Given their size and price I wasn't expecting much but these other then wishing they had a longer cord are great. (why I took a star for sports headphones the cord isn't long enough to comfortably use it with a phone unless it's mounted near the shoulder otherwise i snags on the arm and isn't long enough to drape without snagging for a phone in jacket pocket or on a waist type clip ) I was impressed by how loud they got when I cranked my phone volume up all the way which is just enough to hear over traffic when walking in town with most headphones I had to turn these down a couple of notches so I didn't blow my ear drums out. The earbud is small enough to fit into my ear comfortably and the over the ear pieces hold it in place. These are the only ones I could find that still have that feature. Since I'm small most earbuds don't fit well and fall out. With the ear piece these stay put. I'll definitely take these hiking with me. I'll just have to figure out where to put it high enough the short cord won't be a problem

As with all audio equipment these days, the price range for headphones is vast. You can pick up a pair for a few dollars, or you can invest the price of a small car. However, price is not always an indicator of sound quality: for example, a big chunk of the price of Beats is because they're cool (apparently) not because they sound any better than other brands. These OneOdio headphones fall in the lower end of the price range, but they're nevertheless a great sounding product that could easily cost a lot more.They're fairly comfortable, though bear in mind they're over-ear headphones so they're not going to feel as airy as on-ear models or ear buds. I used to own a couple of pairs of Sennheiser HD40s which were so light you could easily forget you had them on, and walk away from the mixing desk only to have your ears yanked off your head by the cord. But open, light, on-ear headphones will never sound as full and detailed as these. There's always a trade-off.I've used these for recording and mixing and they're perfectly fine for that. One caveat: if you're using them for this purpose you won't be able to use them wirelessly - the Bluetooth has too great a lag, so latency becomes a big issue (seriously, you could be half a bar behind the recorded tracks). This is a quirk of Bluetooth in general, not just these headphones. But these come with a plug-in cord, so there's really no problem if you want to use them for recording. For general music listening the Bluetooth wireless is fine, because a few hundred milliseconds of latency between the source and the headphones isn't a problem.One other important point: I had occasion to contact OneOdio customer service with a problem, and they were terrific. They solved my issue quickly and efficiently, which is really impressive. I always feel that any company can be good when everything's okay, but when things go wrong you find out just how good (or bad) they really are.So if this is your price range, go ahead and buy these. You won't be disappointed.

As a student, I use headphones daily and for hours at a time. These fit extremely comfortably on my head, especially as a glasses wearer. They're extremely lightweight and compact. They don't come with a carrying case, but if you're on the go they will fit comfortably around the neck and can be adjusted so they don't get in the way. I also like that they can be folded so I can fit them inside my backpack easily. Sound quality is fine, you won't feel the bass or anything but that's what higher priced headphones are for. In comparison to a pair of Beats Solo I already owned prior, the sound quality isn't much of a difference. The big difference to me was comfort. These are on ear instead of over ear, but they won't hurt your ears after prolonged use.

This Bone Conduction Headphones is exactly what I wanted. The curvature is nicely shaped and fit comfortably around my ear (maybe not for all ear shapes). The sound quality is exceptional for not being inside the ear. I use it during my workout. It's perfect for mountain bike riding, it allows me to hear my surrounding while listening to music. Similarly, I also use it for my regular workout routine in the gym and it makes it easier for conversation while listening to music. I don't have to constantly remove my headset when talking to someone. I'm regularly monitoring the battery efficiency. I have used this unit consistently for an entire week and so far, a full charge has lasted 6+ hours. I will update my post if I see any discrepancy on the functionality of the device.Note:This Bone Conduction Headphones is not intended to be used in loud surrounding. The sound quality will dropNeed to make sure you charge the unit first before first use, as recommended. The battery seems to last longer.

For someone like me who's not an "audio aficionado" these things are awesome. I've been rocking 5 dollar ear buds for years and finally decided to upgrade. I was blown away with the quality and price. If you have had several pair of nice headphones, these my not be for you. But as a basic all around good pair, I'm extremely happy.

10/10 highly recommend. Easy to transition from ear to ear. Love this

These are pretty good sports headphones!+ : Great battery life. Quality sound. Bonus memory foam tips if you buy thru Amazon & check your email for promotional email. Attached USB plug-in awesome!- : controls are hard to use if you're only using 1 bud as the controls are split between the 2 units. Hard (but bendy) plastic ear clips.

I've had two generations of the Bose QC over-the-ear headphones. I finally decided having something lighter/easier was worth a shot for my travel purposes, and knocking about in the wilderness. Sound and fit are certainly subjective...I can say I appreciate clarity, and for in-ear options it delivers highs, mids and lows very well. I downloaded the free app to manage them, and the simple equalizer/EQ was appreciated to adjust to my liking. Rich, clear base notes, nice overall balance. As for fit, for me the little flexible 'prong' that is their answer to a secure fit in your ear is excellent...fairly easy to figure out and once you get it, it feels rather impossible to knock them out through strenuous activity. They also apply no pressure to any part of my ear (they are very comfortable). They came with three sizes of interchangeable pieces to fit your ear size...the ones that came on the earbuds out of the box were a perfect fit...your mileage may vary wildly.Bluetooth performance works well within 20-30 feet, as expected. I haven't pushed the distance limit beyond that.Battery life appears to be close enough to Bose's estimation (about 5 hours) and the storage/charge case does appear to be able to deliver two full charges.The sound ports that deliver sound into your ear canal are a nice wide cone with a very flexible flange that seals well on my ear. I really like the style of this, as it doesn't go IN your ear and for me it rests more on the outer rim of your ear canal. I appreciate the design. it sealed well for me and blocked out a lot of exterior noise, while still allowing me to hear louder things.Lastly, maximum volume level was high enough for my needs. Bose seems to limit maximum volume on their consumer headphones to something close to reasonable. I've certainly tried other brands that limited volume to a level that didn't meet my needs.