Bone Conduction Wireless Earphones with LED Display
Open-ear bone conduction earphones for runners, riders, and anyone who wants the street audible while the music plays. The neckband carries a matte graffiti print in five colourways, and an LED display shows the battery at a glance.
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Open-ear bone conduction earphones for runners, riders, and anyone who wants the street audible while the music plays. The neckband carries a matte graffiti print in five colourways, and an LED display shows the battery at a glance.
Open-ear bone conduction sound with a bold graffiti design and a built-in LED battery display
- ear canal discomfort from in-ear buds
- staying aware of surroundings during workouts or outdoor activity
- not knowing remaining battery life
Hear the beat and the street at once
Before: in-ear buds ache, muffle traffic, and leave you guessing about battery. After: open-ear bone conduction sound on a bold graffiti neckband, with the charge shown on an LED display.
Music and the street, side by side

Hear the street while you move
Bone conduction hooks rest in front of your ear canal and send sound through light contact with the skull. Your canal stays open, so a bike bell or a car horn reaches you while the music keeps playing.

Battery you can read at a glance
A glowing white LED shows the battery level, so you know the charge before the run starts. The physical buttons on the module handle skips and volume without pulling out your phone.

Graffiti on your neck
The matte plastic neckband carries a bold graffiti print in yellow, black, grey, red, or military green. The look works with a hoodie, a gym tee, or a bike jersey.
Set it up in four moves
- 1Check the LED display
Glance at the digital readout on the module to confirm the battery level before you head out.
- 2Pair with your phone
Switch the earphones on, open Bluetooth on your phone, and select the device to connect.
- 3Hang the neckband
Rest the curved band behind your neck so the module sits at the side of your head.
- 4Set the hooks lightly
Position the ear hooks just in front of the ear canal. Let the fit feel secure without pressing into the skin, since bone conduction works through light contact.
Sore ears by mile two, then open air

Sore ears by mile two
Sealed-in buds press on the canal until it aches. By the second mile you are pulling them out to hear the road, and a bike on a busy street is a bad place to fiddle with your ears.

Open air, same playlist
Bone conduction sits the hooks in front of the ear instead of inside it. The canal stays open, the music still reaches you through the skull, and car horns and voices come through at the same time.
Charge you can see
The LED display shows the battery level as a bright digit on the module. You check it before you leave, so the playlist does not die halfway through the hill.
Wipe it down and keep the print sharp
- Wipe after sweaty sessions
Use a slightly damp cloth on the neckband and module.
- Skip harsh solvents
Strong cleaners dull the matte print and fade the bold colours.
- Let it air dry
Hang the neckband to dry fully before you pack it away.
Open ear or sealed in? Compare
| AKZ-G9 | In-ear sport earbuds | |
|---|---|---|
| Ear canal | Left open | Sealed |
| Traffic audible while wearing | Yes | Partial |
| Battery readout on device | LED display | Usually none |
| Neckband style | Yes | No |
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Questions and answers
They work in the same spot on the body, but the bone conduction hooks leave the ear canal open. That is the main reason to choose them over sealed options. If you already like the hanging style, browse more in hanging ear earphones.
Bone conduction sounds lighter than in-ear buds, with less bass punch. Outdoors that trade is useful, since you hear the music and the street at the same time. If you need heavy bass for loud gym music, a sealed bud still wins.
The curved neckband sits behind the neck and the hooks rest in front of the ear. Set the hooks lightly and the fit holds through a run or a ride. Pressing them hard causes soreness, so keep the contact light.
The neckband is matte plastic with a printed finish. Wipe it after sweaty sessions with a slightly damp cloth and avoid harsh solvents. That routine keeps the graffiti print bright for longer.
The LED display on the module shows the battery level as a glowing white digit. Check it before a session so you never lose audio halfway through a run.
The range runs black, yellow, dark grey, red, and military green. Yellow and black suit a streetwear fit. Dark grey and military green fit outdoor kit.
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