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.

The appearance and sound sensation of these headphones are peculiar, at first. Although AfterShokz’s industrial designers have done a credible job with the OpenMove ergonomics, it feels odd having ...

There is one way that bone conduction headphones can be better for your ears, as I hinted above. If you’re in a noisy environment, you can wear earplugs to protect your ears from the loud sounds ...

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

Taking calls shouldn't mean losing your awareness of what's around you. This bone-conduction Bluetooth headset gives you up to 16 hours of calls in comfort for $114.99, $45 off the $159 MSRP.

I freakin’ love bone-conduction headphones, and the Shokz OpenMove has been my go-to pair for years now. The lightweight design, easy controls, and USB-C charging make it one of my most-used ...

Say goodbye to traditional headphones and embrace the future of sound with the best bone conduction headphones. Check out our top recommendations now!

If you’ve been wary of bone-conduction headphones, the Shokz OpenRun’s workout-friendly design and better-than-expected sound might just change your mind.

The best headphones for Pelotons are available in wireless and wired styles that are compatible with your indoor bike and have the fit you want.

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

Formerly called the AfterShokz Aeropex, this flexible, durable and comfortable open-ear headset has an eight-hour battery, a quick-charge option and excellent sound quality ideal for running, the ...