Review on Aeropex Open-Ear Bluetooth Bone Conduction Sport Headphones by AfterShokz - Sweat 🎧 Resistant Wireless Earbuds for Running and Workouts with Built-in Mic and Sport Belt by Guanyin Lin ᠌

Bought as a replacement for Sony wireless over-ear headphones. I work from home and still always kept one ear open (I don’t like to completely isolate myself from surrounding sounds). So I thought about bone conduction. In addition, it was very infuriating that the hair was pressed down and the ear was sweating. Listened to AfterShokz Aeropex at Dr. Head and realized that this is a great option. Before that, I thought that the sound quality of bone conduction was poor. But it was not so. The sound is very decent (not for music lovers, of course). I also listened to the previous model AfterShokz Trekz Air. It turned out to be much worse on all fronts. I definitely don''t recommend it. Let''s go back to the current model. I charge every night. Enough for the whole day (music, YouTube, calls). But this is at medium volume and in close proximity to the laptop. How they will behave in other conditions - I do not know. Unlike the previous model, they do not rattle when playing bass. Only if you do not twist to the maximum. True, some podcasts like to add low frequencies. In this case, the built-in equalizer helps, which can cut them off (hold down the volume up and down buttons for 3 seconds at the same time). The sound almost does not change at different positions of the rear bow. This allows you to lift it higher, lean back in the chair and put your head on the headrest.