Aftershokz Aeropex Mini (Rebranded as Shokz OpenRun Mini) Bone Conduction Wireless Bluetooth Headphones

If you want music and still have awareness of things happening around you this is the way to go.

I have tried many ear bud systems over the past 10 years. I was skeptical of bone conduction sets. Since taking the step to go with bone conduction and AfterShokz in particular...I wish I had made the switch much sooner. Heres a list of the descriptors that quite simply make the difference....

I can never get in ear headphones to stay in place. This things do not move while running at all.

Like the product, it vibrates a bit when using which is odd

As a bone conduction headset the noise canceling is perfect if you use ear plugs, which I highly recommend. The loudest setting is quieter than if you put ear plugs in and turn it down to a normal level. Amazing!

Bought these for my girlfriend, she is a runner. She loves them. She says she loves how you can hear the music loud and clear but can still hear what’s going on around her. The battery will last from start to finish when she does a full marathon. They weigh almost nothing and there is no chord to bounce around.

2 pairs in 3 months

Finally, a lightweight, comfortable headphone...I didnt know what bone conduction was and its great. I dont like anything in my ear and the over the ear phones always became uncomfortable. Wonderful buy.

These headsets are great primarily because they leave your ears unobstructed so you can hear and engage the world around you. People are totally unaware you have headsets on so you dont look like an arrogant tool in public, and you dont have to stop to pull out you earbud to talk have a chat. These also stick on your head like glue - no more insecure and lost earbuds. The bone induction audio isnt high fidelity, but provide pretty good audio quality but the benefits above. Pop in some earplugs and the audio quality goes up ten-fold. The mic and noise reduction quality on calls is also very good - a big issue I had continually with other wireless headsets. I absolutely recommend these - particularly if you are active. I noticed that Apple is developing a similar product, so this must be the next big thing.

They dont have enough volume and dont sound good with podcast