Review on 🌲 AfterShokz Air AS650FG: Forest Green Wireless Bone Conduction Headphones - An Unmatched Listening Experience by Jessie Drury

If you don't like the wind noise while running or cycling and want to stay alert, these are the ONLY headphones on the market that will work for you. I've worked with the Sennheiser PMX 680 for many years and finally found an alternative to it. If you like the ergonomics of the PMX 680 and don't want to use in-ear headphones when running, then again this is for you. Gym, please just use the free earplugs provided. I guarantee the "dB reduction of outside noise" is light years better than overpriced bullshit like the Bose QC (which has horrible mid-low isolation) because the earbuds literally prevent you from hearing anything other than conducted vibration hear... about your bones. Seriously, for those who said sound quality, these are 10ohm impedance Bluetooth headphones designed to last through a 4-hour marathon. As an audiophile who owns several high-quality headphones, I find the sound quality of these headphones to be more than acceptable during a workout. If you love sound quality, why not take the Tesla T1+ amplifier with you? It's true that the bass is lacking, but the reason you feel like the bass is lacking is because you're listening to too much junk (e.g. beats with high distortion and terrible frequency response). The sound of these headphones is more similar to the reference headphones (Sennheiser HD280), but with a lower resolution.