Aftershokz Aeropex Mini (Rebranded as Shokz OpenRun Mini) Bone Conduction Wireless Bluetooth Headphones

Like the flexibility of unit behind the head and charging system

Perfect for podcasts or audio book listening. Amazing battery life. So light, almost forget they are on. Music is decent, but don’t expect hifi sound. Worth the price!

My only complaint has to do with how they integrate with an iPhone. It’s like 98% great. But where it falls down, it falls down pretty hard. As an example is dictation. There’s this subtle pause to make in between initiating dictation and when the aftershox come online to hear you.

I really like that I can still hear my surroundings while wearing these. I got is primarily for when I ride my bike but have found that I wear them all day long. I love these.

I used them daily. 6 months in the speaker started to vibrate inside the case. Then they completely stopped working. Def not worth 129 bucks. Ill just keep buying the cheaper version which has lasted 3 years so far.

Theyre so light I often forget theyre on my head. I can usually go through most of the day wearing them and theyre very useful for music, audiobooks, and podcasts during runs or workouts. The battery life lasts longer than the previous generation and its held up to rain and sweat perfectly. Once these die or break on me Ill definitely be getting another pair.

We have an open concept house and I like to listen to music when I’m cooking. Now I can rock out and not bother my husband when making meals.

This is my second set of Aftershokz bone conducting headphones and I love them. They are comfortable to wear, and the sound is great. I cycle a lot, and I love the fact that I can hear what is coming up behind me without taking my eyes off the road. I can wear them for a couple days of riding sessions before I recharge them. The new charging cord is great as well. Don’t hesitate!

Loved Eben about the product!

If youre looking for HiFi headphones, youre looking in the wrong place. If you want HP that allow all external sounds and wont fall out of your ears, here you go. Bone-conduction audio is pretty cool, but sonically has its limitations. But for cycling/running/skiing where you need to hear your surroundings but want music/podcasts too, this is the (current) best answer. Should be like $79-89, but once they have some competition, the prices will come down.