Bone Conduction Headphones The Top 3

Bone conduction allows you to hear sound through the vibration of the bones of your face, jaw bones, and cheek bones. This means that the sound waves are bypassing the outer and middle ear and directly stimulating the inner ear (hearing organ). Bone conduction technology has been around for many years as a tool to help those with hearing loss. Beethoven, who was hearing impaired, used bone conduction to listen to music by biting down on his composer’s wand that was touching the piano. I’ll bet you didn’t know that. While this technology has been around for quite a while, even making its way to hearing aids. Now its 2018 and we have crafted the ideal way to use this tech and make rocking Bone Conduction Headphones that let you enjoy your music despite your copious and annoying surrounding whilst not missing any of them.

They offer a much duller sound compared to traditional headphones or earbuds, and they have a weaker bass response and quieter volume. On the plus side, most pairs are wireless, sweat-proof, flexible, and comfortable, and they have easy-to-use controls built-in for quickly adjusting volume and switching songs. Lets take a look that the top 3 bone conduction headsets

1. AfterShokz Trekz Air Open Ear Wireless Bone Conduction Headphones,

Bone conduction technology and OpenFit design delivers music through your cheekbones. This processes ensures ears remain completely open to ambient sounds for maximum situational awareness during long-term wear. We tried them all and these are the best of the best. The Trekz Air build is 20% lighter than its counterpart with a new organic design that delivers a much more comfortable feel. These wireless stereo headphones are the safest alternative to traditional sport headphones and earbuds with superior sound and sound sensation.

2. AfterShokz Trekz Titanium Open Ear Wireless Bone Conduction Headphones,

Aftershokz takes the 2 spot as well. If you are seeing a trend, and you should be, Aftershokz are leading the way in Bone conduction headphones. The lightweight and comfortable Trekz Titanium wireless stereo headphones are straight amazing. Bone conduction technology, an open ear design and a suite of convenient features deliver premium music play and crystal clear calling without compromise. Although slightly heavy and not as comfortable as the air. I will say I think I prefer the sound quality on the titanium.

3. Vidonn F1 Titanium Wireless Bone Conduction Headphones

The Vidonn F1 headset is an affordable wireless pick that pairs to your smartphone over Bluetooth. Weighing in at just 1 ounce, the headphones are incredibly lightweight and comfortable. They’re made of titanium.  They’ll survive drops, and they’re also impervious against sweat, making them a great pick for runners and cyclists. They’re headphones offer 6 hours of battery life. They even have a built-in microphone that comes in handy for extremely disturbing phone calls.

The Final Thought

Im very surprised and It doesn’t seem sensible that audio traveling through your bones instead of your ears could be so finely tuned. It dosent seem like I am hearing them its more like a stereo in my head. Only way to describe it is its like an over track in a movie. While some headphones have better sound I don’t know if I could ever go back to regular hearing headphones.