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Yadira Marin
> 3 dayI absolutely love these headphones, the audio is good, the comfort is also good, these are never going to be like a headphone that covers your ear (sound quality speaking) but, I have tryied other brands, and I can say, this one exceeded my expectations!
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Jens Petrasch
> 3 dayTrage sie täglich, wenn ich arbeite, sehr lange.
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Kindle Customer
> 3 dayGot these due to ear buds causing pain after prolonged use. Love the sound and that they never cause problems.
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Nathan
> 3 dayTurning the volume up and down need to not make a beep sound. Or at least have it reduce the beeping when you turn it down. So I don’t destroy my ear drum especially when I have ear plugs in. It’s amazing sound quality but the other stuff suck.
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KENT ERICKSON
> 3 dayVery comfortable and convenient. Sound quality is perfect for phone calls, less so for music. Tremendous advantage to be able to hear ambient sounds while listening, particularly while road biking.
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Jennifer Brunner
> 3 dayPrior to buying the AfterShokz AreoPex, I went through 2 other bone conductor headphones from a different manufacturer that lasted 4 weeks before fritzing out I believe due to moisture from sweat. I use these for long (and sweaty) runs and the Aeroplex after 3 months of summer are still performing great. I am no sound quality expert, but for how I use them I have no complaints. Ive read other reviews that complain about surrounding traffic noise drowning out the headphones and I find that ridiculous. Isnt the purpose of bone-conductor so you open ears and can hear whats going on around you like a biker yelling out passing left? Besides, they do come with earplugs I assume to address this problem but I have not used. On my runs (and sometimes bikes), I use them to listen to music as well as podcasts. Music is more just background noise for me, but the podcasts I do want to hear and can easily do so even on my bike with wind noise. I highly recommend the Aeropex!
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George P Paul
> 3 dayI can listen to a podcast, music, or talk on my phone but still hear and reply to someone who is talking to me. I wear it on my bike rides and can answer my phone but still hear a car coming. Its lightweight, and I like that I dont have to stick it in my ear or worry about it falling out. If you want noise cancellation, you can put the supplied earplugs in and I found it very effective. The sound quality is good but an audiophile might not be impressed.
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Cristina Arciniega
> 3 dayIncredible sound whitout insert anything into your ears
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Wong W L
> 3 dayThis is my first bone conduction headphone and is exactly what I want: listen to music continuously without missing the connection with the environment. I was worrying the sound leakage and turns out the leakage is minimal. Comfortable to wear for a long time and sometimes I forget to take it off even I had cut off the music. One charge can last for a long time. Just the vibrating is a little bit overwhelming with strong drum beat.
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Chesley Ritchie
> 3 dayThey broke so easy, something this expensive should be a bit more durable in my opinion.