From my experience, these open ear headphones stay pretty secure during workouts. The design is compact, and the way they hook over the ears helps keep them in place. Even during high-intensity exercises like running or jumping, they don’t fall off easily.

For phone calls, I think they perform decently. Bone conduction works well for clear audio, but in noisy environments, you might hear some background noise. If you're in a quiet place, the call quality is pretty good—clear sound without too much echo.

Based on my experience, bone conduction headphones generally don’t leak much sound since the sound is transmitted through vibrations to your bones, not through traditional speakers. However, if you crank up the volume really high, people nearby might catch some low frequencies.

The charging case feels pretty durable to me. It’s not flimsy plastic—it has a solid build and seems pretty resistant to drops. After extended use, it might get some surface scratches, but overall it holds up well.

No problem at all. Since they connect via Bluetooth, they’re compatible with both iPhone and Android phones. Pairing is quick and straightforward—just turn on Bluetooth and select the headphones. No extra apps required.