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I use the Shokz Openrun Pro for this use case. Not waterproof enough for swimming (according to the manual), but I sweat like the Colorado River and they handle
by jerezzprime 3y ago
I use the Shokz Openrun Pro for this use case. Not waterproof enough for swimming (according to the manual), but I sweat like the Colorado River and they handle that just fine. They are bone conducting, not in ear, which is a feature for me, because I'm mostly cycling.
- Fire-Dragon-DoL 3y agoYeah that brand was interesting, but I'm looking for the opposite, I'm in a gym and want to eliminate sound, so bone conducting doesn't work
- wl 3y agoYou could add earplugs.
- Fire-Dragon-DoL 3y agoI did not think about that, although i do wonder if earplugs would ve ejected from the ears with the right move, similar to "true wireless in ear headsets without hooks"