Thursday, July 30, 2026

 



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5 comments:

  1. I'll never own this type of headphone until they figure out how to add noise cancelling to them.

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    1. That is kind of the point. Bone conduction is built to keep you aware of what is around you, so true noise canceling would work against the whole design.

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    2. I can't multi-task. I don't want to hear two different sources of sound at the same time.

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  2. I have been using the Shokz / AfterShokz bone conducting headphones since they were released.
    I have hearing loss from my time on submarines, and I can hear perfectly with these.

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  3. Several years and well north of 10,000km of nordic skiing with them, along with several seasons on the mountain bike. Have a backup set in the cabinet for when the originals eventually wear out.

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