My dad is deaf in one ear, so the bone conducting headphones let him hear audio in perceived stereo again. He describes it as hearing the music inside his head instead of through his ears. They are magical to him.
That's actually a rather important addition... My dad also but almost instead of entirely deaf on one ear, and bad on the leftover. Wonder if that would do the same, specially since he doesn't like anything inside or on top of his ears...
My friend used to wear these in our Geology class thinking that nobody could possibly hear his music because of its "bone conducting". He'd frequently blast the Doom OST and everyone could hear it loud and clear. We didn't have the heart to tell him cause he was so proud of his high tech bone conduction headphones so we all just went along with it
Bone conducting headphones brought tears to my cousin's eyes the first time he used them. He had Treacher Collins Syndrome, and was born without ears or ear canals. He had an implant hearing aid that was a very early version of Bone Conduction technology, but was never able to use headphones. My mom got him a pair as a gift, and they were his greatest treasure (apart from his kids).
@@EpicGamer-kj1tj It was easily the most amazed I've ever seen someone. He had a hard time enjoying music due to the way his hearing aid worked, and he got to hear his favorite songs for the first time all over again.
I'm colorblind and use my EnChroma sunglasses indoors and on cloudy days, even to watch movies or play games. Some people look funny at me, I wish they didn't assume they are just regular sunglasses but I understand a lot of people don't even know that glasses like this exist.
fun fact: hose glasses don't make it look like real color, it's just slightly closer and more vibrant so it's easier for you to tell colors apart The real colors are like way more vibrant and very different
I found this channel by chance looking up Bluetooth earbud reviews. Didn't even find a review for one that I bought (soundpeats) but love this channel it's a nonstop riot
@@justaraptor8992 "ger gerr ger gahhhhh, gur hurr bleght swish shish gaaaa... and then I couldn't feel my hands, thought it must have been the VB mate. My nan was pissed".
Had the Aeropexes for about three months and loved them from the start. Absolutely perfect for listening to podcasts when running. I don't hear the thumping of my footsteps and the Bluetooth connection to my Garmin watch is rock solid. In-ear buds have never worked for me as well as these do.
I remember when I was younger, we had these things called "tooth tunez" and they used bone conduction to let you listen to a song while you brushed your teeth, but it was only one song, and it always started from the beginning, and honestly, this reminded me so much of that, lol
Yep I had one of those too when I was a kid. I have one memory of not being able to really hear the sound when turning it on without any bone contact, but if you gently bend the toothbrush during operation, it would play a bit louder and I could hear the noise. Awesome stuff for being so long ago.
Sad he didnt talk about those mid 2000s toothbrushes that played music through your teeth as a joke intro to these. None the less, great video as always dank!
@@unliving_ball_of_gas they're called tooth tunes and they were kids toothbrushes that conducted sound through your teeth. They typically had a timed sample to get kids to brush their teeth for about a minute which is recomended. They only played a few music samples (or just one i cant remember) but used the same, if not rudementery technology these headphones do.
@@onlyadog I actually had one. The way they work is literally the music is plays really quiet if its not in your mouth, and then when pressure is on it, it just plays louder. Total scam, if you bend the neck back with your hand itll just play full volume
@@saintjimmy223 reading deeper, it seems that its just noise bleed same as these and the audio driver (whatever they use in them) increases in volume as you press back. It was intended to work like these headphones but they came in at around 10$ which might be why it bled so much sound. There's actually a patent on the technology! US6115477A
You may think the Aeropexes are flat, but when they're the only thing you're allowed to wear during a marathon (i.e. this or just the sound of people panting) these are wonderful.
@@lucahermann3040 just because you've grown into a sedentary lifestyle doesnt mean that everyone else has. it's still more than possible to be active while still staying safe despite the shit that's been happening.
Ive used a set of these for about two years. I got bone conductives for a specific reason and fell in love with them. I cut trees for a living, between wood chippers and chainsaws. I wear a bandana over them, that brings the sound up a lot. Plug your ears with some comfy plugs and its pretty dang good. Even if you are standing on top of a diesel powered woodchipper at full throttle.
I’ve used treks titaniums for years now and they really help me drown out extra noise (I have aspergers and public areas stress me out) because it lets me focus on whatever I’m listening to while being able to still hear the world around me.
The aftershokz are quite brilliant to use at work where i have to use ear protection (foam plugs) and it makes them sound alot better with the ear plugs and keeps my ears safe from all the industrial noise at the same time👌
Bought ones for my mom, she loves music, but has been deaf from her left ear since 18, she heard in stereo for the first time in 30 years, was wholesome to watch
I’m an electrician and I use my aftershokz everyday. Seriously the mic is amazing, the touch controls are simple and great. I can talk on the phone, listen to podcasts, use them on my motorcycle with a helmet (helps conceal the sound, no wind) and it lasts for the entire work day. And it gives the appearance that they aren’t in my ear so I can still hear people. Working in a construction zone, it’s essential to be able to hear someone if something goes wrong general communications need to delivered to maintain safety. So 10/10 would recommend.
this video is now 3 years old and popped up on my feed again. I have been using my shokz for 3 years now and i LOVE them for work, running around, riding my motorcycle, and being places where i need to be open ear.
The Australian accent is one of the world's most irritating to me. Especially women. Nails on chalkboard stuff. Like I just want to tell his bluetooth speaker to fuck off and leave me alone. That said, Dankpods has one of the less irritating specimens I've heard. It's one of the reasons I continue to watch this content.
I'm not a cyclist, but I have a work phone along with my personal and I've had these for a year. I use these all day to listen to podcasts at a low level so I can still hear and respond to people, and being able to answer either of my phones while they're still in my pocket is a huge plus. edit: I just wanted to add, I just watched a video where a guy was cleaning the grunge and earwax out of airpods. Not a problem with these.
Similar thing here. The bleed really isn't all that bad unless you're blasting your music and honestly at the lower levels I tend to play at (25-40%) you really can't hear it at all as a bystander. I also love having the ability to listen to music and just be aware of my surroundings at the same time. Yeah, the sound quality can't compare to buds / traditional headphones, but I'm content with it as the biggest perk is their convenience (not to say the sound quality is terrible, it's decent).
I remember years ago, my Mum had some fully waterproof ones of these for listening to music while she was swimming. They were specifically advertised as being for pro swim training
Aftershokz has a model with the very same purpose: the XTrainerz. Basically an MP3 player built into the headphones for swimming. Main difference between hers and these is probably the fact that it carries 4 gigs of space.
I wear the cheaper aftershocks literally all day, every day. I've been watching all your videos through them, actually. I agree, the audio quality isn't amazing, but it's fine. Why I love them is simple... They can just be worn, 24/7 comfortably. You can pause your podcast/audiobook/music and have a conversation without removing them. You forget they are there, and start to think your phone has a magical ability to just beam music straight into your ears! Plus, I run a lot of power tools for my work and hobbies... With these, you can toss in some earplugs, protect your hearing while running an angle grinder, and still be lost in an epic story via an audiobook! That IS magic, in my book. I have many headphones, and after getting these, I completely lost interest in all my other headphones. They aren't the best at audio, but they are the best at daily life. Heck, you can even put gaming headphones over them, and listen to a podcast while playing your favorite video game at the same time, without effecting the audio of the game at all! MAGIC!
Yeah these are great for work. Use them daily while sitting in an office listening to podcasts but I still need to hear the phone or coworkers yelling questions from another room.
I’ve used the Aftershokz Aeropex for over a year, as a daily driver. They’re my favorite headphones ever. Not the richest audio experience, but it’s amazing, because I can have conversations with people while listening to things. It’s amazing.
Hey man, there's a little portable "speaker" called Soundwaver WHD, that doesn't have any drivers. You have to attach it to a surface, like a window or a table (the bigger the surface is the higher the volume), and it sends vibrations to create the sound. It's a funny little gadget and you may find it interesting. It costs around 70€
Same i love my areopex since i can't use normal earbuds on the factory floor of my workplace because of forklift and shit. They aren't super good for music but they are quite nice for podcasts and audibooks
I daily drive the Aeropex and I'm that person who needs to lister around the house while I clean and do work. Hands down nothing else will let me listen to music or a youtube video and wait for my wife to call my name
I watched this review on my set of bones. I've had these for 3 months now and LOVE them. They are not audiophile quality at all, but for podcasts, audio books, and general TH-cam streaming they are GREAT. I mostly love that I can wear them anywhere, and they are so comfortable I often forget they are on.
Great thing about these headphones, is that you hear it through the bones, not the ears. My little brother who is partially deaf was able to hear music clearly through the headphones that my brother bought. Technology is amazing.
If they can do that they are really amazing imagine people who were deaf at birth can use theses to learn how to speak and know how their family sounds it’s really cool what technology can do
Both of my parents have the Aftershokz. I haven't personally noticed any bleeding out, but I guess they listen to their stuff quietly, or my hearing is shit (but I don't think it is). Its pretty helpful for my dad who's gotten rather hard of hearing due to years of working in loud factories. I'm just happy he's able to listen to stuff without absolutely blasting it, and causing even more hearing damage
I can say that running a mellow game soundtrack like hollow knight or oblivion in the background while working or walking around is amazing, you got BGM for your whole life now.
How's the audio bleed on them in your opinion? I want to have these for working in the office, where I still need to hear my surroundings. But I'm concerned that others might get annoyed if the bleed is too much.
A few seconds of complete silence followed by a black strip of plastic being dropped into frame as someone says "*Bone conduction*" has to be one of the most intimidating youtube openings ever
I tried some of those bone conduction headphones when open water swimming in a local lake. It was super useful, bc my trainer could tell me what I was doing wrong, while i was in the water swimming 150 meters away. So they can useful!
I wear Aftershockz everyday. They've become my daily headphone anytime I'm not in front of my computer. Never had any issue with noise bleed, I think you may be using them with the volume too loud.
I was thinking the same thing. I've used the Aeropex around friends, family, and coworkers, and I've never had any one of them be able to hear what I was listening to unless the volume was almost at max.
The bleeding on bone-conduction headphones isn't as bad when you're wearing them - the reason you can hear it so clearly is that the surface that normally transmits the vibrations to your body is instead sending them to the open air. It's not as private as in-ear headphones, but there's less bleed than the mass-market over-ears that came with CD players and early mp3 players when I was a kid.
This man is living his life to the fullest. A pet snake, drumming, 46786 iPods, cycling, lifting, and surviving in Australia. What a legend.
Aussies are that one weird kid in class that nobody can really hate.
You forgot the most important one, he Prequel Memes!
@@jaypagan721 a surprise to be sure, but a welcome one
Thats some serious shite mate
@@f1shyspace oh dang what a beauty to see that here
My dad is deaf in one ear, so the bone conducting headphones let him hear audio in perceived stereo again. He describes it as hearing the music inside his head instead of through his ears. They are magical to him.
wow
Woah that's actually really neat. I wonder if other deaf people use these.
Maybe that's how those hearing devices work too? They redirect sound through the bone?
@@FroyourHistory i have a mate who uses a similar pair as hearing aids but they also work as headphones so he could listen to music in class lol
That's actually a rather important addition... My dad also but almost instead of entirely deaf on one ear, and bad on the leftover. Wonder if that would do the same, specially since he doesn't like anything inside or on top of his ears...
My friend used to wear these in our Geology class thinking that nobody could possibly hear his music because of its "bone conducting". He'd frequently blast the Doom OST and everyone could hear it loud and clear. We didn't have the heart to tell him cause he was so proud of his high tech bone conduction headphones so we all just went along with it
aw
That is concerningly wholesome
It's also the doom ost lol.
Maybe everyone was jamming out to the doom ost
@@mahma1067 in an alternate universe
"I have no allies"
- aussie with electric bike
Its a cold, lonely world for aussie with electric bike.
It’s even worse with an electric scooter, you have police as an enemy too lol
@@chaddwikki7802 At least American mall police chase after you with segways
Come to America
Cyclists don't really have allies other than themselves anyway
Bone conducting headphones brought tears to my cousin's eyes the first time he used them. He had Treacher Collins Syndrome, and was born without ears or ear canals. He had an implant hearing aid that was a very early version of Bone Conduction technology, but was never able to use headphones. My mom got him a pair as a gift, and they were his greatest treasure (apart from his kids).
Epic
@@EpicGamer-kj1tj It was easily the most amazed I've ever seen someone. He had a hard time enjoying music due to the way his hearing aid worked, and he got to hear his favorite songs for the first time all over again.
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"so i was listening to music through my head bones..."
"your headphones?"
"no no, my head bones"
Man, now I want a pair just so I can say that lol
Bonephones
“Expectation is the gateway to disappointment.”
-Dankpods,
2021
Actually a good quote
alex turner, 2006
“Keep your expectations low, boy. And you will never be disappointed”
-Kratos,
2018
@@ianwagner3603 I need to start living like that considering how a lot of things are a disappointment
Proverbs 13:12 says;
Expectation postponed makes the heart sick, But a desire realized is a tree of life.
Dankpods spittin that ancient wisdom
Something Frank will GLADLY TAKE, she can now hear music lol
She
I think Frank is a she, if I know my dank lore.
Lol
@ColorCzur yessir
Learn the lore frank is a strong independent female snake
people buying headphones in the future be like:
can i get uhhhh
b o n e l e s s h e a d p h o n e s
boneless headphones
also hi, translation man
Cool
Bonezone 🦴
zone of bones
že si tu ty to bych opravdu nečekal
I'm colorblind and use my EnChroma sunglasses indoors and on cloudy days, even to watch movies or play games.
Some people look funny at me, I wish they didn't assume they are just regular sunglasses but I understand a lot of people don't even know that glasses like this exist.
Same Here!
Maaaaan, just looked back at the comment and saw 166 likes, I know that's nothing but it's the biggest I ever got hahahah thank you butiful" people :D
fun fact: hose glasses don't make it look like real color, it's just slightly closer and more vibrant so it's easier for you to tell colors apart
The real colors are like way more vibrant and very different
@@Xnoob545 why you gotta ruin the man's fun?
@@kevinsmithgaming They are known to post things like this as a form of marketing . They don't work very well for a big portion of the population.
I discovered this channel 2 weeks ago, binged the whole thing, patreond, binged that, and now every Thursday feels like a national holiday.
That's great!
The best part about these videos is that I watch them on a $8 pair of earbuds
i use knockoff airpods because i’m cool
I found this channel by chance looking up Bluetooth earbud reviews. Didn't even find a review for one that I bought (soundpeats) but love this channel it's a nonstop riot
Lol the college I go to actually sell apple buds for £5
And here’s the Huh duh 6hungos from uncle senny. Sound the exact same as the dirty buds.
@@Xx_B0nGwAt3r_xX lol
Please I am begging you, review those toothbrushes that vibrate a song into your mouth and the you somehow hear the actual song.
That sounds disgusting...
I love it!
Toothtunes!!
But does it have a mic tho
@@justaraptor8992 "ger gerr ger gahhhhh, gur hurr bleght swish shish gaaaa... and then I couldn't feel my hands, thought it must have been the VB mate. My nan was pissed".
Wait those exist
I literally looked up "Australian guy who yells at headphones" and I found you. Thanks Google
Also "Australian Guy who screams at iPods" does the job.
I would ask why you searched that if it weren’t for the fact that that’s how I found him too. Then again, I still wonder why.
"Australian guy yelling to iPods" also got in the search bar
O R I G I N A L C O N T E N T
TH-cam also works :)
Had the Aeropexes for about three months and loved them from the start. Absolutely perfect for listening to podcasts when running. I don't hear the thumping of my footsteps and the Bluetooth connection to my Garmin watch is rock solid. In-ear buds have never worked for me as well as these do.
0:20 “Audiophiles like listening to Audio Files”
Idk why but that made me laugh so much I almost died
Then who likes reading *PDF Files!!?* 👀
@@IanNewYashaTheFinalAct oh no
@@IanNewYashaTheFinalAct PDFphiles
CJ
FOLLOW THE DAMN TRAIN CJ
I remember when I was younger, we had these things called "tooth tunez" and they used bone conduction to let you listen to a song while you brushed your teeth, but it was only one song, and it always started from the beginning, and honestly, this reminded me so much of that, lol
That sounds interesting actually. I had all sorts of strange things growing up too.
I had one that played We Will Rock You by Queen
Settle down hun.
Yep I had one of those too when I was a kid. I have one memory of not being able to really hear the sound when turning it on without any bone contact, but if you gently bend the toothbrush during operation, it would play a bit louder and I could hear the noise. Awesome stuff for being so long ago.
My sister had a One Direction Tooth Tunes.
Sad he didnt talk about those mid 2000s toothbrushes that played music through your teeth as a joke intro to these. None the less, great video as always dank!
whut
@@unliving_ball_of_gas they're called tooth tunes and they were kids toothbrushes that conducted sound through your teeth. They typically had a timed sample to get kids to brush their teeth for about a minute which is recomended. They only played a few music samples (or just one i cant remember) but used the same, if not rudementery technology these headphones do.
@@onlyadog I actually had one. The way they work is literally the music is plays really quiet if its not in your mouth, and then when pressure is on it, it just plays louder. Total scam, if you bend the neck back with your hand itll just play full volume
@@onlyadog wow lol, you need songs to brush ur teeth?😂 I think I found one at a store but thought it just had a normal speaker
@@saintjimmy223 reading deeper, it seems that its just noise bleed same as these and the audio driver (whatever they use in them) increases in volume as you press back. It was intended to work like these headphones but they came in at around 10$ which might be why it bled so much sound. There's actually a patent on the technology! US6115477A
The Codec’s receiver directly stimulates the small bones of your ear. No one but you will be able to hear it.
Is that a mgs reference?
I'll call if I'm feeling lonely.
You may think the Aeropexes are flat, but when they're the only thing you're allowed to wear during a marathon (i.e. this or just the sound of people panting) these are wonderful.
they're good for long rides too, the 45 minutes into town just fly by when I'm listening to my crappy spotify playlists
Also great while biking, "audio passthrew" earbuds just sound like endless wind noise
Well, that's very helpful advice in 2021... Some people haven't walked a single mile in months :)
@@lucahermann3040 just because you've grown into a sedentary lifestyle doesnt mean that everyone else has. it's still more than possible to be active while still staying safe despite the shit that's been happening.
@@pisscontrol3755 Exactly, I've been running with a mask on since June. Extremely easy to wear, especially with the disposable masks.
"we dont share bones!"
yet
Mom said it was my turn with the spine
Only happens at night with parents for some reason.........
@@johambastion4938 oooooooh~
@@Scullgaming962 HAHA
New iBone technology
Me whenever the video almost ends: *chanting* FRANK FRANK FRANK FRANK FRANK FRANK FRANK FRANK
BRING OUT THE FRANK!!!!
Ive used a set of these for about two years. I got bone conductives for a specific reason and fell in love with them. I cut trees for a living, between wood chippers and chainsaws.
I wear a bandana over them, that brings the sound up a lot. Plug your ears with some comfy plugs and its pretty dang good. Even if you are standing on top of a diesel powered woodchipper at full throttle.
"You got bones, you can use 'em."
So does that mean Frank can use them?
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
"Expectation is the gateway to disappointment" - DankPods 2021
“Yes i prequel meme”
A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one
The techno union army is at his disposal
Hello there
@@yahirmontiel4667 GENERAL KENOBI!
I’ve used treks titaniums for years now and they really help me drown out extra noise (I have aspergers and public areas stress me out) because it lets me focus on whatever I’m listening to while being able to still hear the world around me.
The aftershokz are quite brilliant to use at work where i have to use ear protection (foam plugs) and it makes them sound alot better with the ear plugs and keeps my ears safe from all the industrial noise at the same time👌
Bought ones for my mom, she loves music, but has been deaf from her left ear since 18, she heard in stereo for the first time in 30 years, was wholesome to watch
h e a d B O N E Z
It's almost criminal that that wasn't the video title or the name of any of the products, that's genius
Camera goes schwk
I’m an electrician and I use my aftershokz everyday. Seriously the mic is amazing, the touch controls are simple and great. I can talk on the phone, listen to podcasts, use them on my motorcycle with a helmet (helps conceal the sound, no wind) and it lasts for the entire work day. And it gives the appearance that they aren’t in my ear so I can still hear people. Working in a construction zone, it’s essential to be able to hear someone if something goes wrong general communications need to delivered to maintain safety. So 10/10 would recommend.
You know damn well, that I will rewatch this every day of October.
Fun fact: You are waiting 1 week a week for the king to post
One week per week?
So week²?
Bro i am from germany so i also stay up till 2am sometimes😂
And its always so worth it
"Snake, it stimulates the small bones in your ears, nobody but you can hear it."
my very first thought too. as soon as i saw the title
"!"
6:08 "eating all the bicarb from the back of the fridge having an out of body experience." you might say he was on an antacid trip.
Look, it was a pretty a terrible pun but I still think it deserved more likes from the ChemTube fans.
Lmao
Leo's pun was UNDER-RATED and I am ready to die on this hill.
Vargskelethor Joel on roller coaster tycoon: T h e B o n e Z o n e
calzone
BONEZ
The Best Swede on the Internet!
@@davidcazares7441 you bet!
the CBT wizard approves
B o n e z o n e
the bone zone
B o n e z o n e
B O N E Z O N E
B O N E Z O N E G A N G
@@al_shi6ani B O N E Z O N E
‘Bones Only’ is a GREAT band name...
First track : “ODing on Content”
this video is now 3 years old and popped up on my feed again. I have been using my shokz for 3 years now and i LOVE them for work, running around, riding my motorcycle, and being places where i need to be open ear.
Honestly, that Aussie accent just hits different.
10/10, would listen to on a weekly basis.
Sooo true, literally lovely accent
@@Авасн It's like hearing a vocal representation of prison and colonization.
Wait...
@@HeyItsJonny goddamm...
welcome to the club mate
The Australian accent is one of the world's most irritating to me. Especially women. Nails on chalkboard stuff. Like I just want to tell his bluetooth speaker to fuck off and leave me alone. That said, Dankpods has one of the less irritating specimens I've heard. It's one of the reasons I continue to watch this content.
t h e b o n e z o n e
😂😂
I'm not a cyclist, but I have a work phone along with my personal and I've had these for a year. I use these all day to listen to podcasts at a low level so I can still hear and respond to people, and being able to answer either of my phones while they're still in my pocket is a huge plus. edit: I just wanted to add, I just watched a video where a guy was cleaning the grunge and earwax out of airpods. Not a problem with these.
Similar thing here. The bleed really isn't all that bad unless you're blasting your music and honestly at the lower levels I tend to play at (25-40%) you really can't hear it at all as a bystander. I also love having the ability to listen to music and just be aware of my surroundings at the same time. Yeah, the sound quality can't compare to buds / traditional headphones, but I'm content with it as the biggest perk is their convenience (not to say the sound quality is terrible, it's decent).
Music is completely serviceable but podcasts and videos are where they shine. They last me 7 hours and are fantastic for exercise
ur crazy, thats some serious multi tasking wow!
I have no idea what I'm about to view but I'm already excited
Same
You're going to the B O N E Z O N E
bonezone
B O N E Z O N E
You’re about to see God’s hands.
These are actually really cool. You can hear music really well while maintaining awareness in the real world.
*T B Z*
*H O O*
*E N N*
*E E*
boody
TBZ HOO ENN EE?
I remember years ago, my Mum had some fully waterproof ones of these for listening to music while she was swimming. They were specifically advertised as being for pro swim training
Aftershokz has a model with the very same purpose: the XTrainerz. Basically an MP3 player built into the headphones for swimming. Main difference between hers and these is probably the fact that it carries 4 gigs of space.
Aftershocks makes a whole lineup. I have the Treks Air and I love them.
how do they stay on your head?, My googles sometimes struggle so I am genuinely curious.
@@jacewhite8540 prob a latching mechanism
t h e b o n e z o n e
I wear the cheaper aftershocks literally all day, every day. I've been watching all your videos through them, actually. I agree, the audio quality isn't amazing, but it's fine. Why I love them is simple... They can just be worn, 24/7 comfortably. You can pause your podcast/audiobook/music and have a conversation without removing them. You forget they are there, and start to think your phone has a magical ability to just beam music straight into your ears! Plus, I run a lot of power tools for my work and hobbies... With these, you can toss in some earplugs, protect your hearing while running an angle grinder, and still be lost in an epic story via an audiobook! That IS magic, in my book. I have many headphones, and after getting these, I completely lost interest in all my other headphones. They aren't the best at audio, but they are the best at daily life. Heck, you can even put gaming headphones over them, and listen to a podcast while playing your favorite video game at the same time, without effecting the audio of the game at all! MAGIC!
These are handy when you work in a factory where ear plugs are mandatory. Still able to slap these on and enjoy music or podcasts etc.
Holy fuck you are a genius
Bro stole my name 😤
Huh you’re right
@@tylerbaker7761 i cannot believe it
Yeah these are great for work. Use them daily while sitting in an office listening to podcasts but I still need to hear the phone or coworkers yelling questions from another room.
"expectations are a gateway to disappointment" wow thats lovely quote
@@cyan2048 too many ^'s
“You got bones you can use them, if your an insect, you can’t use them because you got no bones.” -DankPods 2021 : Holy sh1t 600 likes!!! Tysm ;)
*sad insect noises*
Just got my dosage of stickbug
):
In that case don't bugs have it better because it shakes their whole body
@@redracerb18 what about mushrooms?
I’ve used the Aftershokz Aeropex for over a year, as a daily driver. They’re my favorite headphones ever. Not the richest audio experience, but it’s amazing, because I can have conversations with people while listening to things. It’s amazing.
Hey man, there's a little portable "speaker" called Soundwaver WHD, that doesn't have any drivers. You have to attach it to a surface, like a window or a table (the bigger the surface is the higher the volume), and it sends vibrations to create the sound. It's a funny little gadget and you may find it interesting. It costs around 70€
Wouldn't it need drivers to make vibrations?
t h e b o n e z o n e
bonerzone
I use mine at work so I can hear my coworkers without turning off my music, also the battery life lasts my entire shift, so they are very hands off
Same i love my areopex since i can't use normal earbuds on the factory floor of my workplace because of forklift and shit. They aren't super good for music but they are quite nice for podcasts and audibooks
Just use open back headphones, they sound way better and you'll still be able to hear your coworkers
@@gayusschwulius8490 i don't think my boss would appreciate that, and the customers would probably report me
@@qu0temarx722 there's always wireless buds with hearthrough/ambient mode enabled.
@@LyK0sa those are more expensive and have less battery life
I daily drive the Aeropex and I'm that person who needs to lister around the house while I clean and do work. Hands down nothing else will let me listen to music or a youtube video and wait for my wife to call my name
I watched this review on my set of bones. I've had these for 3 months now and LOVE them. They are not audiophile quality at all, but for podcasts, audio books, and general TH-cam streaming they are GREAT. I mostly love that I can wear them anywhere, and they are so comfortable I often forget they are on.
when the bone zone headphones bleed scarlet fire:
blazing bones
"Lost my hearing trying to play music through my leg" yep we live in the future
you know, the more videos I watch from this guy, the more I see his collection in the front build up and its all making sense now.
things you need to be a secretary
1) hard work effort
2) a feel good attitude
3) a nice speaking voice
oh yes and of-course...
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@@voltare2amstereo ok then
I prefer the term "Boner Garage"
@@sedme0 agreed
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Bone conducting headphones: Stick and stones will break your bones, but I'll just rattle them m8
Yeah, I’ve got bones.
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I use these because im deaf in one ear. I love them
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They bleed because your bones have become the membranes, DankPods. Like I learned in medic school in the Army: Bones BLEED.
Bone bleeding in the bone zone
Bone blood confirmed?
bone marrow
Hardcore+this=Hard Bones?
Liquid Dubstep+this=Liquid Bones?
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Great thing about these headphones, is that you hear it through the bones, not the ears. My little brother who is partially deaf was able to hear music clearly through the headphones that my brother bought. Technology is amazing.
If they can do that they are really amazing imagine people who were deaf at birth can use theses to learn how to speak and know how their family sounds it’s really cool what technology can do
They actually sound better if they aren't making contact if you just hover them outside your ears.
@@jaredf6205 but that would defeat the point of deaf people being able to "hear" through them.
Both of my parents have the Aftershokz. I haven't personally noticed any bleeding out, but I guess they listen to their stuff quietly, or my hearing is shit (but I don't think it is). Its pretty helpful for my dad who's gotten rather hard of hearing due to years of working in loud factories. I'm just happy he's able to listen to stuff without absolutely blasting it, and causing even more hearing damage
"Hey we need a music speaker"
"Why don't we just use Jeff?"
*uses jeff as a mobile speaker*
HAIL YOURSELF! I am happy to know you listen to the last podcast on the left.
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OMG I LOVE THE DROID INVASION AND THE PHANTOM MENACE
Oh my god you grew so fast congrats m8, I'm so happy to see this channel growing at this speed
I can say that running a mellow game soundtrack like hollow knight or oblivion in the background while working or walking around is amazing, you got BGM for your whole life now.
Dank Pods: Welcome to the bOnE ZoNe
Me: *Confused Screaming*
0:38 was just too smooth congratulations
I think the mic tests in this episode have made me laugh the most
I absolutely died laughing when the "new challenger approaching" came on
I bought the after shocks for myself on my birthday, I use them frequently. I like them and they were worth it for me.
I love mine. I wear them almost constantly. I actually have two pairs.
How's the audio bleed on them in your opinion? I want to have these for working in the office, where I still need to hear my surroundings. But I'm concerned that others might get annoyed if the bleed is too much.
@@ThatLaloBoy I’ve never had anyone mention it. I used these in class head 3ish feet from someone they didn’t know I was listening to music.
@@ThatLaloBoy I use them at work everyday in an openspace and no one ever mentioned it. The bleed is fine under 50% volume I would say.
A few seconds of complete silence followed by a black strip of plastic being dropped into frame as someone says "*Bone conduction*" has to be one of the most intimidating youtube openings ever
Skeletons: *Ah yes, finally headphones that work for me*
When you dropped the LPOTL I screamed "Yeah" and clapped my hand. It scared the absolute bejesus out of the wife and kid. Hail yourself.
Hail Satan!
HAIL YOURSELF
HAIL GEIN!
@@amagriz *Gier
@@mr.bobcyndaquil4214 *Gein. As in Ed Gein.
I tried some of those bone conduction headphones when open water swimming in a local lake. It was super useful, bc my trainer could tell me what I was doing wrong, while i was in the water swimming 150 meters away.
So they can useful!
Mr microphone test man is the most interesting thing on this channel
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Love the Last Pod shout out, such a good listen!
I accidentally skipped 5 seconds when I put this on, so the first thing I heard was “You can use these!”
“Expectation is the gateway to disappointment” 😂😂😂
Joel, where are you
THE CALZONE! BAM BAM BAM VALUE VALUE VALUE
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@@jamesstewart7784 Ow my elbow
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I remember when you hit 100k Dank, you’ve come a long way lad, glad I am here to experience it
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I've been a huge headphone fan for quite a while now and just found this channel. I can only say that I wish I had found it sooner. So awesome
I wear Aftershockz everyday. They've become my daily headphone anytime I'm not in front of my computer. Never had any issue with noise bleed, I think you may be using them with the volume too loud.
I was thinking the same thing. I've used the Aeropex around friends, family, and coworkers, and I've never had any one of them be able to hear what I was listening to unless the volume was almost at max.
The Frank bits at the end are really making me want to get a snek
"Da bone zone" is the latest installment in "dankenese" the dankpods language
The bleeding on bone-conduction headphones isn't as bad when you're wearing them - the reason you can hear it so clearly is that the surface that normally transmits the vibrations to your body is instead sending them to the open air. It's not as private as in-ear headphones, but there's less bleed than the mass-market over-ears that came with CD players and early mp3 players when I was a kid.
Dankpods: "Face your consequences Frank! Face them!"
Frank: *Runs away*
Dankpods: *Angry Australian noises*
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