Bone Conduction Bluetooth Headset with LED Battery Display

Music that rests on your cheekbones, not your ears

• Sound that rests on your cheekbones

  Bone conduction moves vibration through the cheekbone, so nothing sits inside your ear canal. The ear hooks hold the headset in place during a run, and your ears stay clear for footsteps, cars and the people you train with. Set the fit once, then forget about it.

• See your battery before it dies

  The digital LED on the ear hook shows remaining charge at a glance. Check it in the car park, decide whether the session fits the battery, and top up if it reads low. No more finding out when the music stops.

• Built to take the sweat

  The VG09 is rated waterproof and sweat-proof for workouts and rain. Wipe the band after a session and it is ready for the next one. It is not built for swimming or submersion, so keep it out of the pool and the shower.

From charger to first run in four steps

1. 1
   Charge the battery

   Plug in the charging cable and top up the headset before the first session. Check the LED window once it is full.

2. 2
   Pair over Bluetooth

   Switch the headset on, open Bluetooth on your phone and select it from the list. The Bluetooth 5.2 chip reconnects quickly after the first pairing.

3. 3
   Adjust the ear hooks

   Set the hooks so the headset sits on your cheekbones with light contact. Snug is good. Pressure is not.

4. 4
   Check the LED before you leave

   Glance at the battery readout before every workout. If it reads low, charge it first.

Earbuds that quit mid-run, and a better way

The earbud that never stays put

Twenty minutes into a run, the bud starts to press on the ear canal. Then it slides out on the next stride, and you stop to push it back in. Sweat makes it worse. Every workout ends with a sore ear and a bud you almost lost on the pavement.

Then the battery dies without warning

The music cuts out halfway through a lift, and nothing on the bud told you it was low. Sweat gets into the seals, one side goes quiet, and you spend the rest of the session guessing. A readout you can check before you leave takes that guesswork away.

Open ears, visible power

Bone conduction sends sound through the cheekbone while your ear canal stays open. You hear traffic, footsteps and your coach. The LED window on the ear hook shows remaining charge, so you know before you start whether the battery will last the session.

Open ears against in-ear buds, side by side