AfterShokz OpenComm is effectively the final word in its category If you need a headset that’s easy to connect and great for calls or video chats, OpenComm is a brilliant option.

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’s OpenComm bone conduction headset seems an ideal accompaniment to the world we live in today. It's a communications-focused product by virtue of its boom mic, good for today’s busy ...

Aftershokz's Bluetooth headset does just what claims to, so long as you're after a robust, lightweight, elegantly designed, handsfree interface for speech-based audio listening or making phone calls.

AfterShokz open-ear headphones review. Listening to music while you run can help you go faster and further. It can also make a long run less monotonous and boost your runner’s high.

These lightweight, water-resistant wraparound headphones let you hear what's going on around you.

Aftershokz claims that the new transducers have better sound quality than its predecessors, though I’ve only once sampled the Trekz Titanium. Since it was in a busy trade show room, ...

AfterShokz makes the only bone-conduction headphones stocked by REI, Best Buy, and Backcountry, and those headphones have received a Red Dot Design Award, an annual German prize you could call the ...

Geared toward runners and bikers, AfterShokz' latest headphone is lighter, sounds better and is fully waterproof. AfterShokz Aeropex: New bone-conduction sports headphone is best-sounding yet - CNET X ...

I've been using AfterShokz bone conduction headphones ever since I reviewed them in 2015 and they've become an inseparable part of my bike rides. The open-ear design allows me to pump up my ...

AfterShokz Xtrainerz specifications The retail package includes a zippered case, USB charging dock, earplugs, and the Xtrainerz headset. Speaker type : Bone conduction transducers ...

Says AfterShokz, “In a six-year study, experts found that 116 people in the US died or seriously injured themselves due to a lack of environmental awareness that stemmed from wearing headphones.