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 Kiyoshi Sakade ᠌

Name: 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
Item: 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
Rating: 2

August 10, 2022

The quality is spoiled, the product is bad.

Microphone - crosses out all the advantages. Planned for work - at video or audio conferences, for talking on the phone at work and in the car. In most cases, people complain about poor hearing and noise, and they have to urgently switch to a phone or another headset. Epic fail for using headphones in professional activities ! But their price is such that the target audience is wealthy and business people.
I took it not for music, of course. They are not for music in general, not for any.
For podcasts, audiobooks, lectures and interesting programs - great, except for noisy rooms. For games - very good! Here to play and not fall out of reality is simply the best. And the sound is very voluminous and realistic.

Pros

Convenient at home or office. You can take a shower in them. You do not fall out of the surrounding reality.

Cons

The main thing - the microphone is terrible! Use it - do not respect the interlocutor. Sucks all noises except voices. Just a terrible microphone. The sound in the headphones, even in a low-noise room, is already audible weakly. In a quiet room - quite sufficient volume. On a noisy street it''s hard to hear. No built-in equalizer. Almost nothing changes. They could make a setting for talking on the phone - lowering the low frequencies during a conversation and amplifying the frequency band of the voice - otherwise it tickles the ears when talking, but nothing is heard. You have to stick your finger in your ear instead of an earplug. Helps. At the same time, they cover the microphone with their palm in order to at least slightly reduce the noise sucked in from the street. Looks stupid, but what to do?