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And "they" gave me an ad for these headphones before your review. I think KZfaq is finally getting it right. Aftershokz definitely did people a service by making this model, and coming in at that pricepoint, I would expect more people to be swooping in and buying them.

Excellent review. Just bought these today. Purely for safety as I ride an escooter to work and back but, I think I expected way too much from them. Will take some getting used to sound wise. Peace from Perth Western Australia.

Ive been using Bone Conduction headsets for a few years now so I would like to give everyone who never used one before a few quick little tips: Just because bone conduction headphones arent blasting music inside your ears, doesn't mean these cannot hurt your hearing. A common mistake new users do is to have high volume to make up for the ambient noise, without realizing that the headset is still blasting pretty high volume music but through vibrations directly into your inner ear ON TOP of the ambient noise. At higher volumes, you might be affecting your cochlea (the spiral shell part of your inner ear) and the stronger vibrations do feel uncomfortable to some (I am one of them). So if you feel like you cannot hear to the music or something, try putting on some ear-plugs (or even just plug your ears with your finger) just so you can hear how loud things actually are inside your head. By plugging your ears, you also gain a lot of the missing bass that many complain about bone conduction headsets. I know many think that ear-plugs are counter-intuitive, given that a big appeal of these headphones is the open-ear design but there are different types of ear-plugs that isolate ambient noise at different levels. Pick one that doesn't block everything and you can still benefit from the extra bass from the vibrations of your skull while still hearing everything around you. I am a musician so I used the regular ear-plugs that I use while rehearsing with my band and they work great with the Aftershockz. One last thing that not many mentions but the "beeps" that happen at any keypress do actually annoy me. It isn't a deal-breaker for me, but I figure its a good thing to mention because it might be for others.

Just bouggt those 2 days ago and i have tryed at least 5 different sport headphones and those are the best for hard sport. i do boxing training and every single other headphones was falling due to movement intensity but not those. They stay on your head no mather the intensity of your sport

Thanks for the review. I came across this because I'm looking for headphones while running on a treadmill so safety isn't a big deal but want something that doesn't fall off my head as I run. Would you still recommend this or a different kind of headphone type considering safety isn't a big deal

Is it still worth buying as now open run pro is also available but I am little restricted on budget

Anybody know if these would be good in loud work environments. I work in aviation and need a decent headset to keep in contact with my team.

Fan of AfterShokz, but I think the Aeropex and Trekz Air are perfect for me.

I own a titanium and after a while, the left speaker started producing extra rattling sounds when playing anything of medium volume or higher. I replaced it using the warranty but the buzzing came back after 2 months. I can only conclude that it is an inherent flaw in the manufacturing and or design. Does this issue appear in your Openmove unit? If there isn't a problem I am so ready to make the jump.

i got so sick of ear buds but headphones is still somehow not comfortable, this thing just makes my meeting calls much better. only thing is you cant turn the volume up too high people can hear you if they sit beside you in office

Great video Fordy very useful

I just picked this up the other day, and now I feel very mislead by the term "bone conduction" since it's basically just a close speaker that sends audio through the skin near your ear and not anything special like they claim. You can hear the audio perfectly when you aren't wearing them so it's literally just another pair of wireless earbuds, but besides that being able to openly hear everything around you is for sure a plus.

Watching this video with my Aftershockz

You could of stated how they start turn off etc..

Do I need to switch them off when I’m. It using them?

Sends signals to my brain?

I suppose we cannot adjust the tightness of the band over the head ??

Is this the version of headphones which replaced the Titanium model?

Sorry, but the sound waves travel to the middle ear, not to the brain 😂

Not sure if it's just me I've just got mine , not very loud at all but if I put fingers in my ears they sounds louder and more bass also they came with ear plugs?

I just bought this model today , I cycle on the roads and am always worried about hearing my surroundings

You can make it hug a can of coke or any hollow vessel and listen to it as it does its magic. :)

Which is the best between open move and aeropex, Tks

I got these for riding my bike

Great review is the Aeropex worth the extra for better sound and fit ta

what type of charging cable does it use?

These confuse me. Are they a step up or down from the Air and Aeropex which both still cost more? Or are they an upgraded Titanium model? I wish Aftershokz would spend a bit more time explaining fit around the ear. I assume that the transducers should sit on the tragus but none of the bone conduction makes are taking a stand.

Compatible with galaxy s20fe?

How do you pause ?

How do I charge it?

Just bought them. first thing is not good for people with big heads.

Sound quality being the same as previous models, and a lot less $$. And I just recently purchased the Aeropex which is quite a bit more expensive. If only I waited, but who was to know. Mahalo!

(2+ minutes later)…when does the review start?

Well, i dont see how this would work with glasses on..unfortunately for me I really would love these if I have better visions

£55 on Amazon👍

These are confusing compared to regular headphones

I always had cheap earbuds $50 and they always broke and since I switched aftershocks I have never had them stop working

terrible sound quality for music

I still think they're overpriced... u can hear the music, but u wont enjoy the music....u want the music to either smooth or pump up yr adrenaline during a run.. i just dont get it from these products...

You could of stated how they start turn off etc..