Suunto Sonic Bone Conduction Headphones Review - feat. Open Ear Design + Dual Bluetooth Devices

The Suunto Sonic is a affordable variation of the Suunto Wing headphone that drops the extra features such as LEDs, gestures and power bank for a $50 price reduction. Despite the lower cost, the Suunto Sonic retains the bone conduction design and high quality speaker and microphone setup. Retail price on the Suunto Sonic is $149 and they are now available in multiple color options. The headphones use a unique open ear design with bone conduction which allow you to listen to music or make phone calls while still being aware of your surroundings. The anti-slip coating, sweatproof and water resistant IP55 rating make the Sonic headphones perfect for high-intensity sports such as running or cycling. Visually, the Suunto Sonic has a wrap around design with the open ear bone conduction speakers. That means the speakers sit in front of your ears instead of over or inside your ears. The main speakers rest against your face and direct the sound backwards which allow you to maintain situational awareness. It’s a critical feature that allows you to listen to music or take calls while still being able to hear sounds around you to remain aware and safe. Suunto has recently expanded the color options to three options for the Sonic model: black, lime and coral red which are shown in this review. The Sonic headphones have a solid color scheme with the entire silicone exterior being a single color with a slightly darker rear hoop. It’s an attractive design with minimal branding and has great visibility with the brighter color schemes. We have the coral red version in this review which is a bright red that makes them stand out and provide extra visibility. There is also a slightly darker red color accent around the rear hoop that adds some contrast. Branding is limited to a white Suunto on the edges which gives the headphones a premium look. The headphones have a rubber non-slip texture that helps stay in place while sweating or running. Like other sporty over-ear headphones, the headphones are held in place by small hoops that go around each ear. The rear hoop doesn’t actually touch your head or provide any support, it simply connects the two sides of the headphones together. When you are wearing these they actually tilt downward a bit as well which helps them stay out of the way of bike helmets or hats... ... Read the full review @ https://thesweetcyclists.com/suunto-s... ~ 00:00 Intro 00:11 Unboxing + Specs 02:47 Fit + Finish 06:46 On The Road 08:36 Suunto App 09:55 The Final Score ~ Visit Our Website - https://thesweetcyclists.com/ Follow Us On Instagram -   / thesweetcyclists   ~ Suunto - https://www.suunto.com/ ~