I love my bone conduction headphones. I wear them when I’m running so that I can hear traffic approaching. I also love them ...

Suunto Sonic's open-ear headphones let you listen to music and workout coaching without interfering with your situational ...

There are two main types of design elements when it comes to bone conduction headphones: wraparound headphones and open-ear ...

Transmitting sound via the bones in the skull to the inner ear. Bone conduction speakers rest against the side of the head near the ears, but not in them. Dating back to the 1920s, bone conduction ...

Also: The best headphones for working out Bone conduction headphones wrap around the back of your head with a speaker resting on your cheekbone. The audio causes your inner ear bones to vibrate ...

and unwilling to create noise pollution for others with a speaker system, [Matlek] decided to improvise a custom attachment for a bike helmet that plays audio via bone conduction. We’ll admit ...

If you want to do reality properly, then bone conduction is the way to go. Wireless earbuds are amazing, but they do have ...

They blend traditional bone conduction tech with a conventional speaker that directs sound to your ears in order to boost the audio response. The result is a pair of workout headphones that sound ...

That’s where the bone conduction microphone comes in. A normal speaker will vibrate, changing the air pressure around us. When those changes reach our ear drums, we hear sound. A bone ...

Save big on the Shokz OpenRun Pro bone conduction headphones, praised by runners for combining safety and sound quality in ...

“They scaled back some of the vibrations of the bone conduction and now use a small speaker positioned outside your ear,” he wrote. “The result is louder, richer audio.” But that comes at ...

The $179.99 Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 bone conduction headphones take a new approach to improving audio quality while still ...