The best bone conduction headphones use vibrations on your cheekbones to recreate sound, leaving your ears open, boosting awareness of your surroundings and offering a more comfortable experience ...

Bone conduction headphones are a unique style of listening device that are perfect for anyone who has a hearing aid, runners and swimmers who don’t want to carry their phone with them ...

Audio maker Raycon has today unveiled the company's first pair of bone conduction headphones, replete with water and dust protection, decent battery life, and low latency. Like all of the best ...

The microphone quality of the Suunto Wing won't match the boom mics on gaming headsets, but it's somewhat better than the tinny mics on wireless earbuds. Despite the background noise that remains ...

The best bone conduction headphones on the market will supply you with premium audio while you workout, all while helping you maintain awareness of your surroundings. Bone conduction headphones ...

The solution? A pair of open-ear or bone conduction headphones. Instead of sitting in your ears like traditional wireless running headphones, these are designed to leave your ear canals open so ...

Most use the same technology as the best bone conduction headphones, with pads designed to sit on top of your cheek bone and create vibrations to reproduce sound. This leaves your ears open ...

At less than $200, the Shokz OpenFit Air is the way to go if you want open-ear headphones that keep you tuned into your ...

The Mojawa Mojo2 reviewed here is one of the best bone-conduction headphones around. The follow-up to the Mojawa Mojo1, this new version is the lightest bone conduction headset (which sends audio ...

So I'm not sure why it took me so long to try bone-conduction headphones, which leave your ears unobstructed, but now I've found the Shokz Open Run Pro 2, I'm never going back. To get technical ...

While bone conduction sounds futuristic and intimidating, it’s actually a realistic and comfortable alternative to earbuds or ...