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Name: AfterShokz - Titanium Wireless Bone Conduction Open-Ear Headphones - Black
Brand: AfterShokz
SKU: 6420327
Price: 79.99 USD
Rating: 4.4 (2218 reviews)

AfterShokz - Titanium Wireless Bone Conduction Open-Ear Headphones - Black

Model:: AS600BK; |
SKU:: 6420327

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QuestionCan you hook them up to a Samsung model UN55NU6900 TV?
Asked 6 years ago by Helphearing.
- Answer Not sure, but did hook it up to my S9.
  Answered 6 years ago by TayTay
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QuestionIs it not dual voltage like Apple and Bose so I can charge it with my charger wherever I am and would not need a step up or step down transformer from 110 to 220? It does not seem to include a charger for the wall socket but just a USB cable.
Asked 6 years ago by Kath.
- Answer Yes you can charge them anywhere with a battery pack or of course the wall charger.
  Answered 6 years ago by BYHG
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QuestionHow quiet is it for people around you?
Asked 6 years ago by MBK23.
This question was asked about the related product: AfterShokz - Titanium Wireless Bone Conduction Open-Ear Headphones - Red
- Answer Unless you are blasting loud music at max volume, others can't even tell you are listening to anything. They apply sounds to the bones in front of your ears and thus make for an excellent listening experience
  Answered 6 years ago by Mike
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QuestionWhat is the voltage for this earphones? 110 or 220 volts?
Asked 6 years ago by KAth.
- Answer They are 110 and 220.. charges with an android style charging cable..
  Answered 5 years ago by GhostKlown
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QuestionAre the batteries replaceable if they should die?
Asked 6 years ago by Catstrained.
This question was asked about the related product: AfterShokz - Titanium Wireless Bone Conduction Open-Ear Headphones - Ivy
- Answer They are not replaceable.
  Answered 6 years ago by Bilboman
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QuestionWhat size are these small or large?
Asked 6 years ago by Tank.
This question was asked about the related product: AfterShokz - Titanium Wireless Bone Conduction Open-Ear Headphones - Ocean
- Answer I am a small person and they fit me so I would have to say small, but since they work through the bones near your ears I don’t see why they wouldn’t also fit a large person.
  Answered 6 years ago by Baxterthe1st
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QuestionHow do you program/pair the headset to the TV?
Asked 5 years ago by dixie0101.
- Answer Bluetooth pairing in your tv settings .... should be quite similar to a cell phone
  Answered 5 years ago by Stan
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QuestionIs there a manual to see how to pair them. Cant get them to pair. They dont show up on phone. Help please.
Asked 5 years ago by Deni.
- Answer you have to hold the + button for mor then 5 seconds a blue and red light start blinking
  Answered 5 years ago by Antopz77
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QuestionWill these work with Sony Bravia Android TV?
Asked 6 years ago by CarCar.
- Answer This is a Bluetooth device ,and will connect to any Bluetooth device broadcasting a Bluetooth signal.
  Answered 6 years ago by James
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QuestionHow would these type headphones work for riding a motorcycle? Being able to hear traffic would be a definite plus. And would the noise cancelling microphone still work correctly if you were at highway speeds?
Asked 6 years ago by Adamizer1998.
- Answer Id be iffy on this one. When I've been running, next to traffic and with wind in my ears, it would be hard for folks to hear me. Not sure how it would work if you cut the wind with, say, a helmet and such. But at least my pair picked up background noise too... just recently my Dad had to hang up on me because he could hear a baby crying 4 aisles away from me when I was at Costco.
  Answered 6 years ago by KJT4B
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QuestionHow is the sound the mic picks up on calls? My last set of headphones had a mic near the ear and the road noise it picked up made it worthless for phone calls while in the car.
Asked 6 years ago by Makerjane.
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- Answer I was walking outside with 30 mph winds and my husband thought I was sitting in my office! I was then talking to him in the car and the reception as well as the transmission was amazing.
  Answered 6 years ago by Cami
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AfterShokz - Titanium Wireless Bone Conduction Open-Ear Headphones - Black

Q: QuestionCan you hook them up to a Samsung model UN55NU6900 TV?

Q: QuestionIs it not dual voltage like Apple and Bose so I can charge it with my charger wherever I am and would not need a step up or step down transformer from 110 to 220? It does not seem to include a charger for the wall socket but just a USB cable.

Q: QuestionHow quiet is it for people around you?

Q: QuestionWhat is the voltage for this earphones? 110 or 220 volts?

Q: QuestionAre the batteries replaceable if they should die?

Q: QuestionWhat size are these small or large?

Q: QuestionHow do you program/pair the headset to the TV?

Q: QuestionIs there a manual to see how to pair them. Cant get them to pair. They dont show up on phone. Help please.

Q: QuestionWill these work with Sony Bravia Android TV?

Q: QuestionHow would these type headphones work for riding a motorcycle? Being able to hear traffic would be a definite plus. And would the noise cancelling microphone still work correctly if you were at highway speeds?

Q: QuestionHow is the sound the mic picks up on calls? My last set of headphones had a mic near the ear and the road noise it picked up made it worthless for phone calls while in the car.

QuestionCan you hook them up to a Samsung model UN55NU6900 TV?

QuestionIs it not dual voltage like Apple and Bose so I can charge it with my charger wherever I am and would not need a step up or step down transformer from 110 to 220? It does not seem to include a charger for the wall socket but just a USB cable.

QuestionHow quiet is it for people around you?

QuestionWhat is the voltage for this earphones? 110 or 220 volts?

QuestionAre the batteries replaceable if they should die?

QuestionWhat size are these small or large?

QuestionHow do you program/pair the headset to the TV?

QuestionIs there a manual to see how to pair them. Cant get them to pair. They dont show up on phone. Help please.

QuestionWill these work with Sony Bravia Android TV?

QuestionHow would these type headphones work for riding a motorcycle? Being able to hear traffic would be a definite plus. And would the noise cancelling microphone still work correctly if you were at highway speeds?

QuestionHow is the sound the mic picks up on calls? My last set of headphones had a mic near the ear and the road noise it picked up made it worthless for phone calls while in the car.