SUUNTO Sonic Open-Ear Bone Conduction Sports Headphone, Bluetooth Wireless Headset w/Enhanced Bass & Multipoint Connection, 10H Playtime w/Fast Charging, Built-in Dual Mics, Waterproof & LightweightClimatePartner certified

SUUNTO Great product - Supreme Sound and Functioning - Excellent Quality

For context, I tried almost every brand of bone conduction headphones on this site. Keep in mind that bone conduction headphones will never have the quality that a good over-the-ear headphone or even in-ear earbud can provide.Summary: feature-poor for the price, but decent product.Sound quality: good, but a bit thinner and muffled compared to shokz and H20Comfort: very good for my big head, but a bit of a pinch at the front of my earsBattery: good - never tested to exhaustion.Call quality: goodOverall quality: goodControls: easy to use, non-vocal feedback was ok for meBluetooth: easy to pair to multiple devices, performs wellOther: no mp3, if you care about that. Finish shows oily fingerprints. Lower water resistance than expected for the price.

Got these to replace a pair of shokz OpenRun which had just died ( wouldn't charge or turn on ) and were out of warranty.They are very similar down to the magnetic charging plug. I think these sound significantly better. More bass. More full sound overall. Higher max volume available. Very comfortable to wear for long periods. We will see if they hold up better than the shokz over time. So far, so good.

Didn't realize this company was Finnish and had acquired Sports Tracker some time ago. I had bought one of those things as Nokia was imploding to stock up on more Finnish designs.This is my first purchase of bone conduction headphone technology. My only other experience is at the dentist when she hits my tooth in the wrong place and my whole head vibrates, so I figured this would work.Overall I like them and I will compare them to my Sony Linkbuds, the ones with the "hole" in the middle, which I like a lot. Those I think are probably better for an office environment and phone calls, which I inadvertantly discovered they are perfect for, and these better for sports and music. Both let me hear the world around me.Overall I think they're great so I'll just touch on the quirks.Charger is some proprietary magnetic thing (I don't think this is considered pogo pin, but you get the idea), I wish it was USB-CWhen jogging the band in back sometimes flops down and bounces off the back of my neck, I try not to think about it and eventually forgetMusic sounds great, phone sounds muffled. It's punchy but don't expect deep bassThe power is controlled with the volume up button, so you get a small little louder blast when shutting off the power. I don't understand why they didn't use the side button for power to avoid this quirkIt's tough to press the side button the right number of times when running. I wish it had the Sony "face tapping" technologyOtherwise I think they're great

I was disappointed with the sound quality, and how the microphone worked. They are also very large. I had to return them and am very happy with my mini shockz

Buen equipo y bien conformado

Does not connect to Bluetooth well. Can not connect to different devices when resetting Bluetooth. Haven't been able to use it in 2 days because of this issue.

Estos audífonos me sorprendieron gratamente. Los llevo utilizando para correr, ciclismo y trabajar durante unas semanas. La experiencia fue muy buena y no molesta para nada. El único detalle a considerar sería que el botón para play/pause no se me hace muy cómodo.Hubiera preferido que estuviera posicionado como los botones de volumen.