The use of headphones while cycling is not recommended. Generally speaking, most cyclists in the city, especially those who ride in the city, wear in-ear or over-ear cans instead of helmets when they ride their bikes. Using headphones does not allow you to be aware of what’s happening around you, so they are not a…
In December 2021, Shokz changed its name to AfterShokz with its range of bone-conduction headphones. These headphones are ideal for those who hate wearing earbuds but still desire the freedom over-ear headphones can’t offer. They are MP3 headphones rather than wireless, so there is no Bluetooth connectivity, and the layout is fairly simple with the…
OpenRun Mini Headphones is the next level advancement of the Aftershokz headphones. In terms of design, they are small, lightweight, and provide runners with the comfort they require. Incorporating Bone Conduction Technology and PremiumPitch 2.0, these headphones produce an impressively clear, powerful sound while the open-ear design makes it very easy for runners to perceive…
Xtrainerz, Titanium, Aeropex, Air, Openmove, and Opencomm. But last week, I decided to use Aftershokz Aeropex Mini to write a review for you. The reason behind it was the word “mini.” I was curious about it. Since last week I have been using them for almost all my physical activities, so I know all the…
There is no need to sacrifice sound quality when using an open-ear headset since the OpenRun Pro are the best bone conduction headphones we’ve tested. These headphones come with an impressive quick charging feature, which can enable up to two hours of playback after just five minutes of charging, and a full charge lasts you…
Swimming enthusiasts are now able to wear bone-conduction headphones explicitly designed for swimming with the AfterShokz Xtrainerz headphones. Swimming in the open sea or a pool while listening to music is an enjoyable experience. Using AfterShokz Xtrainerz, you will be able to listen to your music just like you would on an MP3 player. Your…
AfterShokz Titanium bone conduction headphones were specifically designed for sports fans. These headphones are more comfortable and sturdy than the previous models of AfterShokz bone conduction headphones. The second version of Titanium, called Titanium Air, is a lighter, higher-performer, and more comfortable version of Titanium, but also significantly more expensive. Our sincere opinion is that…
The AfterShokz brand is known for creating bone conduction headphones that would change the way you listen to music, podcasts, and take calls, in particular for those who have to be aware of their environment in addition to those with hearing impairments who miss listening to music. Our research team tested the Aftershokz Aeropex in…
With AfterShokz Air, you can stay in the loop on everything that is happening around you, whether you’re running, cycling, or engaging in other outdoor activities. These headphones use vibrations rather than delivering music directly to the ear. As a consequence, the bass seems to feel rather than be heard in the headphones. While actively…
With the rise in popularity of bone conduction headphones among fitness enthusiasts, they are becoming increasingly common because of their advantages over conventional in-ear headphones. These bone conduction headphones allow your ear canals to remain clear during exercise, allowing you to remain more aware of the area in which you are exercising. In comparison, the…