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The new AfterShokz Aeropex
24
May
May
We are always happy when we can share big bone conduction news! This time the news is really big… even huge. AfterShokz announced the launch of a successor for their most popular and to my humble opinion best bone conduction headphones on the market; the AfterShokz Trekz Air. The successor of the AfterShokz Trekz Air will be the AfterShokz Aeropex. The Aeropex will be designed with enhanced bone conduction technology and will therefore be an improved version of its older brother. When we say enhanced, you are probably pretty curious which enhanced features one can expect when considering the AfterShokz Aeropex. Let’s take a deeper look at what we already know.
In the meantime we have received an AfterShokz Aeropex sample and we put it to an extensive test resulting into two new articles and reviews:
- Our detailed AfterShokz Aeropex Review can be found here.
- AfterShokz Aeropex vs AfterShokz Trekz Air
The AfterShokz Aeropex features and functionalities
The AfterShokz Aeropex has some of the Trekz Air looks but theoretically it’s a completely new design. It’s not only the looks that matter but also what’s underneath that fresh and flexible appearance. The new design results in 50% less sound leakage. The Air was already the best one on the market with regard to sound leakage, so this is a huge improvement. The LeakSlayer system has been removed and replaced by a waterproof frame with 50% less sound leakage.
Besides less sound leakage, the AfterShokz Aeropex gives you a better bass and less sound vibrations. This new bone conduction headphones model deals with a large spectrum of frequencies and all by limiting the vibration caused by the bass. The transducers of the new Bluetooth headset were turned 30 degrees, while the Air transducers are straight. This slight turn offers the user a more dynamic bass while reducing sound vibration at the same time.
30% smaller and 15% lighter… we never thought it would be possible to create an even smaller and lighter bone conduction headphones. AfterShokz nevertheless managed to design transducers which are 50% smaller and which consume 20% less energy. With regard to battery life, the Aeropex is also equipped with the Qualcomm Bluetooth QCC3024 which reduces energy consumption by the Bluetooth system with 50%.
The Trekz Air is an IP55 sweat / dust / rain resistant headphones. The AfterShokz Aeropex goes the extra mile and can be called a waterproof headphone thanks to IP67. The headphones can be submersed for 30 minutes at a maximal depth of 1 meter without being damaged. So, the least you can say, is that this model is even more sweat, rain and dust resistant.
The AfterShokz team has also enhanced the way the Aeropex is charged. Charging still goes via Micro USB but instead of plugging the charging cable, the new bone conduction model will use magnetic force. To avoid damage, the Aeropex also warns the user, before charging, when the headphones are still wet.
Get your Aeropex via the below link. Exclusive www.bone-conduction.com offer + free shipping on the bone-conduction.com orders. Price $159.95
For UK users use the below link
Buy the AfterShokz Aeropex Here (UK)
AfterShokz Aeropex vs AfterShokz Trekz Air
- 50% less sound leakage
- Less sound vibration
- Deeper, richer and more dynamic bass
- Bluetooth 5.0 vs Bluetooth 4.2 with the Air
- Waterproof IP67 vs sweat/dust/rain resistant IP55
- 30% smaller
- 15% lighter than its counterpart the Air
- Longer battery autonomy
The AfterShokz Trekz Aeropex will be available in 4 colors: lunar grey, cosmic black, blue eclipse and solar red
When and where to buy the Aeropex
Get your Aeropex via the below link. Exclusive www.bone-conduction.com offer + free shipping on the bone-conduction.com orders. Price $159.95
The AfterShokz Aeropex is currently already available via the official Amazon AfterShokz account for UK users. Find the direct link below. Keep an eye on our blog for the latest news!
Buy the AfterShokz Aeropex Here (UK)
Wim Styleman is a content writer, translator, reviewer and bone conduction fanatic. Interested in the wonderful world of bone conduction since 2016. Driven by a desire to get everyone submerged into this wonderful technology, but critical and honest when he has to be as a reviewer. Only the best is good enough. He has traveled around the globe and visited various CES events. When he isn’t busy testing bone conduction devices or writing freelance translations, he is at his bike somewhere on the Belgian roads or on his touring skis somewhere in the Austrian or French Alps.
As Aeropex is available now, can we get a review please? Preferably comparing to the Air model 🙂
Hi Przemek,
Here you go 🙂
https://www.bone-conduction.com/en/aftershokz_aeropex_review/
https://www.bone-conduction.com/en/aftershokz-aeropex-vs-aftershokz-trekz-air/
Kind regards,
Wim
Thanks for your message. The AfterShokz Aeropex Review article is available now: https://www.bone-conduction.com/en/aftershokz_aeropex_review/
I am working on the Aeropex vs Trekz Air review. Will be published this weekend. 🙂
Enjoy!
When will the blue Aeromexico be available in the uk
Hi Waseem, thanks for your message. Good question indeed. I hadn’t noticed they only sell the black version at the moment. Let me double-check and I will let you know. Regards, Wim
Other reviews say it ditched micro USB for the proprietary magnetic charger, but you’re saying it’s both; can you clarify which it is?
Hi Billy,
It has a magnetic charger indeed, no USB charging anymore. For more info I would suggest to read my Aeropex review article & guide:
https://www.bone-conduction.com/en/aftershokz_aeropex_review/
Hope his helps.
Wim