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Trying to decide between the Philips TAA6606 and Shokz Openrun headphones to entertain me while running. Have no experience with bone conducting headphones, so any input is appreciated.
Currently, the Philips are 90 USD and Shokz 125 USD. I'm looking to use them mainly for podcasts while running - I own a pair of Airpods Pro, but I'd prefer to hear my surroundings without having to use hear through.
Are the Shokz worth the extra 30-35 USD? I mean, I like their design a lot more than the Philips , but I won't be looking at them while running and USB-C for charging seems nice (the Philips). The Shokz apparently have a little better sound, but again, never tried bone conducting before.
Edit: there’s far too many to reply individually, but I think I’ll go with what a vast majority tell me actually works - Shokz. Black Friday deals haven’t been significant these last years, so will just get a pair soon as possible!
Thank you everyone for your answers 😊
Hello to every runners!
I was wondering what is better to wear when running - air vs bone conduction. I am well aware of how both technology works, but in terms of running, what is a better option? I like to run outside and I have the Galaxy Buds Pro; however, I am starting to realize that it can be dangerous without awareness of the surrounding. So, it would be nice what is more comfortable to wear (especially with someone who wears glasses) and which one can provide better awareness to the surroundings and lastly can you recommend me a good budget friendly earphones?
Edit: thank you everyone for your suggestions! I read them all and has helped a ton!
Looking to get some wireless headphone and wanting to know the differences in abilities between the two types. What you do you like/dislike about them? What makes you favor one over the other? The one concern I have right now is I have tiny ears, so I often have issues with ear buds hurting my ears or constantly falling out. TIA
I am looking at bone conduction headphones for my girlfriend. She likes music but does not like the feeling of not hearing approaching runners or vehicles. Are bone conduction headphones the real deal? Or is the sound quality too meh to be worth it?