FEICO Bone Conduction Headphones discounted to $39.99 for swimmers

$8.26 off right now.

Bone conduction audio has been a for swimmers and runners who refuse to compromise on safety or wet-weather training. FEICO Bone Conduction Headphones drops to $39.99 - save $8.26. That is 17 percent off the usual $48.25 price, putting a rare dual-mode headset within reach of anyone who trains in or near water.

THE DEAL

FEICO Bone Conduction Headphones

$39.99 (was $48.25) - Save $8.26 (17% off)

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Get This Deal

For just $39.99, down from $48.25. This is one of the few discounts on an open-ear headphone that also packs onboard storage. Most sub-$50 bone conduction models cut corners on waterproofing or skip the MP3 mode entirely.

FEICO includes both at a price that undercuts comparable Shokz or Vidonn models by a solid margin.

What You're Getting

The FEICO Bone Conduction Headphones are built around two listening modes: standard Bluetooth 5.3 for phone-connected workouts and a standalone MP3 player with 32 GB of onboard storage. That 32 GB holds thousands of songs in MP3, WAV, FLAC, or APE format, so you can leave your phone in the locker when you hit the pool.

IP68 waterproofing means full submersion is safe for swimming, snorkeling, and kayaking. Just switch to MP3 mode before you go under, since Bluetooth signals do not travel through water. The open-ear design keeps your ear canals free for ambient noise, making these a safer choice for road running, cycling, or driving. Battery life hits 10 hours per charge, and the magnetic 4-pin charging cable snaps on easily.

Who This Is For

This deal is for swimmers, triathletes, and outdoor runners who want audio without blocking out traffic or pool noise. The 32 GB MP3 storage is the key differentiator here: if you train phone-free in the water, most bone conduction headsets at this price cannot do that.

Casual gym-goers who always carry a phone can save money with a Bluetooth-only model, but anyone who logs pool laps should take a close look.

Final Verdict

The 17 percent cut brings a capable swim-ready headset below the $40 threshold. If you need waterproof audio with offline storage for summer training. This is the price to buy at.

Bluetooth-only users can find cheaper options, but the dual-mode flexibility here justifies the spend.