DEMICEA Open-Ear Bone Conduction Headphones 32GB

If you want music during workouts but don’t want a conventional sealed-ear fit, these DEMICEA open-ear bone conduction headphones take a different approach. Their flexible frame and soft silicone casing are designed to sit around the head rather than inside the ear.

The built-in 32GB storage is a practical detail for swimming: load music ahead of time and leave your phone out of the pool area.

The trade-off is that open-ear listening won’t provide the same isolation as earbuds. Would that matter for your routine? It depends on whether awareness and a secure workout fit matter more than blocking outside sound.

How to use it

Think of these as workout headphones with onboard music storage, not just a way to stream from a phone. The 32GB capacity is listed as enough for 8,000+ songs, so you can prepare a playlist before heading to the pool or going for a run. The product also advertises multipoint-capable connection switching between devices, though the supplied details don’t specify the connection standard or explain setup.

For a swim, offline playback is the useful angle: your music library is stored on the headphones instead of depending on a phone nearby. The controls use three buttons, which should be simpler to navigate than a cluster of touch gestures, including when hands are wet. The description says they’re IP68 water resistant and safe for swimming, but gives no specific depth or underwater-use conditions. Follow the maker’s guidance rather than assuming every swim setup is covered.

Pros

• Open-ear bone conduction design avoids placing an earbud inside the ear.
• Built-in 32GB storage supports listening without carrying a phone, useful for pool sessions and other workouts.
• The frame combines liquid silicone with a flexible titanium alloy structure reinforced with nylon, the stated weight is 32g.
• The maker lists up to 8 hours of playback and a 2-hour fast charge through a 4-pin magnetic port.
• Three physical buttons offer a straightforward way to manage tracks and volume.

It’s a great fit if you want a lightweight, phone-free music option for swimming, running, or gym sessions. It’s not for you if you need strong sound isolation or want detailed guidance on underwater depth and operating conditions before buying. The description also doesn’t provide enough information to judge call quality from the built-in mic or how the fit will feel on a particular head shape.

Spec sheet

• Type: Open-ear bone conduction headphones
• Storage: 32GB built-in
• Weight: 32g
• Materials: Liquid silicone, titanium alloy frame, and reinforced nylon
• Water resistance: IP68, according to the maker
• Playback: Up to 8 hours
• Charging: 2 hours, 4-pin magnetic port
• Controls: Three buttons
• Microphone: Built in

Buying verdict

These make the most sense if onboard storage and a water-resistant design are priorities, especially when you’d rather not bring a phone to the pool. The flexible frame and silicone casing also suit buyers looking for a different feel from in-ear workout buds. On the other hand, choose a more isolating style if you mainly listen in noisy places or want to shut out surrounding sound. With no detailed swimming conditions or fit dimensions provided, the key decision is whether the stated open-ear design and general IP68 claim match how you plan to use them.