AfterShokz - Air Wireless Bone Conduction Open-Ear Headphones - Slate Gray
User rating, 4.5 out of 5 stars with 1465 reviews.
4.5(1,465 Reviews)- 5 Expert Reviews
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Description
Features
Bone conduction technology
Delivers music through your cheekbones, ensuring ears remain completely open to hear ambient sounds.
Complete wraparound titanium design
Provides a flexible fit for unnoticeable all-day comfort and stability.
Bluetooth 4.2 connectivity and convenient multipoint pairing
Enables simple wireless pairing with your Bluetooth enabled device.
Rechargeable lithium-ion battery
Offers up to six hours of continuous music and calls on a single charge.
Dual noise-canceling microphones
Exclude surrounding noise, effectively enhancing speech.
Sweat-resistant construction
IP55 certified to repel sweat, dust and moisture, from workouts to wicked weather.
OpenFit design
Ensures maximum situational awareness and comfort during long-term wear.
EQ presets
Boost bass and reduce vibration on the go.
PremiumPitch+
Guarantees a perfect audio experience, including wide dynamic range and rich bass.
LeakSlayer™ technology
Significantly reduces natural sound leakage.
Audrey Says™ voice prompts
Guides users through power, pair, play and talk.
What's Included
- AfterShokz Air Open-Ear Wireless Bone Conduction Headphones
- Earplugs
- Micro USB charging cable
- Owner's Manual
- Portable storage case
Manuals & Guides
- User Manual (PDF)
Q: QuestionThese look like they might be difficult to wear with glasses since they appear to ride just above the ear. Can anyone speak about this issue and whether they are low-profile enough to allow glasses to be worn at the same time comfortably?
Asked by JonV.
- A:Answer I wear them regularly with my glasses and have no issues.
Answered by FunMonkey
Q: QuestionCan you wear these comfortably with glasses?
Asked by Britt.
- A:Answer These are ok with sunglasses for me, your user would vary. They are so light, they would not apply undo strain on the noggin with glasses.
Answered by Dude
Q: QuestionWhen flying headsets need to be plugged into the plane’s entertainment device as they are not blue toothe compatible. Does this headset have a port to use a wire?
Asked by Bjcc.
- A:Answer No. Strictly blue tooth.
Answered by TechDad
Q: Questioncan it announce calls and read text mssgs aloud?
Asked by Jan.
- A:Answer Headphones do announce call, and able to click over to call. Can pause, play, skip songs. Mute the mic, reject call, redial last number. Voice activated commands available. Many, many other perks with these headphones, too many to mention. Google item for details.
Answered by GalGlo
Q: QuestionHow many devices can these headphones connect to at the same time and how well can it handle multiple connections at the same time?
Asked by Wannapolkallama.
- A:Answer One. I haven't been able to get it to connect to more than one device.
Answered by Matt
Q: Questionhow long is the band aroundthe head?
Asked by ted.
- A:Answer My noggin is huge. The band is more than big enough for me or someone even larger but comfortable enough for my wife, who has a much smaller head.
Answered by akasword
Q: QuestionCan you get sound from a Tv with these?
Asked by Sandi.
- A:Answer These headphones use bluetooth, so you would have to use a separate bluetooth transmitter, unless your tv or cable box supports blutooth audio.
Answered by MR22
Q: QuestionCan you wear these while driving a motorcycle or is there to much wind noise
Asked by Bob.
- A:Answer Wind does not seem to bother them. Your ears are not covered and thus outside sounds will take the usual route. It is possible to "hear" sound from both the ear and bone conduction My set came with ear plugs. When in place this gives the earphones a sound blocking/isolation effect since the wind may generate noise around the helmet/ears. They block that sound. I have good luck with the headphones for listening and the mic is very good. Both use jawbone technology for a very good headphone experience.
Answered by SlamminJim