AUOSHI Bone Conduction Headphones with 32GB Built-in Storage, Bluetooth 6.0 Headphones, IPX8 Waterproof Swimming Headphones for Running, Cycling, and Workout, Black

these are excellent! I really love everything about them and I cannot believe that they were only $50. They sound amazing. The only thing I don't like is that the plastic band that goes behind your neck is so large it sticks out when you're swimming. I just don't understand what the need would be even a very large man would not have a neck that big. Well… Maybe if they were like 600 pounds, but the vast majority of people that buy these for working out are not enormous… It doesn't seem to be a reason to make them so incredibly large

I purchased these specifically for lap swimming and they're amazing! They sound much better underwater than above. I swim for an hour, 5 days a week. I wear them under my swim cap and use the sizing strap over my bun to secure them in place. Bluetooth does not work underwater regardless of brand but it was simple to organize my mp3s in order for my workout and place them directly onto the headphones using the provided cord. Highly recommend.

Not a bad bone conduction headset. There is some vibration noise even on a medium volume setting. I typically keep my volume at 50% or lower. The fit is a bit loose which allows for a bit too much movement on the ears so it can irritate the backs of a person's ears. The overall product is worth what I paid for it as compared to other comparable headsets.

This was a gift for my son. He loves them. They stay on during swimming laps. He reports loosing sound when doing backstroke. He says how surprised he was at the loud sound when underwater. He was most pleased with this gift.

Needed an inexpensive cutting mat and rotary cutter for infrequent use while traveling. It does the job and didn't break the bank! Fits suitcase and dresser drawer.

The fit of these is strange. I bought them to swim laps and you have to wear ear plugs in order to hear what you're listening to. If your head goes completely under water you lose what you're listening to. They are more of a hassle than they're worth.

A flat kind of oval cover placed where earphones touch skin for bone conduction comes off after a few hours of use, just like it also happens with other similar brands. Glue has not worked for me. Securing the lid with thin rubber bands solved the problem. BTW FYI one can find better designs w/o this flaw.

I'm sorry but they just didn't fit properly on me. Also, I'm spoiled with my Blue Parrot and with the single ear piece. I'm sure just because they're not for me doesn't mean another person won't think they're fantastic. I'm actually going to give them away to someone who's financially hurting and could definitely use these.

I may return these. At first I was thrilled because my last pair snapped in half, not this brand, but I'm noticing a consistent beeping in the background that I cannot ignore. As soon as I pause or turn them off it's not noticeable anymore so I know it's the headphones. Some weird type of interference.

Sound quality is similar to a 1970's AM transistor radio with a 1” tin speaker. No way to adjust fit. I would expect this quality for $5 at a flea market. If the original price was actually $149, Walmart needs to reconsider stocking them. Starting return…