AfterShokz Aeropex - Open-Ear Bluetooth Bone Conduction Sport Headphones - Sweat Resistant Wireless Earphones for Workouts and Running - Built-in Mic

So it sounds great, but as others have said, the programmed beeps are too loud. I originally purchased hoping I could use this with orchestra and click track. However, the Bluetooth causes a lag. I really wish they made this particular headset with a wire and no microphone for musicians who have to use clicktrack but want to hear their surroundings fully.

These were a Christmas present and I love them, you get the accessibility of having music while your still alert of your surroundings. Even at half volume no one else can hear or notice them(unless you have short hair) Im am very happy and impressed..

the only way to ride a bike is with the Aftershokz bone conducting phones. You can hear everything around you and the sound is much better than ever anticipated.

Love your product, but when I receive the headphones, it came with two charging cables, but not the charger. Luckily I have another pair, so I could charge them. Need better quality inspection before shipping. Still love the headphones,

Unfortunately these didnt work for me. I have tried several bone conduction headphones and out of all of them these had the best sound quality, and while using with my phone, the person I was talking to could hear me substantially better with this set than all of the others. The problem I have though is that they are too tight which is causing pain in my temples and headaches. It is almost like stressful. I would definitely keep this set over others if this was not occurring.

Great sound. Great comfort. Love them!

Hard to handle the constant vibration. Fits well and sounds great. Very light and comfortable. Maybe Ill get used to the annoying tickle.

These are great if you want an headset that you can wear all day and forget you have on.

This headphone is comfortable to wear for hours. The charge last for hours. I used it for like 10 hours one day, and it was still going strong. I don’t know how long before it would die. It stays put while exercising or whatever. It does not go directly into your ear, therefore you can still carry on a conversation as long as it’s not turned up too loud. It works while wearing a hearing aid. I’m deaf on one side, so an ear “bud” that stickers into your ear isn’t a good choice for me. It comes with a nice case, but I’m ordering a “hard” case for better protection. Time will tell how it holds up, but I really like it so far.

The term noise cancelling for these headphones doesnt make a lot of sense for what they are, open ear headphones. I am able to perfectly hear music and also hear what is going on around me which is what I need for my job. Adding ear plugs only makes the sound better. There is a sweet spot that you have to find to get optimal sound, trial and error until you find where works best for you. There is a multifunction capability that is very handy, allowing me to be connected to 2 devices at the same time, i.e. watching a show on my tablet and still being able to answer calls on my phone all through the headphones. Voice calling is also very clear. My only complaint is the hard band. Its flexible but it sticks out from my head so it gets in the way when you lean back on a headrest, wear a collared shirt or when I throw on my hard hat at work....I think Ive just got to get used to it still. I was very concerned about comfort when it came to wearing glasses and the headphones at the same time and I have not had a problem yet, the arm of my glasses and the headphones dont seem to get in the way of each other. So far, the battery life has been far better than the 8 hours they are rated for. I had them on and listened to music for the majority of a 15 hour shift yesterday, did not charge them last night and theyre still going strong 6 hours into todays shift and are still at a medium charge level. I was also VERY pleased to find that the headphones came with 2 chargers....how wonderful is that?!?! Music, Audiobooks, Podcasts, and calls were all stellar with the headphones, watching a show was a little tricky just because I think there is too much going on and the noise levels vary some much, the bass isnt great so I think that is the main problem with watching a show/movie on them. All in all, a little pricey but worth it for what I need them for...music to keep me sane while being required to wear hearing protection at work for long shifts.