AfterShokz Aeropex - Open-Ear Bluetooth Bone Conduction Sport Headphones - Sweat Resistant Wireless Earphones for Workouts and Running - Built-in Mic

Smaller container to store in its great to listening while working around the house and doesn’t hurt my ears clear sound

I was introduced to the product by my wife who loved them Id have to agree as their comfortable, good sound, light weight, long lasting charge and easy to recharge.

I have a drawer full of earbuds - both wired and wireless, and was never able to find ones that would stay in my ears when I jogged. Heard about the Aeropex, and decided to give them a try. An answer to my prayer. Paired effortlessly with my Pixel 4XL. The sound is more than acceptable, and I because they dont plug up your ears, I can hear when my wife tells me to take out the trash. :-) Most importantly, they NEVER fall off when I jog. Certainly not cheap, but definitely worth the $$. Highly recommend.

Love them we are so glad we got them!

Work GREAT for running just dont use in the noisy area as you wont hear anything from your audio

Worth every penny. Can’t find anything wrong with them. Very comfortable and sound is excellent

These have fantastic sound, battery life, and comfort . I use them for conference calls and at the gym.. highly recommend buying these if you’re tired of bad fits and lost ear buds

Just a touch small for head. The sound is fantastic.

Ordered item and showed up with a microphone that comes down over the mouth. Pictures were VERY misleading. I wanted the headphones not an extended microphone! Got replacement item and was sent the SAME THING again!!!! Got a refund. Lots of money to spend on a misleading item.

Pretty cool. Good for listening to a book or music while not blocking out family that might be trying to talk to you or get your attention. Good for running and hearing traffic. Good for driving and hearing traffic. Not great for biking downhill or at speeds which wind makes it inaudible. Not great for listening to something in bed/leaning against something because the back is ridged and sticks out past my neck/back of my head. So if I recline it pushes into the back of my earlobes and the sound pieces get pushed out of place, making it uncomfortable and inaudible. At higher volumes the vibrations tickle my face so much that I can’t do it for very long.