Mojawa Bone Conduction Headphones 32GB

Getting the most from it

For a run where you want to hear both your playlist and what’s happening around you, the Mojawa Run Plus takes a different approach from earbuds: its bone-conduction design sits outside the ear canal, leaving your ears uncovered. The same open-ear setup may appeal at the gym or during a swim, while built-in storage means you can listen without a Bluetooth connection.

Choose Bluetooth 5.2 for wireless listening, or load audio onto the 32GB MP3 player for offline use. A practical example: save a playlist before heading to the pool, then switch to MP3 mode rather than relying on a phone connection. The listing says the storage can hold up to 8,000 songs or audiobooks, though the number will depend on the files.

Why it’s worth it

The useful distinction here is flexibility. Many wireless headphones depend on a connected device, while Run Plus also has its own MP3 mode. That can make sense for workouts when you’d rather leave your phone behind. Its stated battery life is up to 8 hours at 75% volume, and a 5-minute quick charge is said to add 80 minutes of playback—handy when you notice a low battery shortly before a session.

You’ll appreciate it if you want an open-ear fit for exercise and value having both Bluetooth and offline playback in one pair. The product description also highlights deep bass, but bone-conduction headphones are a different listening experience from sealed earbuds, if you prioritize a more enclosed, immersive sound, that alternative may suit you better.

Worth noting

The IP68 rating is listed for submersion up to 2 meters underwater for 2 hours, which gives the Run Plus a clear swimming-use case on the spec sheet. Still, the manufacturer notes that wet conditions can cause operation to fail and recommends keeping both the headphones and your hands dry for optimal performance. Waterproofing should not be taken to mean that every control will work reliably while wet.

The open-ear design also leaves outside sound audible, which is useful when awareness matters but does not block surrounding noise. It may not suit you if you want isolation for commuting or a quiet environment. The listing gives battery life at a specific volume level, so actual playback time may differ with how you listen.

Should you buy it?

If you want one pair for runs, gym sessions, and swimming, the combination of open-ear bone conduction, Bluetooth, and 32GB of onboard MP3 storage is the main reason to consider the Run Plus. It offers more flexibility than a Bluetooth-only pair when you want to leave your phone behind. If your priority is noise isolation, or dependable button operation while the headphones are wet, look for a design better matched to those needs. The pink finish is the listed color, so color choice may also matter if you’re deciding between options.