Bone Conduction Headphones Bluetooth V5.0 - Vidonn F3 Open Ear Wireless Sports Headset Sweatproof w/Mic - for Cycling Running Driving Gym - Green

Ok so obviously the Aeropex is MUCH more expensive, almost 3x as much as the F3. I'm gonna just be upfront, spend the extra and get the F3 over the F1, it's well worth the $20 upcharge for the MUCH lighter design and a little better sound. So I'm not even going to talk about the F1's, just buy the F3 if you're between the two.Sound: The F3s sound somewhere between an AM radio and FM radio. Honestly maybe like $5 headphones. The Aero's are much better and have way better range and clarity. Neither have OMG bass but the Aero's are better, it's just a byproduct of bone conducting headphones in general. They both have some bass just expect baked l balanced at best.Noise Cancelation: So imagine the best ANC headphones ever. Got an image? Yeah these are the complete opposite. Which is a good thing since that's they're bread and butter.Size: Aero's are definitely smaller, the F3s are closer to the Air model by Aftershok. The F3s are crazy small, I purchased the"mini" and normal versions, they set the exact same (small) pair. I wear a medium/large fitted hat and these were just barely too small. I don't even think they have a "normal" size though, both boxes I received are the exact same and neither has "mini" anywhere on it.Charging: Please let micro USB die for the love of God. USB C is the same price or a few pennies more at best, just pass on the 5 cents extra please. F3s have an unprotected port as well some I'm kinda skeptical in water/dust resistance. Aero's have a proprietary cable which I'm not a fan of BUT they give you two (one for nightstand and one for my daily carry bag) AND it has a really nice magnetic system like Magsafe MacBook or Surface Pro connector. So as far as proprietary cables go it's very very will designed.Warranty: F3s are a year but good luck trying to file a claim. Aero's have a 2 year warranty which I've seen people file a claim with no problems.Overall: Ok so don't buy the F1's, buy the F3s. Now if you can swing the much higher price the Aeropex is a significantly noticable upgrade in every single way, so don't think "they're just charging more because they can" they're definitely better so you aren't getting shafted. The F3s aren't horrible for the money if $60 is your absolute max budget, the only thing I can say is if you have anything above a medium sized man's head they probably won't fit you, and as I said earlier I ordered both sizes and they were the exact same size/model. I returned my F3s and just sucked it up and spent the $160 for Aeropex's and I don't regret it one bit.

So we just got the F3s and we have to return them as they are a good inch if not more shorter than the F1 and other manufacturers. Was looking forward to trying these but instead i wasted my time purchasing since they dont say anything about the size and not being for larger heads. I cant tell you about sound, battery or anything else. They did come packaged really nice. They feel well made like Aftershokz. If you are in the large head group you may want to keep looking or try the F1 instead of these. As for stars i am doing 5 as you cant give 0 and explain. its not fair to give 1 as they could be really awesome, just a bit small. Also 5 is not right again due to not actually being able to use device.Update:. Turns out after looking for another pair of headphones, there is another product page the store is using to sell the same item. Difference is price (about 5 bucks i believe) and the product page has a lot more info including that the f3 is a mini. Not sure why they didn't think that was important to mention on this page.

I got these because I have an absurdly tiny head for an adult. My ear canals are tiny as well and even with ordering the tiniest ear tips available I can’t get earbuds to stay in or fit comfortably. I had tried a set of bone conductor headphones but they were too big for my mouse head. So in comes the mini! Thank you! I still feel they could be smaller, but then, that’s just me. They don’t always broadcast the very beginning of my gps instructions (gets cutoff at the beginning), & there doesn’t seem to be a way to adjust the volume of the lovely lady that announces “power off/on, connected. But otherwise these are absolutely perfect for me. I like to be able to hear other things around me while I’m using them. I often forget I even have them on. There aren’t a lot of buttons on the headset itself for things, but that doesn’t bother me as me as my phone is close by... I had a problem where my first set failed to power on anymore, & Amazon directed me to the manufacturer customer service. They responded swiftly, and replaced the defective ones at no cost, & went above & beyond to make me a happy customer! I highly recommend these for you smaller people out there! And the full sized for you regular humans.... :)

Charged them and paired per instructions - worked briefly then began an endless loop of "power on" repeatedly (currently been going for 30+ minutes) with the earphones becoming extremely hot to the touch. Can not turn them off. Tried plugging them back into power source to trigger a reset, but no dice. Immediate return! (support wasn't available as an option) I suggest spending a little more to get one of the name brand headphones...

I have small ear canals that make it difficult to get well fitting and comfortable wireless ear buds or headsets. I also wanted something to wear under a helmet when cycling—allowing me to hear my surroundings. I had been introduced to a popular bone conduction headset in a store. While I liked it, I hoped to find a less expensive model for my bike rides. (I normally listen to podcasts—so I’m not looking for the quality I would want for music or phone calls. I have not tested either.). I researched models and decided to try this one. For my purposes it works well. I do need to recharge them after about 3.5 hours of usage; and would have liked to have had a volume adjustment button on the headset. (I have to set the volume on the phone.). But the headset works well to listen to podcasts, and it is comfortable to wear even under my helmet while I’m wearing eyeglasses. The product was shipped immediately, was well packaged, was easy to synchronize, and seems durable. For the price and my needs, this was a great choice.