Therefore, by way of example, the bone conduction earphones of the Xtrainerz are not headphones that sound in the vicinity of the ear or enter into it; they wrap around the cheekbone: the waves then travel through your bone to the inner ear. Swimming with these will be fine since they are waterproof-tested.
It is then amazing to feel directly in touch with the waterways of sound which moves through the bones in such completely varied conditions, while listening to music or conversing. Indeed, any sound produced sends sound waves vibrating through the bones surrounding your ear, and ultimately within them.
It allows the listeners to hear sound inside their ears rather misleadingly on the way to move past their ear canal; in other words, humming into one’s ears with a finger definitely suggests “hearing” the vibrations in one’s head.
Who benefits from using them? Swimmers like them for the ability to listen underwater when the normal, day-to-day earbuds die out so frequently. Also, for runners and cyclists who prefer to stay aware of traffic noise while listening to their playlist. Apart from that, should an individual not find durable plastic earbuds comfortable, these are their picks.
Whenever you see these geeky earphones next time around, you shall know they are listening through bones! Oh, no. Very cool. It looks like one for that crossover lifestyle full of movement and chaos.
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