The headphones are more comfortable to wear and offer longer battery life than bone conduction technology.

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Instead of the traditional method of sending sound vibrations to your eardrums, the OpenRun Pro uses bone conduction technology to send vibrations through your cheekbones directly to your inner ear.

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When I first learned about bone conduction headphones (BCH) I was mostly just curious—what would wearing them feel like? To me, sending vibrations through the head to transmit audio sounded like ...