The Shokz OpenSwim Pro are some of the best bone conduction headphones we've tested in recent years. They're the beefier version of Shokz OpenSwim headphones and come with Bluetooth connectivity ...

As wild as headphones that work without sitting in your ears may sound (pun intended), we assure you they are very real. So here’s our breakdown of how bone conduction works.

Bone conduction headphones are a relatively recent trend, so we need to determine the full extent of their benefits and risks. That is why I lumped them into one segment of this article.

Aside from that, the bone conduction headphones also feature Bluetooth 5.1 and can run with a USB-A adapter. With the adapter, you can get a more reliable and secure wireless connection at your ...

Like the latest generation of bone conduction headset from the market leader, the Mojo1 uses a magnetic charging cable. It's about 80 cm long and attaches to some gold connectors on the skin-side ...

Critics of bone conduction point out that these headphones, by design, won’t “seal” your ears the way traditional headphones do, so the sound quality itself won’t be as good.

The Shokz OpenRun Pro bone conduction headphones, which will keep your ears open to let you hear your surroundings, are on sale for only $140 from Best Buy.

With bone conduction and Bluetooth options, the Naenka Runner Diver aims to be an all-in-one headset for swimming, running and the gym. Here's our review ...

Where bone conduction comes into play is that the tech offers an open-ear experience while not being subject to the same limitations of speaker-based open-ear headphones.