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The verdict
Raycon Bone Conduction Headphones Bluetooth
3,000+ bought last month
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OVERPRICED.
These are open-ear headphones that use bone conduction technology to send sound through vibrations against your temples instead of sitting in your ears. They're designed for people who want to listen to music or take calls while staying aware of their surroundings, making them useful for running, cycling, commuting, or any activity where you need to hear what's happening around you.
$99.99
Amazon price history via Keepa · checked 17d ago · confirm on Amazon
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The read
What's actually worth knowing.
- Your ears stay completely open, so you can hear traffic, people talking to you, and other ambient sounds while listening to music or podcasts.
- They're built tough with an IP68 rating, meaning sweat and water won't damage them during workouts or in wet conditions.
- You can adjust how loud the sound is by sliding the bone conduction pads closer to or farther from your skin, which also lets you dial in how much outside noise you want to hear.
As of Aug 15, the Raycon Bone Conduction Headphones Bluetooth is overpriced at $99.99 — versus a $92.78 typical price and a $69.99 12-month low, based on Amazon's own price history.
Its price this year
This price is off the chart.
Prices from Amazon.com · Data sourced from Keepa
The specs
Down to the details.
- Colour
- Gray
- Special features
- Bone Conduction Technology
- Recommended use
- Cycling
- In the box
- Cable