Mojawa HaptiFit Terra Smart Sports Headphones

I like that the new Mojawa HaptFit Headphones automatically connects and works well! They are A+

I replaced my Shokz with the Mojawa Haptifit Terra
The primary reason I opt for them is because I sweat a lot and I accidentally forgot that I left them on taking a shower I've ruined them and it ways said that it claims to be resistant to sweat ??
The Mojawa Haptifit Terra is resistant to all. Dust, sweat, water , it withstands depths of up to 2 meters for over 2 hours, perfect for running, swimming, cycling, and all sports  Plus the other reasons is
panels that cover the bone are so easy pressure-sensing controls, plus they can light up. Now all have to do is just tap sensor controls on the left side and i I can now switch between my offline playlists and calls without missing a beat.

In general I like these headphones and am glad I purchased them last year before the Trump tariffs jacked the price up.

I use them with Discord while doing Zwift rides and they seem to work, stay connected and can understand the other people on the ride. I have been told that I am sometimes muffled or garbled however. That could be my Internet connection or the phone since I’m running other apps in the foreground.

I’ve started using the exercise mode (running) and the voice works well on MP3 mode, but tends to buffer when using Bluetooth mode. The voice would hesitate and breakup in BT mode even if I wasn’t streaming music or a book to the headset. I have not noticed this behaviour when in MP3 mode.

I don’t like how the workouts can not be exported to other tracking apps like Strava, Training Peaks or Garmin Connect. I haven’t found a way to download the GPX file for the workout. I cycle as well as run and being able to have both types of activity in a common tracker is important so I can monitor my load.

I still struggle with the difference between a light and firm push of the button to activate the different functions. Volume control has been and continues to be a hit or miss and often fruitless effort using the button.

I also find that stopping an activity can be a challenge. It tells you when it’s done but doesn’t always respond to my taps.

Basically the learning curve has been steep, but give it another couple months and I’ll probably have it figured out.

I pull up the YouTube user manual frequently to relearn how things are supposed to work. I seem to get better after each viewing, especially if I have a specific command I’m working on learning.

I did order a 3rd party charging cable so that I could charge these in various locations around the house. It would be nice if they used a regular usb charging cable but then the water resistance would take a hit so I’m willing to accept the proprietary cable.

Anyway, I like them, don’t like the new price with the tariffs so hopefully I don’t need to replace these anytime soon.

These headphones are really cleverly designed! They're built solid and stay put no matter if I'm running, swimming, or doing other workouts. The sound is actually pretty good for bone-conduction tech. Sure, they're not great in super noisy spots, but that's fine - I mainly wanted them for playing music during exercise. And for that? They're perfect!

As someone who loves outdoor activities like hiking, running, and sometimes swimming, I’ve struggled to find headphones that work both in and out of the water. I also prefer not to carry my phone for music and instead want a device that stores tracks directly. This product checks all those boxes—plus, it stays securely in place, unlike regular earbuds that often fall out. Another big advantage is that since I often explore remote areas with no cell service, preloaded music ensures uninterrupted workouts. It’s the perfect solution for my needs—highly recommended!