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Microphone is terrible. Calling from a bicycle or when it's windy outside is impossible.
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Would not buy it again and still uses it daily.
Owned 1–2 years.
Bone conduction is the most common — on 56% of the 18 bone conduction headphones we've cataloged (of 19).
below average for bone conduction headphones — based on 15 of 19 we've cataloged.
IP68 appears on 7% of the 15 bone conduction headphones we've cataloged (of 19).
True appears on 13% of the 16 bone conduction headphones we've cataloged (of 19).
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Would not buy againMicrophone is terrible. Calling from a bicycle or when it's windy outside is impossible.
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