Danny L. - It depends where is the damage.. If it is nervous damage - bone-conduction will not help, but if its the eardrum that is damaged - then these will be great for hearing music and stuff..

More so - there are hearing devices based on bone-conduction that are ment for peaople with eardrum defects/damage..

It would be a good stuff. :)

I have known about bone-conducting headphones for a while now. I recently decided to do some research & buy my very first pair when I found this in Kickstarter. Looks very promising. :)

i have severe deamage to one ear and lesser so on the other, and I suffer from severe Tinnitus in both ears ! Will boneconduction even work for me ?

Janifer C. - I think you mean ultrasound for bone healing..?

But US uses shorter waves, with more energy, so I don't think audible sound will have this effect..

I'm dying to try bone conduction for a long time, and these look really cool!

I wonder how this would work for someone with an auditory processing disorder.

I have already tried some of these bone conduction headphones. Quite nice but very comfortable in storage. I hope the ULife headphones end this problem.

I've never tried bone conduction headphones and I'm curious how it feels and sounds. Intriguing. 

Would love a bag/case for this.