I have the original Aftershokz Bluez headphones. I think Aftershokz have
improved a bit with their newer models, but I find the audio quality is
fine for screen readers and books and the like. I don't find it to be a
high fidelity sound, so I don't tend to use them for listening to music.
There's also quite a bit of noise bleed, so people around you can hear
that you're listening to something. This is fine when I'm walking around
the house or down the street, but it isn't something I want when I'm
sitting in a meeting at the office. There I tend to use something like
the EarPods from Apple which don't have any passive noise cancellation
but also have a lot less bleed.
I also find the Aftershokz to be very comfortable, but others have
complained about how uncomfortable they are, so if you can checdk them
out first, that would be good.
On 11/23/2017 09:45 AM, Lelia wrote:
Hi all, so yesterday my husband and I were able to see a pair of
aftershokz sportz headsets. They looked really neat to me and I liked
the fact that your ears weren’t completely covered. I am just writing
to get some others opinions and also to find out the sound quality.
For example, if I were to read a book such as audible or Bard, or if I
were to play music, what is the sound like? I know every one has a
different opinion on what they like about sound.
Anyway, thanks for what ever you can give me.
Lelia
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