Review on AFTERSHOKZ Air AS650SG: Open-Ear Wireless Bone Conduction Headphones in Sleek Slate Grey by Bhanu Hays

The Trekz Air's sound quality is surprisingly good considering the vibration of the sound travels through your cheekbones as a medium and not through the air into your ear canal. They are too tight although it may take some time to get used to them. Tilting the earbuds down allows you to lie down on a flat surface without bending the earbuds, which is good for certain exercises like squats or leg exercises. - Elevators. However, Trekz Air also has its downsides. When playing music, the Bluetooth connection sometimes drops. I'm not sure if this is a placebo effect, but placing the phone on my left seems to reduce the number of such occurrences. I also found that the Trekz-Air was covered in a rubbery shell, a discovery I made when the above layer peeled off and blistered. I'm not sure if it was caused by my sweat, skin products like sunscreen, or the wipes I used to clean my headphones. However, this issue has allowed me to claim the product warranty supported by Aftershokz. I registered my Trekz Air on the Aftershokz warranty website the day I received the product and when I requested warranty service, Aftershokz allowed me to get a replacement product after replacing my old Trekz Air headphones shipped using the company-supplied shipping label. From this process, I conclude that Aftershokz offers an excellent warranty service for Trekz Air headphones. Additionally, the new headphones that were sent to me also had a stuttering issue during media playback, suggesting that all Trekz Air headphones have this. Stuttering doesn't last long and doesn't happen often, so it just bothers me a little. My impression of the headphones is that they are comfortable and serve their advertised purpose of letting music listeners perceive the surroundings as well as the sound. music they enjoy. There are small imperfections, but mostly they don't prevent me from enjoying the product.