Small and discrete Bluetooth headsets usually suffer from poor audio quality, but the Invisio Q7 ($149) is different. This tiny device, which will be available in February, sports a bone conduction microphone that captures vibrations in the wearer’s jawbone and converts them to sound without picking up ambient noise.

Just as important, the Q7 is comfortable enough to wear all day, thanks to its patented Soft Spring, which adapts to the contours of your ear. Add in up to 6 hours of talk time and an easy-to-use, three-button interface, and you have an ideal accessory for road warriors.