AfterShokz Aeropex Headphones

Instead of sitting inside your ear canal, the transducers rest on your cheekbones just in front of your ears. You will feel a slight vibration when the volume is high, but the sensation is generally subtle and becomes unnoticeable after a few minutes of use.

Because the design is open-ear, there is some sound leakage at very high volumes. However, at moderate listening levels, the audio is directed inward toward your cheekbones, making it difficult for others nearby to hear what you are listening to.

While the Aeropex has an IP67 rating, which makes them fully sweatproof and resistant to rain or splashes, they are not designed for submersion. They are excellent for intense workouts and running in the rain, but you should not wear them while swimming.

The lightweight, wraparound titanium frame is designed to stay secure even during rigorous activity. They are engineered to hug your head comfortably without shifting, making them a reliable choice for running, cycling, or gym workouts.

Yes, they feature dual noise-canceling microphones that help isolate your voice from background noise. While they work well for calls in most environments, they may struggle slightly in extremely windy conditions compared to traditional earbuds.

The bud-free design eliminates the pressure and irritation often caused by in-ear models. Because nothing enters your ear canal, they are generally much more comfortable for all-day wear.