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Yorlu Bone Conduction Headphones (Black) $28.99 + Free Shipping w/ Prime

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Woot! [woot.com] has Yorlu Bone Conduction Headphones (Black) on sale for $28.99. Shipping is free w/ Prime, otherwise shipping is $6.
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kenoverlook
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If you have the same $8 and 20% off coupons on your account as I do, you can get it for $25.59 on Amazon…
https://a.co/d/8LdLoZr
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pixelmaster
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Hmm. It says that it's a frequently returned item. 😞
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ArjunR9967
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In my experience the cheap "bone conduction" are poor knockoffs, both in sound quality and volume.
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ryand7651
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I always wanted to try bone conducting headphones. However, after reading a review stating that sound isolation is an issue, I'm not sure I even want to bother. I always wondered if it was just a gimmicky speaker near your ear and considering one can clearly hear what you listening to at 25% volume suggests it is just a speaker.
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caveman017
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Quote from ArjunR9967 :
In my experience the cheap "bone conduction" are poor knockoffs, both in sound quality and volume.
Depends on the model. I recently picked up a knock off for $25 from Amazon that was not that different than the various Shokz Aeropex/OpenRun models I've had. The Shokz are better, but aren't 4-6x the price better IMHO, at least for my use case of listening to music or podcasts while running on trails.

I've personally sworn off Shockz as a company because they aren't durable at all. I've had to warranty 5 pairs over the years due to various issues and while their customer service has been easy enough to work with, I got tired of it.

That said, I looked specifically for a model that was soft rubber all around rather ones that had a hard plastic ear loop, which these seem to have. I don't want to shill a certain "ABCXYZ" brand, so I won't link, but there's a few options out there on Amazon or AliExpress that are probably worth checking out.
Quote from ryand7651 :
I always wanted to try bone conducting headphones. However, after reading a review stating that sound isolation is an issue, I'm not sure I even want to bother. I always wondered if it was just a gimmicky speaker near your ear and considering one can clearly hear what you listening to at 25% volume suggests it is just a speaker.
The whole point of bone conduction (or air conduction) is that they don't have sound isolation. Actual bone conduction headphones essentially sit on the bone in front of your ear and vibrate, causing you to be able to hear. You can plug your ears with foam plugs and still hear (and often the sound quality actually goes up if you do that).

The use case is for when you want to be aware of your surroundings. Think running on trails, biking, listening to music while driving when your passengers are sleeping, etc.

Air conduction is just a small speaker that's sitting outside your ear. The big advantage is that the sound is a lot more full than bone conduction, however I've had issues where sweat can clog the speaker grille making it muffled, which isn't an issue on bone conduction headphones.
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megazone23
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Quote from ryand7651 :
I always wanted to try bone conducting headphones. However, after reading a review stating that sound isolation is an issue, I'm not sure I even want to bother. I always wondered if it was just a gimmicky speaker near your ear and considering one can clearly hear what you listening to at 25% volume suggests it is just a speaker.

I have been using Shokz for over 3 years, started with regular and now only use mini so I can lean back on the headrest and even sleeping without problem.

I chose it specifically because I don't want sound isolation. I need to listen to my kids crying when they were small and now when they are fighting 😅 and also not to anger my wife with closed ears.

And I can certainly tell they are not just speakers next to the ears. When environment is nosy, the best way to make it sound louder is NOT turning the volume up, instead use ear plugs to isolate the outside sound. So, I always have 2 silicone ear plugs hanging on my Shokz if I need to use them (usually use only one).

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