Bone Conduction Sunglasses, AcTek Bluetooth Bone Conduction Headphones Handfree Wireless Headset Open Ear Earphones with Built in Bone Conduction Speakers for iPhone Smart Phone Tablet - Black 131mm

took them to work with me, i work with alot of noise, and can't hear the phone ring at all.i can hear the phone ring through the glasses, most of the time i have ear plugs in.the glasses are not to bad, would like better lens for them.or some place to get replacement lens for them.but working around noisy equipment, you can even hear music over them.and by the way the bose sunglasses are nice, but they don't work around noise.and you can't change the lens.

Wish it was louder, I am deaf on one side, I was really hoping this worked well like one of the bone conduction headphone i bought a few months ago, so this to me is false advertising. but it does the job, works like a speaker, just that i cant hear on one side because this is truly not a bone conductor sunglasses. Another down side, it is OVERPRICE, it shouldnt be over $25. The design is fugly as well!!!update: seller offered a refund/exchanged so i wanted to update. we are not allowed to bring speakers/any electronic to the floor, so this disguises well. i just hook it up to my work computer to listen to music but i cant give this any higher than a 3 star, the design is truly ugly, bulky and not bone conductors.

So I bought these to wear for work. After wereing them for a short time I started to sweat and my speakers kept cutting out and stopped working not a good by at all any sweat maker them stop working

::UPDATE 12 August 2019::I sent the sunglasses back. They're NOT worth the $60. Not even $20 in my opinion.They're not bone conduction.Sound is bad.Sunglasses themselves are bad at being sunglasses.The fit on your head is bad to the point where after about 5 minutes the pressure from the arms on your head actually hurts.Bottom line...These are not good.::Original Review::Ok, so I ordered these along with a pair of AfterShokz (real bone conduction headphones) on a whim. They were the spendiest of the weird Chinese made headphone sunglasses so I thought that maybe they'd be decent.Well, not so much. First off, they're HUGE. They fit very awkwardly on your face, with some very very rigid straight arms that house all the controls.These big and rigid arms keep the "bone conduction" speakers from coming in contact with your head, which is what's needed to get that bone conduction sound thing to work. You'll get a LOT of sound bleeding to the environment around you. Even at the lowest volume setting people around you will be able to hear everything going on. If you turn up the volume, you might as well just put your phone on speaker and you'll be all set. Very very tinny-sounding speakers. I'd compare them to some of those cheapie 1980s spring-loaded foam wrapped headphones that came with the original walkman.The sunglasses part isn't half bad. They're not polarized. They come with smoked lenses pre-installed and include an extra set of mirrored red and some clear lenses that are pretty easy to change out. They also come with a cleaning cloth (which you'll need after changing lenses out because you WILL get fingerprints all over them. Also comes with a pair of foamy earplugs and a charging cable.That's pretty much it. I'm going to give these a try for a few more hours before deciding on if I want to keep them or not. If these were $25-30 I'd keep them. But at $60...some so-so sunglasses with some cheapie speakers built into the arms......not sure if it's worth it.

They work just as promised. Fast link with my phone and great sound

These are BIG. If you press the sides in to make better contact they work ok. The wide fit prevents the contact required for bone conduction to work. Sadly, I had to return these for this reason.

It’s good item

It’s not the best bone conducting head phones. There is a lot of sound leaking and don’t fit well in my head. Despite of it I use to hear music while riding my bike, the sound is loud enough to hear most of the music and the surrounding sounds.