AftershokzAfterShokz Trekz Titanium Open-Ear Wireless Bone Conduction Headphones with Brilliant Reflective Strips, Slate Grey, AS600SG-BR

The product is great..but this does not mean this is a replacement of any in-ear wireless earbuds. Must try..

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I have used these headphones for a year and a half now.I'm going to start with the warning for this product that I wouldn't quite consider cons.1) They take a few weeks to get used to. They hang on a part of your ears that you may not be used to having something on which can irritate it a little at first. This does go away as you get used to wearing them.2) It's a very different way of listening to things. It's strange at first listening to something while still being able to hear your surroundings. This can make it tough to concentrate on what you're listening to at first, but it does get better and you adapt to be ale to focus on what you need to and when!3) Depending on what all you wear on your head it could conflict with some things, but myself and others I know that own them wear them just fine with glasses, but it can be tricky or impossible if you have to wear something like goggles or something that really has to strap around your ears/neck.4) The microphone is as good as any earbud, maybe a little better because it's closer to your head than earbuds that might have the mic hanging below your chin.Now on to the actual Pro's and Con's:Pro:1) first and foremost these are headphones. So do they work? yes, you can hear everything very well You'll never get that Isolation you get from in earbuds or over the ear headphones but the sound quality and range is very good.2) I'm not a fan of having things in or on or covering my ears. I admit I enjoy this way more than I thought I would.3) Once you get used to it after the first few weeks it's pretty comfortable in my opinion. I wear these every day for 8+ hours and don't have any irritation with them.4) They hold on to your head very well. I've never had an issue with them falling off or feeling like they're going to fall off. They stay right where they're supposed to.5) The bluetooth technology used for these is great. I can connect to both my phone and computer and it swaps between the two with ease automatically depending on what I'm currently doing.6) Their customer service is fantastic. The band recently broke on my near the front and when I put in a warranty claim they sent out a new pair with no hassle. This was a year and a half after purchase and within the 2 year warranty.Cons:1) This may seem dumb, but audio quality again. but for different reasons. while it sounds good. If you turn it up loud you get a LOT of vibration on your ears very noticeable and could irritate people.2) The concept of them coming with earplugs misses the mark in my opinion. These headphones do have speakers so putting earplugs in will muffle and lessen your ability to hear what's playing. You won't be able to mow the lawn with these. Well you can, but you won't be able to hear music or whatever you listen to very well over the mower and what the earplugs also block out. Just put in noise cancelling earbuds for loud projects.3) This is a little nit picky but when it comes to charging this doesn't come with an adapter, just the cord. Also after a while the charging port cover on the headphones will buckle and not lay flat over the port.4) You can't really lay down with them. The headband is shaped. So the back has space between the band and my neck. If I lay down with them on it pushes the back of the headband down which lifts the speakers up at my ears making them not fit right. They can still work like this but it does effect the quality that you're able to hear.In summary, I really do love this product. It's great when driving, walking, working. Any scenario where you'd like to listen to something and still be aware of your surroundings it gives you that sense. You can take it off your ears as well if needed and just let it hug around your neck. As I said I've never had a problem with them falling off or even feel like they might. It's much more of a everyday use device than a dedicated music device. You use it in a different way than noise cancelling earbuds. That being said. Just as I don't like things in my ears. Some people may not like something just to the side of their ears. People are different and that's ok.

A coworker turned me on to these about a year ago. I like a little background music or the occasional podcast at work, but I'm not eager to share it with all my coworkers around me.I had a nice pair of over-ear headphones, but my back faces the door and I was constantly getting the *%$@ scared out of me by coworkers I couldn't hear coming up behind me and tapping me on the shoulder. So I switched to wearing one ear bud so that I could hear what was going on around me and still listen to my stuff. But that wasn't ideal, especially for music.These are the perfect compromise. At low volume, I don't even have to pause my music to carry on a conversation and nobody sneaks up behind me. Sound quality is great, sound leak is almost non-existent, and they're comfortable enough to leave on for a full day of work.At higher volumes, it can become difficult to hear others clearly, but you'll at least know someone is trying to get your attention, which is also nice when you're out walking/jogging. You can better stay aware of your surroundings than with in-ear options.I usually only wear them walking or during a light jog, and they seem to stay in place well enough. Anything more strenuous and I'd probably invest in some sort of strap to make sure they don't fall off. I'm also not sure just HOW wet/sweaty you can get them. I've sweated on them a fair bit in the Florida heat and had no serious problems. One of the rubber bits where they rest against your head came off after a long walk, but luckily I found it right away and a couple drops of superglue fixed it right up. The other pieces has shown no signs of budging.Battery life is pretty great. I can usually get a full day of work or multiple shorter sessions in on one charge, and they charge to full pretty quickly. They aren't the most subtle thing you can put on your head, especially in the brighter colors, but they don't look bad, and the controls are intuitive and easy to use.

I'd also give the following ratings:Comfort 3/5Looks 5/5Construction Quality 5/5These are a great pair of headphones for going to the gym or running. They don't bounce around and they really only move if you bring your shoulders up to the back of your neck and hit them. You can turn the volume up high enough to drown out the environment around you for the most part but as soon as the song is over you hear everything. The bone conducting technology is neat and for the most part you don't feel any vibrations except at certain pitches. For what they are the sound quality is pretty good but the bass is weak. Really the only negatives I've have so far are that they're not the most comfortable, but it seems like a fair trade for something that stays in place while you're moving around. They're also not so uncomfortable that I can't bear to have them on for a couple hours. I also did notice through my workout that there was a momentary skip in audio. Not sure if that was the headphones, the BT connection, or from my phone. Maybe happened once per hour and seemed to be after I hit my phone in my pocket. Also as a bonus they can be used to talk on the phone.

I bought this specifically because I keep getting ear infections, and the earbuds I normally wear seem to exacerbate the problem. I do have moderate hearing loss in my left ear.I've only used these today - but they've been great so far. I can't yet speak to battery life or longevity.Unboxing:Build quality is GREAT. They seem sturdy.They come with a quick start card, which was all I needed to get started - how to turn on and off, how to pair.They do come with a Micro USB cord for charging - but not a wall plug, so you'll need to supply one yourself.They come with a bag to carry them in - nice idea, not sure if I'll use it or not.Usage:Paired very easily.Easy to turn on and off.As some others have noted, they are "one size fits most"; this size seems to work for me.As some others have noted, the back part doesn't sit on your neck - it protrudes out a bit. My jacket collar does hit it - and it may become an issue, but we'll see.I had to actually turn the volume down - it seems pretty powerful. But I am using it inside, in fairly quiet conditions.Voice clarity for people I called has seemed to be good - although one person I asked could hear some background noise, so I'm not sure how good the noise cancellation is. She said it was not distracting - but she could hear it.It's fairly comfortable to wear - although I did find myself taking it off when I was not actively listening to something or on a call; they don't feel comfortable enough for me to just leave in place for hours on end.I didn't have any issue getting the contact points "in the right spot", and I didn't have any issue with "sensations" on my cheek that were uncomfortable, as some others have had; I think that's a "your mileage may vary" situation.What I don't yet know:How well I will be able to hear in noisier situations.How well people I call will be able to hear me in noisier situationsHow long the battery will last with moderate use.How sturdy they are.How I will feel wearing them for long periods of time.What I would change so far:I would definitely change the neck loop and make it more flexible/adjustable. I understand why it's the way it is - some pressure is required to put the contact points in the right place, and to actually make the bone conduction happen. But interchangeable loops in a few different size, or some sort of telescoping or spiraling loop would be very helpful. I would prefer the back loop to hit just at my hair line and be in contact with my neck.I'll come back and update - but so far, very pleased with my purchase.