Good News Runners: AfterShokz Bone-conduction Headphones Are On Sale

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The AfterShokz Air have finally dipped below $100, only the second time that's happened.

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I like to listen to music or podcasts when I run or bike, but wearing traditional sport headphones poses a problem: The earbuds block outside noise, making it hard to hear cars, bikes and other potential hazards. So how can I enjoy my audio while still maintaining "situational awareness"?
Answer: Bone-conduction headphones, which sit in front of your ears instead of over or in them and produce sound by way of your cheekbones. (True story.) AfterShokz pretty much owns this product category, and with good reason: The headphones work well and get a little better with every iteration. But they're pricey, and sales are rare.




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For a limited time, however, and while supplies last, nearly all the AfterShokz bone-conduction headphones are on sale, starting with the [ ] (which ties the all-time low price). You can also get the [ ], only the second time the price has been that low. Finally, the [ ], the lowest price on record for that model. 



[ AfterShokz Titanium]



[ $60 at Amazon]





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[ AfterShokz Air]



[ $96 at Amazon]





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[ AfterShokz Aeropex]



[ $128 at Amazon]





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The Titanium, Air and Aeropex could be described as the good, better and best versions of the product. Over the years they've gotten a little slimmer, a little lighter and a little better-sounding. (Read David Carnoy's [/news/aftershokz-aeropex-new-bone-conduction-sports-headphone-is-best-sounding-yet/ AfterShokz Aeropex review] to learn more.) Needless to say, you shouldn't expect audio quality that's on par with traditional in-ear sport 'phones, but it's pretty good -- and good enough for activities like running and cycling, where studio-quality sound isn't a priority.

I've been an AfterShokz user (and fan) for years, starting with the Titanium and working my way through the subsequent two models. I don't often write about them because, as noted, they're pricey and rarely go on sale. So I'm happy to share these deals today.

Meanwhile, my wife and brother-in-law both started using AfterShokz for the first time just recently, and they both love them. His unsolicited comment to me just a few days ago: "[These are the] best thing that ever happened to me -- after marriage and kids, of course."

Thinking about one of these as a Father's Day gift? Amazon appears to be back to one-day delivery, at least in my neck of the woods; your mileage may vary. So if you order today, they might just arrive tomorrow or Sunday.
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