AfterShokz Titanium Bone Conduction Wireless Bluetooth Headphones, Canyon Red

It has been 7 months since I have used these as much as I have Among what I listen to, there are spoken word podcasts, folk music, rock music, and hip hop music A lot of electronic and hip-hop music is produced these days. The rest of my day is dedicated to some type of cycling (commuting, road, mountain), I also work on software remotely and talk on the phone frequently. In my opinion, this is the best cyborg-based game on the market for the reasons listed below It is possible to interface with the brain using an audio interface. However, there are limitations and I would not claim that it is "the headset to rule them all", but on the whole I'm happy and I'd buy another tomorrow if you took my current one. There are many good things about - - - The audio quality can be described as excellent for most use cases (and general listening). The frequency perception will never be as consistent as headphones designed primarily for audio, but if you compare them to professional monitors or audiophile headphones you'll be disappointed. - - - There are no obstructions to your hearing in the headset. You can still have difficulty hearing ambient sound even if you play your music much louder than ambient sounds, i. e. Situational awareness still suffers in proportion to listening volume, but it's less severe than with a normal set of Although I usually hear cars approaching from behind while cycling, it hasn't changed much since I was a child. I am
- With this, it feels more "natural" to answer the phone than with headphones or earbuds covered by your hair, since you can still hear your own voice. - - - It is easiest to put on this headset after wearing spectacles and helmet straps, since it is fully compatible with your glasses and helmet. (Some people may have issues if their temple arms are too thick, but I don't have any problems. )* *
* A headset of this quality is comfortable to wear for a few hours I wear it while waiting for phone calls. (It will eventually be desirable to take it off, just like anything you wear on the head. )* *
* It is made of rubber. As advertised, the plastic coated spring connecting the two halves is quite durable. I bent the metal back to its original shape after traveling in a backpack bent it out of shape. There is a soft case included with the purchase There probably isn't much distinction to be made, and it is mostly one-sided. - - - There have been many "glitchy" bluetooth devices in my possession, but this one is not You can connect your computer, tablet, or phone as soon as you turn it on. There are some awesome, unexpected uses of cloud computing - - - While cycling, GPS navigation can be accessed through voice directions. A navigation display should be looked at up at instead of down at the ground. Please note that. You may use Google Hangouts or other videoconferencing software to conduct meetings. It's a 2-out of 5 The glasses are barely noticeable on camera even when you're giving long distance presentations. Please note that. It's so convenient that sometimes I use it instead of the car audio system while driving. When I reach my destination, I step out and walk away with no interruption in the audio or having to fiddle around. Voici the issues Background noise and wind noise do not seem to be dealt with well by the microphone. If I am washing dishes, people can't hear me when I am talking on the phone while I am driving. Intensity of forward motion greater than or equal to 5 As well as drowning out the microphone at 8 MPH, cycling on the phone will not work. So walk-on-the-phone is ok, but cycling on the phone is not. - - - Moving at least *15 in the forward direction The wind noise generated at 18 MPH is loud enough to drown out the headphones at high volume. For me, as a cyclist, this is ok for commuting and mountain biking, but on stretches of fast road I can - - - Getting exposed to certain bass frequencies will cause the speakers to vibrate a lot when played at high volumes. Most of the time I notice this when listening to podcasts in which there is a lot of bass. In some cases, switching to 'less bass' can mitigate vibrations. There are two settings in the equalizer - 'less bass' and 'more bass'. - - - There is a constant high level of ambient noise (e. g. If you like you can insert earplugs (! silence this, your audio will sound clearer and more bassy. It is better to wear noise-isolating headphones on flights. - - - There is a chance that setting the equalizer can have no effect on some files, which could be a firmware problem or just my uneducated ear. - - - A small amount of external audio leak is present, which gets worse at medium-high volumes The number of incoming calls is high. When you are listening at a volume high enough to allow you to hear someone who is trying to converse with you, it would be quite bad enough to annoy others. - - - It doesn't work for multipoint pairing. Despite the fact that it will remember multiple connected devices at the same time, it will only connect to one at a time. To connect your computer, you'll need to disconnect your phone first. Prior to the battery dying, you get about ten minutes of warning. There is no need to take this into account because the battery life is long and charging is quick, thankfully with the micro-USB port The USB cable that is used by everything else. There may be some questions like "why four stars from you with all these issues?" Yes, they're all manageable/minor annoyances or minor exceptions. As well, I believe that we should support emerging, promising new technologies that can bring positive changes to all of us, especially when they are developed by non-governmental organizations Several megacorps exist. In that light, maybe I can give a little less slack to little issues. I'm looking forward to seeing how they improve in the next.

Hayden Raymond

| Jan 09, 2021

All of these sounded so good to me! took the time to read a bunch of reviews, and these looked good. The first thing you need to know is if your hair is in a ponytail, you may have to place it overtop of the ponytail, rather than under. The second thing to remember is to not be fooled by these headphones, even though they would allow you to hear outside noises Put it out of your mind. No matter how hard you try to ignore the sound, it just won't go away. Last, but not least, the battery life was not long-lasting. I bought these in March and they are in the trash today. About a month ago, whatever bluetooth device they were using stopped pairing. There was no success with troubleshooting methods from the aftershock site. This is NOT the type of headset I would recommend. Message
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Update Despite the fact that I spent money on these, I continued to use them. Unfortunately, the temple cover on one side came off and I tried and tried, but I could not get it back on. (I couldn't just throw money in the trash) It's important to remember that I rarely worked with them outside of work instead, I usually worked with them on projects. There are no sweaty or rigors types of exercises. In the present version, they are unable to connect to each other, have a poor battery life, This post has been removed from the list of.

Samir Steele

| Jan 23, 2021

This product could have been amazing, but the limited range makes it useless for me. When I run, I like to be able to hear the traffic and other sounds that surround me. As far as that is concerned, they are fine. It is definitely loud when cars approach, bicycles, and other runners are nearby. The fit is good. The shoes are not comfortable, but they are good enough that I was able to wear them for 5+ miles without any issues, and I did not have any issues wearing them while wearing glasses. There is a problem with the limited range of these devices. As soon as I put my phone inside my front pocket or my running belt, the sound starts to cut out frequently. The headphones are not stable enough to listen without constant skips when I hold my phone in my hand. currently have them connected to a Galaxy Note 8, and it's not done this with any other pair of.

Simone Lindsey

| Aug 01, 2020

It's amazing how good these headphones are! In spite of them being bone conducting headphones, their sound quality is surprising. You can muffle the volume when you are running, biking or just hanging around, so when the volume gets loud you can choose to muffle it out. In fact, if you really want to drown out other people you can use the ear plugs provided with them. My iPhone 6s and Macbook Pro (2013) are linked to this device, so I can listen to music and take Skype conference calls. The fit is a little tight on my big head, but I like it since it relieves my hard splints while running. It might be okay to use one with a smaller head as they contain an add-on piece to accommodate smaller heads. It was a good battery (but I can't really review it because I couldn't use it).

The charge lasted at least 4 hours. It might have lasted longer, but I had to charge - - - It really didn't take long for them to break - I purchased these in June 2017 and finally they There's a lot of great headphones here, and I'm very sorry to see them go. Even after a full year of durability testing or regular use, I still don't think it would hold up. By regular use, I mean that I wear them all the time, even when I'm For those who have the money to spend on some great headphones that might not last as long as others, buy them but be prepared to buy more than one. In addition, I would like to point out that these headphones did not fall off my XL head during heavy impact exercise.

Ainsley McCann

| Jul 25, 2020