AfterShokz Trekz Titanium Wireless Bone Conduction Headphones Bluetooth Sweatproof Earphones with Mic for Sports (Normal Size, Grey)

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Improvements over Trekz Titanium: Reduced sound leakage, improved dual noise canceling mics, new antenna for improved If you burn your CDs on an older mac using iTunes, you can move the mp3 files (other file formats are WAV OGG FLAC AIFF etc) and move them onto a bluetooth compatible mp3 player, smart phone, or other devices and pair the aeropex headphones to use them instead of tradition in-ear headphones. As we said, bone conduction technology remains at the heart of how Shokz delivers audio, in a way that doesn’t entirely distract you from the world around you. movies, news, and listen to different audio books. I received the first pair I had on Christmas Dec, 2018.

AfterShokz Trekz Titanium Wireless Bone Conduction Headphones AfterShokz Trekz Titanium Wireless Bone Conduction Headphones

If you're not sold on bone conduction headphones and simply need a way to listen to music as you run or workout, then take a look at the Beats PowerBeats Pro instead. They offer a fantastic and comfortable fit—even when you're pounding the pavement—and great sound. Expertise Mobile accessories and portable audio, including headphones, earbuds and speakers Credentials As a veteran leader in the bone conduction headphones market, I expect AfterShokz to deliver great build quality. The Aeropex did not disappoint. That's partly to do with the materials used and the weighting and positioning of the various components, but it's also got to do with where the speakers themselves sit on your head. At least on the face that we tested them on, the Trekz Air sat comfortably within a small dimple area at the top of the jawbone. It's a really subtle, careful, clever design. controls. I’m disabled and my 2 daughters have each have sent me new Titanium’s and I loved them and would wear them

An affordable bone-conduction headset for a competitive price, but there's a drawback

All of our headphones come with a user guide, but sometimes those little booklets can be misplaced or thrown away. Not to worry! There’s still plenty of ways you can learn how to pair your Aeropex or mute the mic on your Air. If you haven’t tried a bone conduction headphones before, I implore you to try one if you ever have the chance. My first time was magical and the reaction was consistent with a couple of my friends. They might be a unique proposition, but the Trekz Air are no heavyweight; they weigh a mere 30g. However, the soft silicon covering together with the careful positioning of the electronics means that the Trekz Air tend to stay in one place, however active. In fact, they barely move whatever it is you're doing. In case you don't know what a bone-conduction headphone is, it's one that delivers sound through your cheekbones. That's right:

Review: AfterShokz Aeropex | Finally Good Enough? - Headphonesty Review: AfterShokz Aeropex | Finally Good Enough? - Headphonesty

Weighing 1.06 ounces and IP55 certified, Air is by far the most weightless, natural-feeling sports headphone we’ve created. Designed with the hardest working athletes in mind, Air becomes a part of you as you train to achieve your toughest goals while staying connected to the world around you.As for the microphone, perfect for making calls and talking without holding a phone. I highly recommend. Fully charges in an hour and a half, but a 15-minute charge provides enough boost to "get you through a long workout or marathon call" Since the only thing keeping the headphones on your head is the two transducers, I was expecting the Aeropex to flop around during the run. However, that didn’t happen. Despite the sweatiness, the Aeropex stayed in place throughout my dynamic warm-ups and the run.