Customer Ratings & Reviews

The sound is good in low volume rooms and listening to music. I have to turn it up to take a phone call or walking around outside. Good for listening to music while I work. Not loud enough for the gym.

Ive heard awesome reviews but unfortunately mines isnt .. poor battery life less than 3 hours play time very u sturdy

Great for listening to music while I ride my bike around. Great to be able to hear what's going on around me as I listen to the music. Kinda weak on the bass end until I put in the ear plugs that come with it. Pretty cool headphones.

Great sound & the most important thing I am aware of my surroundings and my ears are not irritated.

Comfortable to wear, not in ears. Easy to use (increase/decrease volume, pause/play). Clean sound.

It offers excellent sound quality, comfort and convenience. Its doesnt cause pain inside your ear .

I used it just once and it refused to connect and charge again. It’s not working

The initial design threw me off, but once I put them on I knew I made the right purchase!

Loving these! No comparison to the air other than trying them on earlier this year and liking them but deciding to wait until a bday or Xmas to get a pair. Well, turns out a newer model was released so went with these to run with my Garmin 645 music. Everything is going well (and this may be a Garmin issue) but the up volume doesn't work for me. You'd think aftershokz would test with one of the most popular music devices for athletes out there. Volume up and down does work with pixel 3 but reaching out to both manufacturers to see what can be expected during my return period with best buy. That said, I read that the airs (which are Bluetooth 4.2 like the Garmin watches with music) work perfectly. So maybe something with BT 4.2 to a BT 5 connection (pixel 3 is BT 5).

Great item as it is comfortable and allows me to hear everything around me, as well as to have conversations with whomever I am walking with. Good sound, and easy use.

I like the way it sits in my ears. Vibration for the bass is a little to much on my ear drums but i'm also 56 years old

After several years of daily use and abuse, including every night while I slept, my AfterShokz wired headphones finally wore out. I had initially preferred the wired version as the early Bluetooth versions had limited battery life. I was pleased to find out that the Aeropex had a much improved battery life so I bought a pair and am very pleased. Because I listen to output from a mixer which combines 2 scanners, as well as my iPhone, also needed a Bluetooth transmitter to feed the Aeropex so I simultaneously purchased an ANKER SoundSync Bluetooth device which almost instantly paired with the Aeropex. I am now free to walk around the house and do my listening.

These are great, I wear and use all the time. I show and let anyone interested listen to, resulting in about 3-4 people going out and buying their own. Fit great, usability great, music and class great.

Great fit and connect easily to phone. Battery life is pretty good

Bought 3 similar sets of these, outstanding sound and comfortable.

Fits good, sounds are clear and aloes me to hear oncoming traffic while running

Love: They’re light weight Clear sound Non confining Waterproof Easily pairs w/ phone Holds a charge Dislike: Not adjustable, so they slide out of place Bad sounding mic

Great gift for the hearing impaired for phone calls. Or mechanics or "tinkerers."

I like the way they fit and feel . This is the best headset I've ever had.

I had a pair of after shockz a few years ago, they came with ear plugs and were definitely bone conduction - plugging your ears made them sound better, and even at a good volume, it wasn't that noticeable to those around you. You had to really get into the upper ranges of volume for them to be heard around you. THESE however I can only guess are directional speaker's, and not good at that even. Plugging my ears makes the music an indistinguishable rumble, they sound better without ear plugs by far. A volume that is loud enough to actually hear those speaking in a podcast and understand them is audible to those around me. This is frustrating because I walk around an office for work and don't want to distract others, but still be able to hear if somebody calls my name. The only upside to these compared to my previous ones is that they don't pinch my head as hard as the other models. That being said I will probably keep them because of the other design features - my ears aren't plugged, its not hanging around my neck sloppily, no ear buds to lose, I'm not afraid of touching buttons with dirty hands, and, bone conduction and speaker volume aside, it has pretty good sound for what it is.