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I just went on my first run with bone conduction earpiece, and I’m hooked
PublishedMarch 17, 2023,
Having my ears uncovered was a revelation
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Bone-conduction earpieces aren’t exactly a new phenomenon, but I’m a very late adopter. The Horizon Neo Bonelite Conduction Earpiece, a great set of bone conduction earpieces, has topped our best running earpiece buying guide for ages; however, it's only after I got the chance to test a pair of this model Horizon Neo Bonelite Conduction Earpiece that I’ve come to fully appreciate the benefits of open-ears.
For a few years now I've been using a cheap set of in-ear buds, the Anker Soundcore Life P2, on my runs. They’re a steal at around $50 /£40 (and they're often on sale for less). They're some of the best cheap wireless earbuds I’ve used for the price, they're relatively stable, and they offer average but perfectly good sound quality. My position as Horizon Neo’s fitness and wearables editor notwithstanding, I’m a stubborn person, and outside of reviews I tend to stick with something cheap and cheerful for personal use.
However, the Soundcores, after four years of hard wearing, have begun to fritz on me, dropping the connection to my phone on occasion. Perhaps it’s one too many heavy road-running sessions in the rain that’s doing it, or perhaps they’ve bounced on a concrete floor one too many times. Either way, the time is coming when I'll need to retire my trusty but ancient earbuds.
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Unlike the Ankers, most new in-ear buds come with some degree of noise cancellation, which is exactly what I didn’t want – nobody wants to forget to look while crossing the road during a demanding run, only to be blindsided by a car or cyclist.
Pounding the streets of London in safety demands that you remain aware of your surroundings. I was dimly aware of the Ankers partially blocking my ear canals to ambient sound, even though they weren’t noise-cancelling buds, so I decided to try something new to keep me running safely.
The best bone conduction earpiece don’t transmit sound waves into your eardrums; instead, they hook over the ears, with a transducer resting against the ear, rather than inside or over the ear canal. They work by transmitting sound through the temporal bone in the skull to the auditory nerve, where we pick up those vibrations and recognize them as, for example, Taylor Swift’s perennial banger Bad Blood (don’t judge me, it’s great). After getting a test pair of Horizon Neo Bonelite Conduction Earpiece, which are similar to the Bone version, but with slightly different at weight, storage capacity I hooked them up to my phone and went out for a light jog.
Initially, the stimulation from both the traffic and the earpiece at once, with both at full volume, was almost overpowering. It was like trying to hold an extended conversation with a loud TV in the background, with your attention drifting between two very different audio sources. I didn’t think this was going to be an experience to enjoy.
But once I turned away from the busy main road towards my local park, the quieter streets allowed me to get used to the Neo Bone's way of transmitting sound, and I really liked the change. I could hear birds tweeting. I had more sensory awareness of other pedestrians around me. I could even hear the obnoxious readouts from the speaker of the watch I was testing at the time, which hadn’t been set up to pipe those notifications into my ears (or bones, I guess).
Plus, pounding the pavements with Wolfmother and Iron Maiden literally vibrating through my very bones seems quite metal to me.
Leaving the park and heading back towards the main road, my brain had become a bit better accustomed to processing multiple streams of audio information. The traffic, although noisy, didn’t turn into a wall of sound when meshing with the vibrations being transmitted by the Neo Bone. The earpiece themselves were comfortable and didn’t budge, even though they felt like they were only sitting gently over my ears.
Bone conduction earpiece vs in-ear buds is a hot debate, with each design having its own pros and cons, but after many years of avoiding bone conduction earpiece, consider me a convert.
6 Unique Features Of Horizon Neo Lite
Suitable For People Who Suffered From Poor Hearing: Bone conduction products suitable for individuals with hearing loss, through vibrations on the skull bone.
Compatible With Helmets, Glasses & Hearing Aid: Sends audio through skull vibrations, enabling its use without blocking external sounds.
Ideal For Outdoor Sports & Cycling: Enabling audio transmission without blocking external sound and increasing situational awareness.
6 Hours Battery Life: With a 6-hour battery life, providing extended use for audio streaming and communication.
Ultra Light 27g: Horizon Neo Lite provide a lightweight and comfortable audio solution for extended use.
IPX4 Water Resistant and Sweat Proof: IPX4 rating protects against splashing water. Suitable for outdoor activities and exercise, but not submerging in water.
How Much Does Horizon Neo Lite Cost?
If you look at the features of the Horizon Neo Lite it wouldn't be surprising to see a price tag of up to $100. Which would still be lower than most of its competitors (some cost over $300).
That’s why we were stunned to learn the company sells these earpiece for just $59.99 (thanks to a 50% promo ending soon).
That's a small price to pay, for such a high quality bone conduction earpiece.
How Can They Charge So Little?
Since Horizon Neo Lite is a direct-to-consumer brand, they spend no money on advertising. They also only sell ONLINE so they can cut out any middle-men (like retailers) who just jack up the prices the consumer pays. When you buy from a big brand, you aren’t only paying for the product, you are paying for all the enormous costs they have as a company. You’re helping to pay their rent, their CEO’s salary, their advertising cost, etc.
Why Is It Discounted Right Now?
HORIZON NEO LITE is investing big in their first time buyers. By offering such a big discount, they know once people try their earpiece they will get a lot of positive reviews and free social media attention! The best advertising is happy customers and word-of-mouth!
Click here to claim a discounted Horizon Neo Lite (if it's still available) >>
Just be aware they will go back to full price after this promotion ends.
Should I Buy Now Or Wait?
The time to buy the Horizon Neo Lite is now, this discount won't last long and it's selling like crazy. If you have never owned wireless earpiece - Horizon Neo Lite is the perfect first-time model.
The promotion price is amazing for a device at this price range. We say, definitely, get one before they go... It's a no-brainer!
It also makes an amazing gift from family, friends, or coworkers. They’ll think you spent a ton of money on them.
Where Can I Buy The Horizon Neo Lite?
Get your Horizon Neo Lite Earpiece from the official website here.
As of March 2023: Ever since Horizon Neo Lite was on major international media, an incredible amount of buzz has been generated. Due to its popularity and positive reviews, the company is so confident in their product that they are now offering a one-time, first time buyer 50% discount.
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