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

After using these headphones for about 10 days and finally running and mounting with them, I'm really impressed. The sound quality is very good. The fit is exceptional (both with goggles and bike helmet) - they don't move at all even when I hop the bike. The battery life is very good. I can't say anything about the durability yet, but I can only recommend it! Good product! The only negative experience I had with them was when I tried to use them to hear game after game in a noisy basketball…

This technology is phenomenal. I bought these for my wife as she has never found comfortable in-ear headphones (she has small ears). She also didn't want in-ear headphones because it would make it difficult for her to be aware of her surroundings. She loves them and uses them everyday while working from home. Even more touching is that my father, who was born with microtia (the ear canal is closed and the outer ear is underdeveloped), never had the ability to hear with either of his ears. After

makes you angry. These headphones are everything they advertise. I love how well they work. I can listen to music while running and still hear everything around me, that's the best. I find it best to listen at around 1/31/2 volume, if you turn them up too high they vibrate slightly against your skin and other people can hear them. The only thing I criticize is the group size. It's so big that it sticks out about an inch from the back of my head/neck, so the headphones slip around when I try to…

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…

I'm not the biggest proponent of wearing headphones while cycling or running, mainly because I can't hear ambient noise for safety reasons, but AfterShokz Trekz is the exception and game changer , and here's why. You can hear ambient sounds through the AfterShokz Trekz headphones. For example, I ride a lot of blue and black mountain bike trails and have no problem hearing birds and cicadas and even airplanes. I hear people driving behind me. I could literally talk to someone and hear every word

I saw them for the first time at the airport, listened to them and fell in love with them immediately. When I got home I did some shopping and was very happy about it. I can chat with other people at the gym without having to turn off the music. The only time I've experienced the vibrations that others have mentioned was when there was a lot of bass in the songs, but if there's not a lot of bass then no problem. The sound is good, the fit is great and the battery life is as expected (a week for

I've been with them once and that was enough to return them. Some reasons why: 1. They are designed for people with big heads. I had about 2 inches of space between the band and the back of my head so they do ride up and down a bit. Not loud enough. I bought these because I want to run outside and be aware of the noise around me, but even at full volume the music is completely drowned out by any passing car.3. Too much noise. Even at half volume you can still hear the sound coming from them. I…

These headphones are exactly as advertised. I love how well they work. I can listen to music while running and still hear everything around me, that's the best. I find it best to listen at a volume of around 31.1.2, if you turn them up too high they will vibrate slightly against your skin and other people will start to hear them. The only thing I criticize is the group size. It's so big that it sticks out about an inch from the back of my head/neck, so the headphones slip around when I try to…