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 Itthipon Thiamwong ( ᠌

1) The most important thing is that you can’t find a comfortable volume level. The slightest external noise prevents you from hearing the sound from the headphones, you have to turn up the volume. At the same time, if you plug your ears, you understand that the volume is already excessive, the sound hammers at the brain. And this is in an apartment where it is relatively quiet. On the street I could not use them at all, the volume level has to be set to such a level at which an unpleasant vibration begins. Of course, you can plug your ears (there are even earplugs made of memory foam). But then the whole point of these headphones is lost. And personally, my problem is that I can not stand plugs in the ear canal. 2) Even in complete silence, at a moderate volume, after half an hour there are weak, but unpleasant sensations in the head - heaviness, dizziness. 3) Sound quality. For voice (conversations, audio books, etc.), the quality is acceptable. But listening to music without plugs in them is unpleasant. The sound is somehow wrong, although I can not exactly explain what exactly. 4) And a few non-critical (for me) moments: The multifunctional button (pause / call acceptance) works, as it seemed to me, with a delay. Service signals, if the ears are plugged - like a nail in the head, very loud and nasty. Communication is not the most reliable, behind one concrete wall they are already starting to stutter. There were no problems within the same room. The bow at the back does not fit to the head and can interfere. For example, not in any position of the head, you can lean on the headrest.