Review on AfterShokz OpenMove wireless headphones, elevation blue by Amar Amar ᠌

* Rigid shackle does not allow them to lie comfortably or even lean back on the back of a chair with a headrest. * The headband is of a fixed length, so the headphones must be tried on and checked to see how comfortable they are. If they don't fit (too short, too long), they will be difficult to wear. * No app like Jabra, for example. Changing the functions of the buttons or setting up the headphones (language, multipoint, and so on) through the application will not work, and more exotic commands (there are many functions) will have to be remembered. * Audrey does not know 2022 (if this is important to you). * The call signal in the headphones themselves does not change. * Occasionally, some bounce is heard at high volume or when turned on and connected, but it disappears in a couple of seconds - apparently, the headphones transmit some kind of incorrect sound in this way and solve this problem themselves. * A separate pain is the main button on the left earpiece. * Double press the button in pause mode - redial the last number. This feature cannot be changed or disabled in any way without using special applications (only for Android, I believe) that change deep system settings. * Triple press in music playback mode - skip to the previous track. If you press not rhythmically enough, the headset will consider that it is 1 + 2, pause the music and call the previous number. * The button protrudes above the earpiece and can be hit by a third-party object. In particular, if you are hard of hearing and decide to switch your phone to the main speaker and hold it to your LEFT ear, you will almost certainly hit the button and unintentionally end the call.