Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have always disliked headphones that covered my whole ear, so I switched to inner ear buds. Ive tried apple, beats, and jbuds, and no matter which piece I put on the ear bud they fall out of my ears. I also got my daith pierced about 6 months ago and the ring makes it hard to use regular headphones (but the piercing helps so much with my migraines ill keep it, over the headphones), so until now, I just thought 'oh well, headphones aren't for me'. these are fantastic. they tickle a little when you first boot them up but after that you cant even feel the reverberations. the sound quality is great. they are light but tough, and the charge lasts a long time. they are great for being on a plane or grocery shopping, it doesn't cut you off from the world while you listen to music or a podcast. haven't tried a phone call yet but im sure theyre stellar. def recommend.

These headphones should be taken off the market. Awful is the best I can do to describe them. I ended up returning them in two days.

As i heard about bone conduction technology I was amazed so purchased them. I did not find anything interesting as I had read.

Broke shortly after using them. Maybe 6 months. Just quit working

Not good. They got broken really quick. They didn't last for more than 8 months. Disappointed

No good devise, at the one week failed, poor quality

These headphones were really easy to use right out of the box! I only had to charge them for a few minutes to have enough juice to use them on a run right away. Very easy instructions for the simple buttons on the headphones. They were very comfortable and although I only used them for 30min, they stayed in place. True to their word, I was able to listen to my music while still hearing traffic and conversing with my running partner with ease. This is a review for the AfterShokz Trekz Titanium Wireless Bone Conduction Headphones that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.

It would stay on my head, could only hear for the first few seconds and the mic never worked.

Only lasted less than a year. Now they won’t turn on at all

When you talked by phone the other person couldn't listen you.

If you want everyone to hear your conversation this is the perfect Bluetooth for you.

Terrible design These earbuds vibrate like your head is being smashed between cymbals

Stopped working after a few months. The device would not charge.

Called parties complain of the call quality and my reception of them is noisy. Don't buy.

The AfterShokz Trekz Titanium Wireless Bone Conduction is a bad headphone.

I bought these with the intention of listening to podcasts, assuming the audio quality would be low. However, I've been very pleasantly surprised. The audio quality is far better than I expected. Of course it's not as good as a decent pair of over-ear headphones, or even a pair of good buds, but it's good enough for background music while I work. I wear these all the time now - literally. I love music while I work / read / play but my wife prefers silence. With headphones I always felt disconnected from her but now I can have music and still hear my wife (and kids / workmates). For when I want to focus on and enjoy the music I still have my traditional headphones to shut the world out and bring the music in, but these things are the best for casual listening while still being in the same place as those around you. Oh, and they work really well for the intended podcasts too! WISHLIST: I want these built into my glasses.

Poor quality when it came to blocking out noise cancellations

Not for me. I’ll stick to normal buds or over ear for gym

The quality of the sound is outstanding, the comfort is I-forget-I'm-wearing-them amazing, and the ability to have situational awareness is just great. So far I've used the headset while listening to audiobooks and music, indoors and outside, while walking and using an elliptical machine. Reviewers are correct in saying the bass is a little less intense than in-ear buds provide, but I don't even notice the difference after just a few minutes. The sound quality is absolutely fine. There's just no way I'd go back to in-ear buds now.

Overall, I love these headphones! They're innovative, the sound is great and they're super easy to set up. The biggest benefit by far is how comfortable they are. It takes a few minutes to wrap your head around the fact that you get great sound without something in directly your ear...it's a little weird at first but very cool. I've used these in number of different scenarios...working out, running, yardwork and housework. In all situations they were great and I love being able to hear clear sound while not being isolated from the outside world. You need to experience bone conduction sound to really understand how cool it is. As I mentioned, the sound is great. However, these are not intended for audiophiles and they don't pretend to be. They serve a specific need and do it well. The only downside is the need to wear ear plugs if you want to isolate yourself from outside noise. I used them on an airplane and they were decent in this environment but it wasn't ideal to wear ear plugs. This is a review for the AfterShokz Trekz Titanium Wireless Bone Conduction Headphones that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.