when a new batch was available and made sure they got shipped quickly.They don't seem to have a volume control and if you use these on PC at-least you won't be able to change the volume too quickly, you'll have to adjust app volume directly. It depends on your dongle and what bluetooth protocols it uses, but these earhooks work with my Avantree DG60 long range bluetooth dongle. I can close the door and listen to my audio from the other side of the house. They can rub, so don't fit them on tightly.Other than that, they seem to do everything else I need them to. These fill my need for a very light, sweat-proof bone conducting headset that can take advantage of my long-range bluetooth dongle. A perfect alternative for those with sensitive ear canals and trouble using earbuds.And consider that with most bone conducting headsets, the band going behind your head will hamper attempts to use a headrest.While this product isn't perfect, It's the best I've found and I highly recommend supporting the development of bluetooth ear-hooks and ones offering at-least as many features.To Efanr; If you can keep the features already included, please try to add a volume control function and a wireless charging case.It's good enough if your not able to wear earbud in your ear, you can hear sound coming from outside of your year, but it's worth using for music, but for pod cast and things like that are doable.... Not bone conduction, I don't know how they get away with making that claim, but it's an ok basic outside of the ear listening devices.I'd purchased another similar earpiece a while back. I thought the complaints I had about it were reasonable for the price. But that was about 11$ for one earpiece. I think it might have come with a charging cable but I don't remember. These were 19$ for a pair, with cable and a nice little case. The volume is much better -- with the old one I'd frequently have to cup my hand around my ear to hear it well, using it to listen to audiobooks while I stock a closed store... so very little background noise. The design is much nicer, and being more round it's more comfortable to wear for long periods -- which is possible with the much longer battery life. Even if the battery life was about the same, I could have swapped out for the second one partway through a shift, but that hasn't been necessary. They are still very slippy and it's easy to lose them. I'm tempted to see if a thin pencil grip will work to keep them more stable without being too bulky.Edit: the second set I bought did not come with a carrying case. Luckily I still have the first one and it can fit extra, but be aware it may not have one when you get it (which is kind of a bummer).This headset is great for any outdoor activity on the streets. I use it for listening to the warnings of my electric unicycle while riding on the road. I can hear both the traffic and headset sound clearly. Volume is loud enough and battery runs surprisingly long. Make sure to use the correct voltage power brick on these small devices as the chargers inside them can't handle varying voltages.I love the idea of these, but the follow through sucked. I can hear the other person but they couldn’t hear me. Tried it a couple more times before throwing them in my dresser.Best headphone purchase I have ever made.This could not connect to my Samsung A10sBought these because bone conducting headphones are the only type of headphones you can wear on a forklift. These are not bone conducting, I’m just hoping my boss doesn’t see them while I’m wearing them either way.