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Bone conduction is a technology that transmits sound through your cheekbones, bypassing the eardrums entirely. Instead of traditional speakers that play sound into your ears, bone conduction headphones send vibrations directly to your inner ear via the bones of your skull. This lets you hear your music or calls while keeping your ears open to the sounds around you.

Stay alert. Stay safe.

Findings indicate that 1 out of 4 road-related accidents happen when people are distracted and fail to react to environmental warnings. Bone-conduction headphones let you enjoy sound while keeping your ears open—so you can hear traffic, horns, and alerts that might save your life.

Yes, bone conduction headphones are safe. Because they don’t go inside or over your ears, they reduce the risk of ear fatigue and allow you to stay aware of your surroundings—especially useful when walking, cycling, or commuting.

Our headphones are designed for most head sizes. For children under 12, we recommend adding a soft silicone strap for a more secure and stable fit — especially during active use. It helps keep the headphones in place and ensures optimal sound conduction.

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Yes! Our bone conduction headphones come with a built-in microphone, allowing you to take phone calls or join video meetings hands-free—while staying aware of your environment.

Bone conduction headphones are not completely silent to others, but they’re much more discreet than traditional open speakers. At moderate volume, the sound leakage is minimal and unlikely to be noticed unless someone is very close to you.

Absolutely. Bone conduction headphones are designed to sit just in front of your ears and not interfere with most glasses or helmets. They’re a favorite among cyclists and runners for that very reason.

Place the arms over your ears like traditional headphones, but instead of covering your ears, the pads should rest just in front of your ears—on your cheekbones. You should feel a gentle pressure but not discomfort.

Yes, bone conduction headphones can be a game-changer for people with certain types of hearing loss, particularly conductive hearing loss. Since they bypass the outer and middle ear, they can allow some users to hear sound clearly through vibration alone.