Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
I've been wearing that headset I mentioned before nonstop, but lately my ears have been hurting—or maybe it's more like they're itchy—and the inside of my ears is all dry and flaky! lol
It's about time you got ready! Get your earphones ready!!
I was wearing these earphones (headset).
Because of my job, I have to wear them all day long, and because of that, my ears...
Is everyone okay??
I was writing about that on Twitter when someone introduced me to bone conduction!!
So, I decided to buy one to try it out!
This is the one I bought.
Horizon Bluetooth Bone Conduction Sports and Outdoor Earbuds
It’s a bone-conduction headphone, so the logo has a cute vibe, lol
To be honest, the bone-conduction headphones I was recommended were a little pricey, so I decided to try these ones for now.
The model I was recommended is a pretty high-end bone-conduction headset—this one right here.
Bone Conduction, for Calls Only: OpenComm Slate Gray AfterShokz Bone Conduction Earbuds
Since it's designed exclusively for phone calls, it's quite sophisticated, and it seems to offer clear sound quality for the person on the other end as well—but it costs about 20,000 yen!
I can't post this lol
It was a little too expensive, so after looking around, I found three products priced around 6,000 yen, and in the end, I chose the one mentioned above.
The reasons for my choice are water resistance, light weight, and the ability to pair two units.
Since I carry two cell phones, this is a must-have for me. I go out to job sites, so it needs to be waterproof, and since I use it constantly, it has to be lightweight—otherwise, I’ll get tired.
As a result, the above
Horizon Bluetooth Bone Conduction Sports and Outdoor Earbuds
It was a choice to pick this one.
It was fine even with the helmet on.
And when it comes to the all-important calls, the sound quality is truly amazing!
I thought the sound might be a little muffled, but I could hear it perfectly!
Actually, a long time ago—more than 10 years ago—I had a bone-conduction headset, but it was a product where I couldn't make out what was being said, so I was a little skeptical about bone-conduction headphones.
That’s why I didn’t have the courage to buy something too expensive, so I wanted to start by trying out some cheaper products, lol.
However, it seems the technology behind the product has improved significantly since then, so I think it performs well enough.
I'm looking forward to seeing how it sounds when I try using it with the percussive sounds of the Rotor Percussion.
I'll write another review.
By the way, here are the products I was considering.
So, these are the three types.
I suppose they're all pretty similar in reality, but I guess it just comes down to personal preference, right?
I might end up buying those bone-conduction headphones 👆 that cost just under 20,000 someday, lol.
By the way, I bought this to protect my ears lol
When I put it on my ear, it gives a cool, tingling sensation inside—it's kind of painful but feels good, lol.
Thank you to everyone who shared their insights.
I think I'll try using it for a while.
See you later.
