OpenComm Stereo Wireless Headset, Noise-Canceling Boom Microphone Bone Conduction Bluetooth 5.0 Office Business, Black

I use the headset for calls and to chat with friends on Discord when Zwifting. Comfortable for long use as they use bone conduction and don’t sit on or in ear. Small boom mic is good and seems to cancel surrounding noise, focusing on my voice. Controls are a little fiddly but I don’t consider this to be a showstopper. They are quite expensive but good quality and do a really good job for a bluetooth headset. I wouldn’t recommend these if you primarily want to listen to music - they sound okay but are not intended for this as primary function. If you want them for calls or Discord/gaming use, they are great. Picked mine up in Black Friday deal saving 25% (c. £35).

I've already got Aftershokz trekz which are great, but when I got my new Samsung ZFlip3, I discovered that Samsung in their infinite wisdom, have decided to ditch the headphone socket. I use my phone all the time for working from home and need a headset so I can type & have pretty long conversations. I tried my Trekz but they sounded too hands free to clients, so after then trying an adaptor (unreliable connections, no matter which I tried - gave up after 2), I bit the bullet and got these. They're super comfy to wear all day, clear and the battery life is great too. Even better that I managed to get them when they'd dropped to £125.

A great if expensive bit of kit. So comfortable can be used all day. Local conversation in the room is easy as the unit does not cover the ears. The battery life is good, but with time it will deteriorate and as there is no way I can see of replacing, inevitably I will have to throw them in a couple of years.

Only just short of magic... bizarrely they seem to get louder when you put your fingers in your ears...Sound quality is OK, but not ideal for pumping bassy music, as they can 'buzz' at high volume levels, which is why a noisy car is not ideal. I also use mine connected to a PC (need a Bluetooth dongle) for speech recognition using Dragon, they work fine, and you can still hear what's going on around you.With a mobile, callers report the voice quality is always excellent, so the noise cancelling must work well!For me, the comfort is fine, in fact i usually forget I'm wearing it, even with my specs on.

I was pleasantly surprised when I got the Aftershokz Opencomm, not particularly expecting much, but the quality just blew me away. The headphones themselves were light, most importantly, did what they said in the blurb. The noise cancellation is good, the microphones phenomenal, and for meetings, it is a very good product. For music, there are better headsets but for the price, this is a very good buy

Working from home now all the time I’ve tried lots of headphones but all were uncomfortable on / over / in ear. These sit front of the ear and are 100% better and more comfortable. Very light and the battery is fantastic.

I’ve used this for a few years. It wasn’t cheap but it did at first appear to be a quality item however the microphone stopped working. I would now be very wary of this company. Inverness this product is out of the warranty period but it would’ve been nice to have received some help from them

Had these for almost a month, at first i thought they were amazing. The low profile design is brilliant, sound is ok and sometimes the mic works well.BUT...If you like wearing hoodies, like I do, it messes with the mic reception, this is so disappointing! Especially as the physical design works so well with my hoodies.Then the bluetooth start cutting out after about 2 weeks, initially i just thought it was phone signal, but it started happening when i was listening to music and when i was on zoom calls.... So I sent this pair back!I'm gona order a new pair and i just hope I had a faulty unit and the next pair will be better.I'll update this review after trying the new pair....