Run Plus Bone Conduction Headphones, Open-Ear Bluetooth Headphones, 32GB MP3 Player, IP68 Waterproof Swimming Earbuds, Deep Bass, Secure Fit for Running, Gym and Daily Use, Black

I am in love with this open ear concept for headphones. I had been a devout airpod user but it was frustrating having to constantly pair it due to connectivity issues. I switched to plugged in jack headphones but depise the cord, especially while listening to audiobooks at night and accidentally pulling my whole phone off the nightstand. In comes this headphone. Super comfortable. Nothing in my ear! Easy to use. Breeze setting it up on my phone and iPad. Fully waterproof is a plus as it means I can use it while swimming this summer - great for working out. Stays fit and tight. I have zero feeling of it falling off. The mic is very clear so I also use it for work calls. Great price for what you get. Love the design. Everything I didnt know I needed but now can no longer live without.

I’ve been using the Run Plus Bone Conduction Headphones for a few weeks now, and I’m seriously impressed. The open-ear design is a game changer—no more worrying about blocking out traffic or gym announcements. The sound quality is way better than I expected from bone conduction headphones, with surprisingly deep bass and clear audio even during high-intensity workouts.The 32GB MP3 player is perfect for running without carrying my phone, and the Bluetooth connects quickly when I do want to stream. They stay securely in place through sprints, lifting, and even swimming—yes, they’re fully waterproof, and they really hold up under water!Battery life is solid, they’re lightweight, and I love that I can wear them for hours without discomfort. Whether I’m at the gym, on a run, or swimming laps, these headphones have become my go-to. Totally worth the price. Highly recommended!

Very happy with this product. I've had them for almost a year and swim at least a mile a day, three days a week. They have good sound and I've had very little issues with them. The only thing I've noticed is that they will go from normal to shuffle to single loop occasionally while swimming. Then getting them to go back while in the water can be challenging. Overall I'm pleased with the product for the value. If you dont have a pair of waterproof headphones and go swimming I can recommend these. They will change the way you workout.

Update 4:I've been using these for over six months now and I'm updating my overall rating to 3 stars which is up from 1 star. The first pair failed after 72 days of having them. They were replaced within a week by the manufacturer after I reported their failure. The pair I received performed significantly better than the first pair and have continued to do so for months. I would recommend these as they do seem a good value for the price but I would also consider alternatives depending on what your requirements are.Based on the new pair these are my observations:Pros:- Extremely comfortable and well fitting. I have tried several types of bone conduction headphones and these are by far the most comfortable and most secure while swimming. I do not swim with a swim cap and I don't run the goggles over them and they never feel like they are going to fall off or move out of place.- The app is semi-useful- Shuffles in MP3 mode- Sounds great in MP3 mode while swimming- Their customer support has turned out to be really great. They respond to emails in a day and they've followed up to make sure everything is good.Cons:- The controls continue to be somewhat problematic but much better than the previous pair. It is easy to put them into MP3 mode but it is sometimes (probably about 1 in 10 times) problematic to lock the buttons after doing so requiring repeated attempts.- Bluetooth sound mode isn't great...not terrible but not great.- The shuffle isn't the greatest. I have 362 songs in storage, none of which are repeated in any capacity (e.g. live and album version). Just about every time I swim, I hear at least one song get repeated and it is usually within a few songs of being played.- Headset occasionally connects via Bluetooth to my phone while swimming in MP3 mode which means I have to put it back into MP3 mode while swimming or have the music constantly cutting out. This isn't supposed to happen according to the manufacturer unless a call comes in but it is happening without calls coming in. I simply turn off Bluetooth on my phone but an extra hassle I'd rather not do.- After six months on the same headset the battery life is starting to show signs of shrinkage. I was getting 5-6 hours of use, now I'm getting about 4 hours of use. On one swim recently the headphones went from "Battery Medium" (tells you whether the battery is High, Medium, or Low when you turn them on) to powering off in 45 minutes.Update 3:So after 72 days from purchase (not delivery), these headphones no longer work as they should. Today, 20 minutes into my 90 minute lap swim session, the headphones started beeping as if the main button was being pushed at random intervals. The headphones then began to power off and power on randomly. My assessment is that the waterproof headphones are in fact, not waterproof and water had somehow gotten in them and was basically shorting them out.In summary, these headphones have been straight garbage from the beginning. The only reason I got them was because of the MP3 shuffle availability. I have only used these headphones for swimming in a pool. They have never been submerged more than a foot. I only use them for lap swim as the $60 bone conducting headphones I have are superior for Blue Tooth connectivity so I use the $60 ones for biking, walking, and everything else when Blue Tooth is an option. Other updates follow so you can see what has been happening.Updating after nearly two months of use:Main thing is I should have sent them back. Unfortunately I didn't find another headset that had the features I wanted (primarily shuffle in MP3 mode).Good:- Sound quality in MP3 mode is decent- Comfort and staying in place- It has an app (doesn't really do much though)- It shuffles in MP3 modeBad:- Sound quality in Bluetooth mode is flat- Locking the buttons is problematic at best and doesn't always work- Myriad issues while swimming with the buttons locked (stops playing, swaps between MP3 and BluetoothI use these for swimming only in MP3 mode. I use my much cheaper pair for biking, walking, running, pretty much anything else.Original Review Follows (with no edits):At the time of writing this I have had these Mojawa headphones for 20 days. I purchased them almost exclusively to have a set of swimming bone conducting headphones with shuffle ability and they have failed at that...and more. I will be returning them in the next few days unless the company finally responds to multiple support emails I've sent with something other than an automated email that resolves nothing.The biggest issue with these headphones is the design. The volume control is situated behind your right ear. In MP3 mode the same 'button' also controls the play mode (shuffle, normal, single-track repeat). While swimming my ear would frequently make contact with this button and continuously adjust the volume and/or change the mode. In one length of a 25m pool I would usually go from shuffle, to single loop, to normal, to shuffle, to single loop on top of the volume getting adjust numerous times (sometimes all the way up and sometimes all the way down).The instructions contain nothing about being able to lock the buttons and you won't find it on their website either. However, their automated response (which is about the only response you get when you contact them) includes a link to a Google Doc that says if you press the button four times consecutively it will disable the touch controls. I tried this, numerous times for about 30 minutes. The results of my tries have been for it not to work or for the unit to completely lock up for several minutes (stops playing music and is unresponsive to changing between Bluetooth, MP3, or even power cycling).There are other issues as well. The sound quality in Bluetooth mode is not very good. There is an app you can get to change the sound a bit but it doesn't help. My other pair of $60 bone conducting headphones sound about the same in MP3 mode and significantly better in Bluetooth mode. The transfer speed of MP3 files to the headphones is very slow. The headset has 32GBs of storage but it would take hours to transfer that much data to the headphones. It also claims to have an 8 hour battery life but I think 5-6 is more realistic.The only plus to these is that they are more comfortable and they stay in place better than my cheaper pair but I have reverted back to using my cheaper pair while I look for another set of headphones with shuffle because they work just fine with fit and comfort, they sound better, and they don't ruin my workouts like the Mojawas do.

I really like these headphones. I like to use them while I'm kayaking. They're lightweight and waterproof, and they're also comfortable, so they really are the ideal choice for this type of activity. The headphones also have amazing battery life, so I never have to worry about them running out of juice while I'm on the water. They're durable, too, so I can take them out in all conditions. My only complaint is that the audio isn't so great when I'm using them outdoors in noise env.

So I’ve been using them for running, I needed some open ear headphones for security. Initially I was going to return them as I was unable to pair them, but after reading the instructions I was able to pair them with no issues. And so far I have had love them, they are pretty comfortable; these are my first bone induction earphones, but so far I love them for my afternoon runs.