Zulu Exero Open-Ear Wireless Bone Conduction Headphones (Black) Bluetooth for Running, Bicycling, Hiking, with Microphone

Really cool headphones! It's very interesting to be able to hear music and calls and leave your ears open for other sounds. Great for bike riding and running, but it turns out, also really good for meetings and phone calls, because you can hear yourself like usual. The most unexpected use for this technology was practicing singing, because I can hear myself just like normal, as well as the track I'm singing to.Battery life is good, bluetooth works great. No problems with calls. I really enjoy using them.

The Zulu Exero headphones are exactly what I was looking for. They're great for settings where you still need to be aware of things that are going on around you (at the gym, running, hiking, etc.) but also come with earplugs that you can use alongside the headphones when you wish to only hear the audio. The sound quality is great, as are the various features such as quick buttons for phone calls, volume, and pause/play. The slight vibration took a second to get used to, but now I find it a great addition to the experience. Would definitely recommend these!

As my first purchase of bone conductions headphones, I have say that I am pleased. Sound quality is decent, but bass is lackluster. In very loud environments, you'll probably have trouble hearing with them, and if you crank the volume all the way you'll probably be distracted by a "wall of noise" so to speak. I have yet to test them in a phone call.

Sound quality on these is good, loud enough to be heard in noisier environments. Fairly comfortable to wear for a few hours, no complaints about battery life.The right 'speaker' stopped working on me after about 5 months of light use, however.

So disappointed in multiple waysPro:• They are comfortable, a little awkward having the strap in the back hovering over the back of the head rather than being adjustable in any way but it is easy to get used to.• Easy to set up. Once I looked up what button to press in the directions it went like a snap with no complications at all• Charge seemed fineCons:• Sound leakageIn the description they say “Please note, at higher volume they are not 100% silent to people standing next to you in a quiet room” but wow is that an understatement. I can link these to my phone, put these on my table, walk across the room and clearly make out what is playing while my phone is at less than half volume. I can wear them and walking on a crowded street people will recognize what tracks I’m listening to.This isn’t a bone conduction issue. I have a friend with a different brand of bone conducting headphones and I can sit right next to him and not make out what he is playing on normal volumes.• VolumeThey also don’t get that loud. I don’t know how that is possible with the other issue but max volume on these is way lower than other devices. Tried mowing the lawn while wearing them and on max volume couldn’t tell what I was listening to.

I had high hopes for this product, and while there are certainly some positive things about this product, it also has numerous flaws, which in my opinion, do not make it worth the $50 I paid for them. Having said that, it was also the first time I bought "open-ears bone conduction headphones", so I really didn't have much to compare them to, but I'll go ahead and list my likes/dislikes:Likes:1) Even though they feel a bit tough at first and the area around ears may get a bit achy, they will get more comfortable with time.2) I like being able to still hear my surroundings while listening to podcasts and music when I'm outdoors.3) It's nice to also be able to take a phone call and still hear your surroundings.4) Set up was pretty easy and like most other bluetooth devices.Dislikes:1) If you're in an area that is noisy or has traffic around it, you'll have a hard time listening to podcasts on this device. I say podcasts specifically because the volume on them is typically lower than that of streamed music. The volume is pretty low even if your phone volume is also turned all the way up. But again, for music I think it's fine.2) The sound cuts in and out. I use these headphones daily and there is not one day when the sound stays consistently on. Now, when the sound goes out, it is for a very short period of time, but it is very annoying when it starts doing so.3) It does tend to lose the bluetooth connection to the phone. It doesn't happen as consistently as the sound cutting in and out, but the connection does get dropped every so often. I don't know if that's more of a bluetooth thing, but I know it doesn't as much as with my other headsets.4) The sound is okay, so don't expect some great music coming out of these bad boys. This is more of an observation than a dislike, just know that you'll probably get better sound from in-ear headphones around the same price point.All in all, it's an okay product and definitely serves its purpose, but with the dislikes I pointed out and at that price point, I think they could do better.

I was a former wrestler, and my ears are a little messed up from that. It’s hard for me to find earbuds that fit well. When I got these, they don’t need to go into my ears but plays the music just over my ears. They work really well and seem like a good product. They also fit my head well so I’m not afraid of them falling off.

Sound quality is great and I enjoy the out of ear buds for multitasking. I also like the fact that you can seamlessly connect to two devices at once! I have the headphones connected to my iPad and iPhone. I’ll play a movie on the iPad, and the movie automatically pauses if I get a phone call and switches audio.