Pros; Works quite well within its inherent design limitations. Very Good sound quality. Light and comfortable. Simple to use. Works fantastic with cell phone GPS. Battery life is good. Cons; ***Size/fit matters…try before you buy.*** Doesn’t play well with winter stocking hats or ear headbands. Not for ultra hi fidelity/quality listening if that’s highest on your expectations. Cost $$$ Yes I would recommend Shokz.

This is the first set of bone conduction headphones I've ever used. Now I could never go back to in ear or over ear headphones. Not having to deal with ear wax or hearing someone is a game changer! They fit comfortably, honestly sometimes I forget I'm wearing them. I feel safer when I'm running since I can hear traffic. And the sound quality is very good, you can barely tell the difference, if at all. I think the most noticable difference is at certain frequencies you can feel the vibrations. It's not a bad thing but was surprising.

I wish I got a slightly better pair, sound quality is great for normal use but my works loud... Feel like I'd like the better bass versions but these will last me until I want to upgrade. Had a few times they won't turn on and had to wait till I got home to plug them in for a couple seconds which somehow resets them? All in all, amazing technology, most of my issues will be solved by buying a better pair down the road. If you havent tried this type of headphones I def suggest.

I have been through 3 Aeropex headphones over the course of the warranty period. On the positive side, the warranty claims were fast and easy. On the negative side, the fact that I had to submit 2 warranty claims within 2 years, and now I have a 3rd pair that won't even turn on after just less than a year of use. First two issues were with loose parts inside the headphones that made them jingle from the vibrations. the most recent issue is with powering on. Your 2 year warranty starts with the initial purchase and does not restart with replacements. So, now after 2 years I'm searching for something else. The feel of these for running and biking is great, and sound is good when they work. My girlfriend also has this set, and has had a warranty claim for a power issue as well, so it isn't just me. Just wish the build quality was better.

I love these! They hold a charge well and they have great sound quality. They are a little weird to adjust to but you get used to them. I listen to podcasts and music on them and the sound is good. I do wish they had an option for people with smaller ears but they still work.

for that price i would have expected a better case, rater than that Flumsy beg. and even more annoying is that they give you only one cable, when in the last model they used to give two. if it was a regular type C it would be ok, but its a special one.

This is my 4th or 5th pair in varying models, I tend to upgrade while my older pair is still perfectly fine, and give away the older pair so someone can try them. I am pretty sure I have converted several Gym Rats to your product as they are perfect for working out. They give you all the sound you need while allowing you to be aware of your environment.

I like the open ear thing. I am aware of sounds around me (birds, passing vehicles, etc) but can still get immersed in music or podcasts. The sound is very good, though I expected more bass. I’m still getting used to experiencing the Shokz vibration style bass. They are so comfortable that I’ve almost forgotten I have them on. Also very secure and unobtrusive. The minis fit the best for me.

My Shokz fit perfectly and work great! I have taken them on a couple of long runs, and they stay snug in their place without pressure or rubbing. The sound is great. I can hear mountain bikers coming on trails and traffic on the roads so I am fully aware of my surroundings. It is easy to find the buttons for volume and skipping songs. Shokz were exactly what I needed to play music for long runs.

The sound is nice and decent, it's a nice convenience to be able to hear conversation without having to pull earbuds out. For me, they are uncomfortable after not too long. Unfortunately, it's like wearing glasses that push in just the wrong spot. My ears are a little lopsided, so it's the same challenge I have with glasses- they don't hit in the same spot on each side, or migrate eventually to an uncomfortable spot. They are nice and light. The button to turn on and off is TINY, but I also am not a direction reader. The user interface is not intuitive, but does work well. I purchased the mini version, which is still a little ways from my head in the back, so they are not too small for my average sized female head.