Not very loud unless you position them directly over your ear like you would normal earbuds.

Yes, they are. Able to use them for my music and phone calls without issues.

Hey D! AfterShokz headphones work by sending vibrations from the temporal bone through the inner ear and then to the cochlea, our headphones use bone conduction with an open-ear design for increased safety and awareness. Due to the open-ear design, AfterShokz may not be as loud as traditional in-ear headphones; however, they're equipped with great sound technology and are loud enough to hear your audio without compromising your safety. Please contact our Customer Happiness Team with any questions or for further assistance. Thank you!

Well, loud is subjective. You can turn the volume up and down but since they don't directly impact your eardrum you may be surprised by how well you can hear even with the volume down but even on the loudest setting is still bearable

Yes And no it depends on your sensitivity to sound the device can be quite loud the volume is adjustable And by the way usually people next to you will not be able to hear the same sound you are hearing for it is a bone vibration

They are loud enough. Don’t go into it thinking you will hear bass though. They sound like what you would expect, but it’s a really great product.

No they're lower than the non water proof

Yes. I often turn them down so I can hear the ambient traffic noises as I walk in the street. This keeps me from getting run over by crazed drivers during rush hour.

Depends on the volume of the device

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Not very loud unless you position them directly over your ear like you would normal earbuds.
Answered by 831ktm 4 years ago
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Yes, they are. Able to use them for my music and phone calls without issues.
Answered by Mruiz 4 years ago
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Hey D! AfterShokz headphones work by sending vibrations from the temporal bone through the inner ear and then to the cochlea, our headphones use bone conduction with an open-ear design for increased safety and awareness. Due to the open-ear design, AfterShokz may not be as loud as traditional in-ear headphones; however, they're equipped with great sound technology and are loud enough to hear your audio without compromising your safety. Please contact our Customer Happiness Team with any questions or for further assistance. Thank you!
Answered by AfterShokz 4 years ago
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Well, loud is subjective. You can turn the volume up and down but since they don't directly impact your eardrum you may be surprised by how well you can hear even with the volume down but even on the loudest setting is still bearable
Answered by Mrcold 4 years ago
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Yes And no it depends on your sensitivity to sound the device can be quite loud the volume is adjustable And by the way usually people next to you will not be able to hear the same sound you are hearing for it is a bone vibration
Answered by Aly001 4 years ago
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They are loud enough. Don’t go into it thinking you will hear bass though. They sound like what you would expect, but it’s a really great product.
Answered by Frank 4 years ago
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No they're lower than the non water proof
Answered by Eckakid 4 years ago
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Yes. I often turn them down so I can hear the ambient traffic noises as I walk in the street. This keeps me from getting run over by crazed drivers during rush hour.
Answered by Scooby 4 years ago
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Depends on the volume of the device
Answered by Vctpeters 4 years ago
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Yes.
Answered by Mruiz 4 years ago
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