SANOTO Bone Conduction Headphones Open Ear Headphones Wireless Bluetooth 5.3 Sport Headset IPX7 Waterproof for Running Fitness Gym Walking Cycling

Why did you choose this product over others?:I was looking for a sensibly priced yet quality product and I found it!Quality:This headser is sturdy and light weight. Very good hand feel.Bluetooth connectivity:Easily connects straight away to my device without fuss. Control buttons:Very minimal control options which makes it simple to work with. Volume and on/off button only.Battery life:One charge has lasted me for a full week or work outs and completely daily tasks around the house listening to audiobooks.

I’ve been using the DG08 bone conduction wireless headphones for a week now, and I’m thoroughly impressed! The open-ear design is perfect for those who want to stay aware of their surroundings while enjoying music or podcasts. As someone who runs frequently, I appreciate how securely they fit, even during intense workouts. The sound quality is surprisingly clear, with balanced bass and treble, and I can still hear what’s happening around me, which is ideal for outdoor running.The lightweight design makes them super comfortable to wear for extended periods, and the battery life is outstanding, lasting me through long workout sessions without needing frequent recharges. Pairing with my phone was quick and easy, and the Bluetooth range is excellent, with no interruptions during use.The build quality feels sturdy yet lightweight, and they hold up well to sweat and light rain, which is a huge plus for outdoor activities. Overall, the DG08 offers great value for anyone looking for wireless bone conduction headphones, whether for sports or casual use. Highly recommended!

I picked these up as I wanted to try bone conduction for running but I wasn't willing to shell out 3x+ for the equivalent Shokz. A colleague has the latter, and these compare very well for the money.Positives: Build quality is nice, the controls are intuitive if you've ever used a set of wireless earbuds before (big play/pause button that you double click to skip track and triple click to go back), paired quickly with my phone. Audio quality is acceptable for this type of headphone. If you've tried Shockz these are probably 80% of the way there in terms of quality. Most importantly they're comfortable on my average sized head and don't move about in any meaningful way when I run, and they allow me listen to my podcasts while keeping me aware of my surroundings.Negatives: Back on audio quality, I said this was acceptable for this type of headphone. It is, but that means that you have less base, slighter sharper/tinnier treble, so don't expect to be wowed if you're listening to music. I mostly do podcasts when running and they're fine for that. When I do listen to music they're definitely usable, there's not really any distortion and the audio is clear, it's just missing the oomph that you'd get from having even cheaper sealed earbuds. There's also some noticeable noice leakage - I tried these in a quiet office and from a few away you can make out bits and pieces of speech even at a moderate volume. I also don't like that this uses a bespoke charging cable, as this is one more thing for me to bring with me and if it does break or go missing the headphones will probably become e-waste immediately. Finally, I'm not sure if this is unique to these headphones or typical of bone conduction, but parts of audio with heavy bass are VERY vibraty. I'm sure I'll get used to it but it's noticeable.None of those negatives justify knocking more than 1 star off the rating at the price I paid (€45), especially considering name brand ones start at double the price for the entry level models. So, those caveats aside, this is a definite recommendation.

So far so goodGood fitGood soundNice generally good qualityEasy to connect to my phone

Bought for an upcoming SUP race to use whilst training,I am really pleased with how these fit and work, they are comfortable to use for a long time, are really lightweight and sound good. Clearly this style of headphone doesn’t sound as good as the in ear ones but that’s the trade off you get for situational awareness which is key.They seem as good as the name brand ones and are a fraction of the price. The only thing I’m not really a fan of is the proprietary charging cable. In 2025 it’s a shame to have an extra cable which can get lost, that said it charged quickly and battery life seems good so far.

This was my first bone conduction headset; here are my brief observations:It's comfortable - you forget it's there.Comes with its own bespoke charging cable - so don't lose it.Sound quality is pretty good, although I'm mainly listening to the spoken word.Uplifting sensation being able to listen through the headset but still hear clearly through unblocked ears; a useful safety feature when outside.All in all, I'd recommend this product .

I got these DG08 bone conduction headphones after my other pair from a much more expensive brand broke. They're great! Sound quality, pairing mechanism, build. I actually switch between using them on two different phones and they autocorrect to the second if I disconnect from the first which is perfect for what I need and my other set couldn't do that. It was a bit of a faff. They feel sturdy and telephone calls with clients has great sound both ends. I haven't used them for running yet as I'm carrying a small injury but I've no doubt they will be great