 The PurFree also comes with ear plugs to help with noise cancellation, however, I found that they only help a little bit as they are just standard plugs. The PurFree has three buttons that grant the user control over the headphones, but it does not include touch controls. These three allow the user basic control over headphones but it can get slightly confusing with what gestures are needed for the different actions. The PurFree comes with an IP67 rating which means it can withstand dust, dirt, and rain, making it a great companion on long hikes and even at the gym. The main thing to know about Bone Conduction technology is that it works by transmitting sound vibrations along your cheekbones instead of using air. However, the PurFree employs a high-precision bone conduction transducer and anti-leakage technology. This method effectively avoids sound leakage and protects the wearer'){kind=link}
the PurFree is a great value and easy-to-use audio headset for when you want to combine sports and training with listening to music.
Bone conduction headphones are becoming much more popular, especially with runners and gym goers, as they allow users to enjoy their audio while keeping ears free.
They are still a very new type of headphones, with companies working hard to become the market leaders in this space.
Haylou, a Chinese tech company already known for its affordable products, has released the PurFree which looks to be the next big to utilise bone conduction technology.
Haylou’s PurFree has a very futuristic but minimalist design that is basically one size fits all and sat over my ears.