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Yeah have some 3-4 year old Trekz band over the back type, think they were about £80-100?
Honestly for running/touring/long ass MTB trips into the arse of the arse of beyond where you actually just need a solid beat to keep you from giving up, they are great.
For sitting down enjoying every bit of music, nope, but don't think its possible for that to happen with this type of tech.
Mine have survived likely about a 1000 hours of sweat/rain/mud/accidentally rammed into the bottom of a dirty bag of damp kit and forgotten about for weeks at a time.
Battery life isn't amazing, think they are now down to around 2.5 hours at full blast in winter, maybe 3-4 hours in summer but they have had a lot of use. When battery goes I'll be opening them up and replacing the cells.
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Anyone after bone conduction headphones? Aftershokz are currently promoting a Buy One Get One Free…it’s a bit of a ‘fiddle’ in that you buy a pair of their Aeropex sets for £149.95 and get a random colour of their Air sets for free (supposedly worth £99.95) which I assume means they’re being phased out - but a freebie’s a freebie and might be of use to someone…?
https://aftershokz.co.uk/