Transmitting sound via the bones in the skull to the inner ear. Bone conduction speakers rest against the side of the head near the ears, but not in them. Dating back to the 1920s, bone conduction ...

Bone conduction headphones wrap around the back of your head with a speaker resting on your cheekbone. The audio causes your inner ear bones to vibrate so you can clearly hear your music ...

I was mostly just curious—what would wearing them feel like? To me, sending vibrations through the head to transmit audio sounded like a technology out of a sci-fi book. It was anticlimactic, to say ...

The best bone conduction headphones provide clear audio through vibrations ... headphones on the market because of their open-ear design, and many of the best running headphones are bone ...

The dual-driver design doesn't radically alter ... But it's easy to spot the micro speakers that have been combined with the ...

Bone-conducting headsets are lightweight and comfortable. Shokz OpenMeet is a comfortable and light headset with hybrid bone-conduction and traditional dynamic drivers.

Shokz's OpenComm 2 headset, which has a similar design to the ... this headset combines Shokz' bone-conduction technology with its air-conduction speaker technology (Shokz says it's a "Qualcomm ...

One of the big issues with bone-conduction headphones technology ... In moving to this type of open design with more traditional speaker technology, albeit the kind that Shokz says is patented ...

The follow-up to the Mojawa Mojo1, this new version is the lightest bone conduction headset (which sends audio as electrical ... Elsewhere its design hardly breaks the mould, featuring a 3mm ...