If you're after a high-performance set of bone conduction headphones, then you'll want to check out the AfterShokz Aeropex. This headset offers similar advantages to other devices in the company's range. However, each feature here is a slight upgrade on other models. For example, audio reproduction has been engineered to perform well at both low and high frequencies.

This is no mean feat as bone conduction sets often struggle with treble frequencies. The Aeropex also offers an eight-hour battery life. The redesigned charging port means faster charging, too; they can reach a full charge in just two hours. To further enhance the Aeropex's fitness credentials, they even come with a free sport belt for you to store your belongings while exercising.

The headset is IP67-rated for sweat and waterproofing. Due to this, they are the ideal companion for extreme weather conditions. There's even a moisture detection alert, so you don't damage the headphones while charging. Despite these improvements, the Aeropex clock in at less than 26 grams. You can even connect the Aeropex to two devices simultaneously.

One of the most popular sets of bone conduction headphones are the AfterShokz Titanium. These are primarily aimed at active users as they even come with a set of reflective stickers for exercise in low-light. Bone conduction audio products lend themselves well to outdoor exercise as you must have an awareness of your surroundings.

To that end, the Titanium are IP55-rated for sweat resistance. The AfterShokz Titanium come equipped with Bluetooth 4.1 and are designed to wrap around your head, with the conduction points resting just alongside your ear. The company's Premium Pitch technology can be found here, too, ensuring that you get a full dynamic range of audio reproduction.

This set also has microphones built-in, so you can still take calls on the go. Two external mics also provide noise-cancellation, so the outside world doesn't interfere with the sound quality. This headset should last for up to six hours on a single charge.

Perhaps you want to try bone conduction technology. In this case, you may not want to spend large amounts on a device. If you're after a budget set, consider the Tayogo Bone Conduction Headphones. Despite their low price, they are still feature-packed.

This set can last up to eight hours and uses a Bluetooth 5.0 wireless connection. The headphones are lightweight and are even IP65-rated for sweat and water resistance. There are physical controls on the conduction pads, too, for music selection. You can even make calls using the built-in mics.

With all of these features, they are great value for money. Tayogo even includes a one-year warranty with the headphones. However, don't expect superior audio quality from this set. That said, if you're on a budget and need a set of headphones for safe outdoor exercise, then this Tayogo set is an ideal choice.

The Vidonn F1 Sports Headset has also been designed with exercise in mind. The IP55-rated device is protected against sweat and light rain for peace of mind while exercising outdoors. Most bone conduction headphones use a standard wrap-around design, and that can be found here, too.

The F1 Sports Headset are equipped with Bluetooth 5.0 for an efficient and reliable connection to your device. They take just two hours to charge and can last up to six hours, long enough for most fitness sessions. The 180mAh battery even ensures that the headphones can last 10 days on standby, too.

There are also onboard mics so you can take calls and interact with your chosen voice assistant. A single button on the right-hand conduction pad gives you easy access to music controls. The headset is lightweight as well, thanks to the titanium alloy design. Vidonn evens offer a 12-month warranty on for F1 Sports Headset.

The Zulu Exero are an affordable set of bone conduction headphones. These aren't an entry-level option, though; they still come equipped with all the crucial features. The Exero weigh just one ounce. Thanks to this lightweight design, they'll provide hours of comfortable use. Unlike traditional over-ear headphones, the Exero are even suitable to wear alongside glasses.

The wrap-around set rests just near your ear so that the vibrations can be felt around your upper-cheek and ear bones. Like the other options we've discussed, the Zulu Exero also have six-hour battery life on a single charge. Recharging the set is easy, too, thanks to the included micro-USB charging cable. The headset uses a Bluetooth 5.0 wireless connection.

There are built-in microphones as well, so you can take calls or talk to your phone's voice assistant. When you need to mute the microphone, just press the button on the left conduction pad. This set is IPX5-rated for splash proofing and weigh just 0.96 ounces. The Zulu Exero are available in either black or grey editions.

The FINIS Duo is a set of bone-conducting headphones with an integrated MP3 player. The unit is IPX8-rated for water resistance at depths up to three meters for 30 minutes. Despite including a built-in MP3 player, the Duo is not significantly larger than any other set of bone-conducting headphones. This makes them the ideal choice for swimmers. Place the pads on pads on your cheeks, and the built-in battery offers up to seven hours of playback.

Although 4GB isn't a lot of storage by modern standards, it's enough to store almost 1,000 songs, and there's support for MP3 and WMA files, audiobooks, and podcasts. Transferring files to the player is reasonably straightforward and can be done on any Windows or macOS computer.

The Pyle PSWBT550.5 are some of the best bone conduction headphones for outdoor exercise. The design is IPX6-rated for water resistance to weather some light rain and sweat without issue. The headphones connect wirelessly to your smartphone via Bluetooth, and there's even a built-in microphone so you can take calls.

The wrap-around headset has physical buttons to allow you to change the volume, skip tracks, start or pause playback, and accept or reject calls. You can keep tabs on the battery using the integrated LED indicator. When it's time to recharge the 200mAh battery, the magnetic charging cable ensures a correct connection. It'll take just four hours to recharge from empty, and that'll keep you going for around five hours.