First and second on the podium are the Shokz, which are very easy to use and very comfortable to wear. In terms of sound, the OpenRun Pro comes out on top, with bass that spurs on sporty music fans. The price-performance winner also comes from Shokz and scores with its very long battery life and very low weight.

After weeks of practical use, we can recommend the Shokz OpenRun Pro sports headphones for active users. The headphones are sweat- and splash-proof according to IP55.

High-quality and enormously comfortable bone-conduction headphones with long battery life, but design-related weaknesses in sound.

The sound is therefore transmitted via the bones of the skull and not via the air as with conventional headphones. The ears remain free. We reviewed three devices: Philips TAA6606 for 108 euros, Shokz OpenMove for 89 euros and Shokz OpenRun Pro for 189 euros. Provider Shokz specialises in bone-sound headphones.