BASN AirS1 Open Ear Bluetooth 5.3 Air Conduction Headphones (Black-Red)

I really like air conducting headphones, you can keep them at a low enough volume so you can still hear what's going on around you, I wear them at work all day and they basically add background music to your entire day. They also get pretty loud if you want them to and sound pretty good. Recommended

These have more capacity than my ears can discern, I don't have very good hearing anymore. This unit kicks out some very serious sounds, for nearly 60 bucks - one would expect such - and these deliver, I'm sure. The fact that I cannot hear just how well these perform is a bit of a bummer, but I'm used to it. I scored these to gift to my friend who works in online telehealth, she needs for the best audio tech available to ensure she's hearing her clients clearly and accurately - these will do the job and then some.

This bone-conduction style headset works well, good quality sound, reasonable priced alternative to others on the market. It did not fit me that well, though, the wrap-around flexible frame that goes around the back of your head was way too big on me, but would probably work on a man's head. That frame is a fairly flexible structure, but thin so not sure how well it will hold up being tossed around in a handbag or laptop case, but so far, so good. So overall works well but I have other headsets that are a better fit for me - but guys out there (and others with larger heads!) may find this a good choice.

I'm hardly an audiophile, but I can't really get into music if it's playing on lousy speakers. This is very much not the case with the AirS1's. The sound quality on these do not disappoint, especially for the price. The bass, mid, and treble are all present and well balanced. They are comfortable to wear, to the point you almost forget about them, and the battery life is above average for this style of headphones.

If I were reviewing a high-end set of earbuds, I'm sure this be a more critical write up. However, they perform above their weight class and I'm enjoying them very much.

Would recommend.

As others have mentioned, "Air Conduction" is kinda... nothing. this is a conventional pair of wireless earbuds with an ear/neck band, that *also* has the option to be used without the "bud" component as there's a slight rise in the body of the earbud that keeps the driver away from your face... theoretically (i.e. your mileage may vary, head shapes are weird like that.)

I bought these to use for business- conference calls and the like- I'm using them without the "buds" and it seems perfect for the application. I don't do "serious" confrence calls or meetings, and would use a sennheiser EPOS/plantronics/jabra if I did.

I did play some music through them as a quick test and found them to be pretty decent- there's better audio quality available at this price point but it's a more conventional form factor, and potentially not wireless.