We tested a handful of the best open-ear and bone conduction headphones the gym, in the pool and on runs. Here are our ...

Get pre-Prime Day savings on these open-ear headphones, now just $24.97. Photo: Cult of Mac Deals Everybody gets in the zone when it’s time to work out. Music is one great way to get there, but ...

AirPods are great and all, but what if you don’t want earbuds jammed into your earholes? These open-ear headphones use increasingly popular bone-conduction tech to deliver audio without plugging up ...

Last summer, Samsung launched new Galaxy Buds models with a brand new design (above), which turned out to be the least controversial aspect. The new earphones look a lot like Apple's AirPods, ...

If you need music while working out, you likely have some wireless earbuds already. But did you know there's another option? Bone-conduction headphones are particularly great for runners and bikers, ...

They continue to get better and more versatile.

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Samsung isn’t among the world’s leading headphone brands. However, its Galaxy Buds tend to be quite popular among both Galaxy device users and the general public. Its latest releases in the segment ...

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According to a new report, Samsung is looking to launch a pair of headphones using bone conduction tech later this year. Bone conduction headphones are nothing new, as brands such as Shokz and others ...

The SHOKZ OpenRun Pro is a more traditionally styled sport headphone with the earbuds connected to a lightweight titanium band that goes around the back of your head. It does an excellent job of ...

TLDR: This pocket-sized disk serves up incredible audio via its bone-conduction technology, turning almost any surface into a beefy amplifier. Mobile devices like smartphones and tablets are fine when ...