A while back I made a post about a pair of nice cheap Chinese IEMs I got from AliExpress, and to continue in the same vein, here's another post about a cheap AE find.
I got these Xiaomi Mijia Bluetooth bone conduction earphones because I wanted something I could easily wear with a bicycle helmet. They cost about 12 dollars depending on the seller, but if you're familiar with AliExpress' coin system, you can easily find them at 60% off, at which price they're a steal. They don't look or feel too cheap either- you could tell me these were 30 bucks and I'd believe you.
I found my previously existing wireless earbuds to be a pretty bad fit for cycling: not only are the touch controls fiddly to operate while riding (or even when you're just standing still, touch controls suck), but they also block too much outside noise which isn't great for safety.
These fix both of those issues- they have nice definite physical buttons, and since they don't block your ear canals, you stay much more aware of your surroundings. When they're off or not playing anything, they don't affect your hearing at all, so you can just leave them on and forget they're there entirely, especially since they only weigh about 26 grams
These are my first bone conduction earphones and some of the customer reviews question if they use true bone conduction, but they sound fine to me. The sound quality is perfectly adequate- certainly for the price, especially at the previously mentioned -60%. They're not as loud or as bassy as other headphones and you will struggle to hear anything if you're next to busy traffic or a construction zone, but I'll take that tradeoff for safety
They seem to leak a lot at high volumes though so if you're sitting in a quiet room listening to TrueAnon at full blast, everyone in the vicinity will probably hear what 
is saying, which may or may not be something you want
The promised battery life is 11 hours and this seems to be true from my experiences. I've yet to even hear a low battery beep even after 8+ hours of use
Xiaomi makes really good basic products honestly. Nothing flashy but very functional and affordable
I just knew them for phones, but there's all kinds of stuff on AliExpress. Which percentage of that stuff is legit Xiaomi products is another question though
I mean they do make basically everything
I don't doubt that but the amount of fakes on Ali
There are tons of fakes on Ali, loads of companies just slap a mijia logo in the listing and ship whatever other manufacturer's product which may or may not have a fake Xiaomi sticker on the the item, depending on effort level.
Check Xiaomi's product website before buying to see if it's even something they sell. It can be a little confusing for discontinued items, but the global site is pretty straightforward to use, even with browser translation.
Xaomi, Xaiomi, Xoami...