In this Blind Vet Tech Quick Guides, News and Reviews podcast, we demonstrate and review the AfterShokz Trekz Air. The Trekz Air builds upon the evolution of the open ear revolution with their first bone conduction headsets. Since then, AfterShokz establish several bluetooth models that wavered in comfort and style. The Air attempts to resolve many of the problems from the past, like comfort, poor microphone quality, and construction. Listen to the episode to see if they succeeded.
The Trekz Air is a great addition to the AfterShokz line. Individuals looking for an open ear designed headset for outdoor activities will definitely be swayed by their construction and and fit. The audio quality is average for headsets but improved over previous iterations of bone conduction headsets. The reliance on Bluetooth 4.2 and Micro USB cables proves the Air received only modest improvements over the Titaniums. Overall, it is a hard call if upgrading from the Trekz Titanium is worth it, while new comers to AfterShokz should not skip the Air.
For individuals with visual impairments, the AfterShokz Trekz Air offer us a safe and reliable alternative to other headsets. The open ear design ensures we may use things like Aira to explore our surroundings without missing out on environmental sounds. The unique capabilities of Aira nd AfterShokz makes pairing them together a very sound choice.
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