Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 Mini Black

Best sound and battery life for bone conduction earphones so far (also scores high compared to earphones in general). The small neckband ensures less discomfort when wearing a bicycle helmet, shirt with collar, jacket and the like. This also means you don't feel that tap or that hitch every time you look up due to contact of the neckband with your clothing. You can also wear the earphones all day without really feeling them, and your ears remain free so that after a tap on the left ear the music stops and you can have a conversation. The multipoint works, but this could be better: switching between two devices, for example telephone and television, works but is a bit stiff. This could be better. Also the luxurious case is too big: you can't just put this in your pocket. Also a good point: it comes without a charger: I already have far too many - better for the environment. Finally, you don't have that slight itch at the temples at a higher volume or deep bass as with other bone conduction earphones: they have apparently solved that.

After first buying the regular version, I went for the mini version and this mini fits better

I doubted for a moment whether the sound would be good enough, but my Airpods pro 2 regularly fall out of my ear and when calling and switching between devices, people often ask me if I'm in a bathroom. I was looking for another headset to be able to call well and that doesn't fall out of my ears. To be able to listen to music well, I have overear B&Ws. I like this headset very much. It fits and I have a relatively large head and yet I ordered the mini that sits a little shorter behind your neck. Ease of use is simple and the quality of the sound is a bit better than I expected. Design is beautiful. They are also very good during sports. My helmet also fits well with mountain biking and you can listen to podcasts and hear ambient noise well. Calling in the car is also nice. All in all, very happy with this headset.