Top 10 Bone Conduction Headphones for Kids
for June 2023

The myFirst Bone Conduction Headphones are a perfect pick for kids, teens, and adults. They're comfortable, cute, and durable. The headphone unit has a soft touch, and the ear cups are padded with foam, so they're easy to carry around. The built-in mic and controls are easy to use and operate, and the buttons are easy to find and press. The headphones come with three sizes of ear tips, so they're likely to fit most kids, and the ear tips can be removed and replaced as your child gets older. The headphones are IPX6-rated, so they're completely waterproof, and the built-in mic is also fully waterproof. The headphones have long-lasting battery life, and the ear cups are foldable, so they're easy to store and carry. They support Bluetooth 4.2, so they're compatible with a range of devices, and the headphones also have a wired option. The headphones are reasonably loud, and the sound quality is pretty good, especially for wireless headphones. These headphones are for anyone from kids to adults.

These headphones are a fantastic option for kids who want the safety of Bluetooth and good sound, but who also want the freedom to play their music with headphones that don't feel too bulky. Because they don't use bone conduction to transmit sound, the RALYIN headphones don't isolate noise as well as bone conduction headphones do, so they're not a good choice for kids wearing them outside. However, the nonintrusive ear cups help to make sure kids can hear the world around them. The headphones are also pretty easy to use: The controls are simple and intuitive, and the ANC (active noise cancellation) works well enough to cancel out most ambient noise. The sound quality is good, and the headphones are durable: The ear cups are soft, and the headband is firm but comfortable. The battery life is also good, and these headphones come with a charging cable and a case. The only issue we have with these headphones is that the ANC doesn't cancel out all ambient noise, so kids might not get as much hearing protection as they'd like.

The Kids Bone Conduction Headphones have many great features, including a lightweight, comfortable design, bone conduction technology, and volume-limiting controls. They are ideal for both children and adults. It also runs on a single AAA battery, which lasts about 40 hours. The sound quality is good for children's headphones, but not as good as our top pick. The volume-limiting controls are an excellent way to protect children from extreme volume levels. However, the earpieces are too loose, so they're easy to fall out of the ear and get lost. The earcups also don't fold up, so the headphones aren't as compact as our previous pick. The Bluetooth connection is reliable and stable. The headphones are also compatible with most mobile devices, including iPhone, iPad, Android phones, and tablets.

The Lian LifeStyle Premium Bone Conduction Headphones are one of the best-sounding and most versatile headphones we've ever tested. They sound great, and unlike some Bluetooth headphones, they don't stop at music. The built-in mic allows you to make calls, and you can even use them as a speakerphone. The headphones are also waterproof, so you can use them in a shower or a pool. And because they're corded, the sound quality is more consistent, and they don't suffer from battery drain. The bass is deep, but it's balanced, and the highs are crisp. The headphones are also comfortable, even over long listening sessions. The headband is flexible, so it's comfortable for heavy workouts. The battery life is decent, and the headphones will recharge in about 3 hours.

The Pyle PSWBT550 is an excellent pair of bone conduction headphones, and it's well worth considering even if you already have a good pair of in-ear headphones. The bone conduction technology lets you hear your environment while listening to music, and because in-ear headphones block the outside sound, bone conduction headphones deliver a loud, clear sound. The headphones are compatible with both Apple and Android, and they come with four sizes of ear tips. The headphones may not be perfect (the volume control buttons are awkwardly placed), but in our testing, they produced clear sound, and the bone conduction technology made hearing your music while running or cycling feel completely natural. The headphones are also surprisingly light, so they don't feel like a burden when you're active. The headphones have an impressive 200 mAh rechargeable battery, and they recharge in just four hours. The headphones are IPX6 water resistant, so you can use them outdoors, and they're also sweat-resistant. The headphones are compact and lightweight, and the cord is long enough that you can wear the headphones around your neck when not in use.

The HUHD bone conduction hearing aid is a well-made product that's well-priced. The open ear design offers improved audio quality and ease of use, and there are good Bluetooth and volume controls. The volume button also functions as a power button, so it's very convenient. The Bluetooth feature works well, and the signal range is good, too. The rechargeable battery is USB rechargeable, so it's simple and fast to charge. However, the hearing aid is a bit bulky and can be hard to fit behind your ears, especially if your ears are smaller or thinner than average. The volume can sound a bit tinny, and the sound is noticeably muffled. The HUHD, though, is a good option for seniors or anyone looking for an affordable hearing aid.

The YouthWhisper Bone Conduction Headphones are super comfortable, lightweight, and easy to wear. They sound good and deliver strong, clear audio. The rotating microphone is adjustable, so you can adjust it to find the best position. The headphones are also durable and should last for several years of daily use. The headphones also have several built-in features, including a voice prompt that tells you who is calling, answering machine, and call timer. The built-in microphone is also adjustable, so you can position it to cover your mouth and ears. The YouthWhisper Bone Conduction Headphones also support Bluetooth, so you can use them with your Bluetooth-compatible phone or tablet. The headphones also have built-in controls for answering calls, pausing music, and activating Siri or Google Assistant. The headphones have two buttons, so you don't have to worry about accidentally pressing the wrong button. The headphones also come with a 3-inch-long cord, so you can conveniently use it when you're listening to music or talking on the phone. The headphones also have a small pouch that you can use to store the headphones when you're not using them.

These headphones are the best choice for anyone who spends time outdoors and needs headphones for running and bicycling. The headphones are sweat-proof, which means you can wear them for running or working out without worrying that they'll get wet. The headphones are also exceptionally lightweight, so they're comfortable to wear. And best of all, the headphones are loud enough to clearly hear outside noises like cars or dogs barking, which is important while running. The headphones are also comfortable enough to wear all day. The headphones have Bluetooth, so they're compatible with most smartphones. We also loved that the headphones have a microphone, so you can easily make calls or listen to audiobooks. The headphones have a 30-day money back guarantee, and a 1-year warranty.

The YouthWhisper Bone Conduction Headphones are quiet and unobtrusive, and with 6 hours of battery life they last all day. Because they don't transmit sound through the outer ear, they're very comfortable, and they're also very lightweight, which makes them easily portable. The headphones' music output is decent, and though they're not the best-sounding wireless headphones we've tested, they're easily comparable to wired models. The headphones don't transmit sound through the outer ear, so they're good for outdoor running and hiking, but they aren't sufficient for biking (they don't transmit enough sound in a way that's loud enough for a bike helmet). And like most bone conduction headphones, they're not ideal for listening to music in a noisy environment, such as at a concert. But if you're a runner or hiker who wants a pair of headphones that you can wear for long stretches without getting fatigued, they're a great choice.

The RALYIN M10 bone conduction headphones are one of the only headphones we tested that fully open your ears, which is crucial for commuting. The open design also means that these headphones are comfortable enough to wear for prolonged periods of time, making them an excellent choice for all-day listening. The sound quality is decent, but not as good as that of our previous pick, the Bose SoundLink View. The headphones' build quality is also a bit disappointing: the headband feels a bit cheap, and the buttons that control volume and play/pause don't work very well. The headphones also aren't as water resistant as our previous pick, and, while these headphones come with an included micro USB cable, the charger is not included. The RALYIN M10 headphones have a built-in 8GB SD card, which is convenient, but clumsy and inconvenient to use. And, unlike our previous pick, these headphones don't work with Bluetooth devices, so you'll have to use your smartphone's headphone jack to connect the headphones.