The bone-conduction headphones offer a more comfortable fit but stay durable after continuous use. While this is the first-gen product, it still remains as good as the later iterations. The Shokz ...

Both bone-conduction headphones leave your ears open so you can hear cars and other hazards, but I’ve sussed out the key differences.

Although AfterShokz’s industrial designers have done a credible job with the OpenMove ergonomics, it feels odd having headphones that aren’t adjustable for size. The hooped shape is big enough for the ...

The popular AfterShokz OpenMove has a deep discount for Amazon Prime Deals Day.

AfterShokz Air sounded like the perfect set of running headphones, so we tested it, and here’s what we found.

Aftershokz addressed traditional headphone’s lack of situational awareness with the Trekz Trekz Titanium AS600 bone-conducting headphones: They sit on your cheek bones in front of your ears and ...

Aftershokz rebrands to Shokz, launches OpenRun bone-conduction headphones Rebecca Morley 04/01/2022 News AfterShokz has been officially renamed as Shokz, creating a “shorter, more powerful word that ...

EPC’s new Air Pro Wireless Motorola APX Combo Kit is now compatible with all your favorite TWS Wireless Earbuds* like Apple Airpods™, Beats by Dre™ & AfterShokz™ to name a few.

Running with bone conduction headphones: Verdict AfterShokz Aeropex are the running headphones I’ve been looking for in terms of comfort and security.

AfterShokz Aeropex wireless bone conduction headphones offer a way to hear both what's happening around you and what's coming through your headphones.

Bone-conduction headphones: Long-term test and review of AfterShokz After four months of testing, we love these for podcasts—not so much for music.