All-Terrain Bone Conductive Headphones

Bought and used these since receiving them. They're good for maintaining situational awareness, they're great for listening to podcasts or anything where there is speech and not music. Good onboard microphone, probably the best that I have ever used, and that's been quite a few. My only complaints are that it seems to be susceptible to interference, comes unpaired more frequently than it should, and is just a little too small for my head. I'm sure it doesn't help that I have the body proportions of Fred Flintstone, but still.

> I think everybody that's complaining is completely missing the point of the product. Respectfully, I disagree. I was fine with the sound quality - it was as I expected. But their contradictory advertising and condescending response is inexcusable. > The descriptions made by the ad may be misleading, but may not be inaccurate relative to the other compatible products in this area of tech. Why would another product's performance matter to this product's description? That makes no sense. You wouldn't buy a Ford Focus on the description of a Toyota Tundra and be happy with the Focus' hauling ability.

I got these as well and have to say was one of the fastest MDs I've backed. That being said, I didn't know what to expect but after listening to them and reading around, I think everybody that's complaining is completely missing the point of the product. These are supposed to be worn and used in situations where plugging your ears is either illegal or otherwise undesirable like running our cycling or even shooting. For that these serve their purpose well as an affordable application of this technology. If you're an audiophile, this isn't the right product for you for all the complaints mentioned. The descriptions made by the ad may be misleading, but may not be inaccurate relative to the other compatible products in this area of tech.