• Bone conduction headphones

  • Very good.

  • There are two modes: call mode and music listening mode.

    • In call mode, the sound quality is a bit subtle.
    • If Aeropex is selected as the audio input source on the PC, it may automatically switch to call mode, so be careful.
      • When using the input as well, the codec for communication with the device (usually a PC) changes, so the sound quality should change accordingly. This behavior is the same even with AirPods (tkgshn).
  • Not very suitable for use on buses or trains.

    • You may not notice it in your daily life, but there is actually quite a bit of noise like rattling and banging.
      • Since bone conduction headphones do not completely shut out these noises, it becomes relatively harder to hear the sound of the headphones.
    • I didn’t notice it because I bought them during the COVID-19 pandemic and didn’t have many opportunities to ride trains.
    • They feel more like headphones for using Zoom or other similar applications at home.
  • I was surprised when I listened to music with earplugs and heard sounds that I hadn’t heard before.

    • With Aeropex, it wasn’t that the bass wasn’t playing, but rather that it was being drowned out by environmental sounds.