The new Aftershokz Aeropex wireless bone conduction headphones are the company’s best yet, a big upgrade over the Trekz Air, and they boast audio good enough to challenge wireless earbuds.

Aftershokz has made its name in audio with open-ear, bone-conduction headphones that are tailor-made for your workout. The Aeropex are its smallest, sleekest, and best-sounding pair yet. If you ...

Bone conduction headphones are nothing new, and though this is Aftershokz’s first new product since 2017, the Aeropex have many of the same flaws as the Trekz Titanium that we tested three years ...

Conversations will be a breeze. The AfterShokz Aeropex Wireless Bone-Conduction Headphones—which have an eight-hour battery life per charge—feature dual noise-canceling microphones for crystal ...

The new AfterShokz Aeropex is available starting today for $159.95. I've had the chance to use them for the past couple of weeks, so I can provide some perspective on how this new model works, ...

Aftershokz's Aeropex uses bone conduction technology, meaning the headphones sit outside the ear canal and vibrate to conduct audio into your ears.; They're exceedingly comfortable and allow the ...

Aftershokz Aeropex uses bone conduction so you can listen to music while riding and still be able to hear what's going on around you, but how do they actually perform on the bike?

New for 2019 is the Aeropex, which AfterShokz says are its "lightest, highest-quality headphones yet." The Aeropex is available now in "cosmic" black for $160 or £150 .

The AfterShokz Aeropex Wireless Bone-Conduction Headphones are the best ways to get comfortable and high-quality personal audio without blocking yourself off from the outside world.

The new Aeropex Assist add a Google Assistant button to the mix (Image credit: TechRadar). It wasn't just one unannounced product on the show floor at CES, either: Aftershokz is also imbuing its ...

AfterShokz Aeropex for hearing loss use. For some people with hearing loss, these headphones might make a difference in listening to music, but only if your hearing aid is located in the ear (ITE, ITC ...