Amazon cuts bone conduction sports headphones to £39.99 with 75% off limited-time deal (aff)
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A limited-time Amazon offer drops open-ear sports headphones below £40, offering swimmers and runners a cheaper way to try bone conduction tech
These bargain £39.99 sports headphones must be among the cheapest bone conduction sets available right now.
It's a limited-time deal on Amazon, due to expire on February 16, so there isn't much time to claim them, but according to Amazon their usual price is £159.99, so it's a huge 75% saving.
Bone conduction is a relatively new technology aimed at fitness fanatics who love to spend time exercising in the great outdoors.
One of the key benefits of this technology is the music is transmitted to you through the bones in your skull, so there's nothing in your ear. It means you can hear traffic around you, and you can even hear them clearly underwater.
The open design helps with airflow, and they're more comfortable and secure, thanks to their headband loop.
Bone conduction is a fairly expensive technology, especially when it comes with an IPX8 waterproof rating and an internal memory, but while this deal is on, you can try out the tech for less than £40.
The internal memory is a great feature, because it means you can store up to 8,000 songs on the headphones themselves - so no need to have your phone with you.
That's great for swimmers, but it'll also be handy for track runners, and anyone who doesn't like having to carry a phone around while they exercise.
There are other great features, too. Bluetooth 6.0 will help with audio stability, you can make and receive calls, there's a 12-hour battery life, and it charges magnetically in just two hours.
Bone conduction never gives you the crisp, deep audio quality of in-ear headphones, but the benefits are the light weight, secure fit, and awareness of your surroundings.
If you've never tried bone conduction before, this is a great way to start. And a great way to take your fitness regime to the next level.
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