Shokz Aeropex

Instead of placing speakers inside or over your ear canal, bone conduction technology uses transducers to send vibrations through your cheekbones directly to your inner ear. This leaves your ear canals completely open, allowing you to hear your music while remaining fully aware of your surroundings.

Yes, the Aeropex is specifically designed for active use. The lightweight, wraparound titanium frame ensures they stay securely in place during vigorous movement, and the open-ear design makes them a safer choice for outdoor activities like running or cycling.

The Aeropex is designed to be compatible with most eyewear. Because the frame sits above the ears and rests on the cheekbones, it generally does not interfere with the arms of your glasses.

Yes, the Aeropex features built-in microphones that allow you to take calls hands-free. The open-ear design provides a natural feel during conversations, though they are best suited for quiet to moderately noisy environments.

While bone conduction headphones are generally discreet, some sound leakage can occur at very high volumes. At moderate listening levels, the audio remains focused on your inner ear, making them suitable for most public settings.