Restored Shokz OpenMove Bone Conduction Waterproof Bluetooth Headphones for Sports(Formerly Aeropex), White (Refurbished)

I hadn't heard strong positive reviews from friends who had bone conduction headphones, but I wanted to try them for myself. So I purchased a pair that were refurbished. I have never been comfortable with ear buds and I prefer over the ear headphones to those that press your ears into your head. These headphones are a good alternative for me. I can hear music and podcasts well enough - much better than I'd been led to expect. I've also used these for phone calls and I've had mixed results, but only over a few calls, so I won't say anything definitive about the microphone sensitivity other than one time it worked with no complaints from the person I was speaking to, one time I got complaints; but that's just two data points. My awareness is greater with these headphones than it would be if I were wearing a different style of headphones. I'll choose safety over convenience almost every time and these are a good choice for that reason too. One qwerky thing I've noticed is that although I haven't had a problem with the headphones staying on, they don't really rest on my ears like eyeglass frames do. Again, I'm.not having a problem there; they seem to press firmly enough into my ears to stay in place even when I'm jogging over uneven ground. Firmly enough without being uncomfortable to wear for hours at a time. Overall, I'm.quite pleased with this product and I would recommend them to anyone.

The OpenMove headphones replaced a pair of Titanium headphones with a channel that stopped working. I use bone-conduction headphones during walks, as they allow traffic noise to be heard. The OpenMove are light, comfortable, and have good sound quality for podcasts. Double-clicking for the next track and triple-clicking for the previous track are nice features that the Titanium lacked. That said, the multifunction button on the Titanium was larger and easier to press.