When you want to disable Bluetooth multipoint, press and hold the multi-function and volume up buttons for 3 seconds. Unlike the Titanium, the 20% decrease in overall weight makes these so incredibly comfortable that you almost forget you are wearing them!

Cue open-ear running headphones like the Trekz Air, which do away not only with noise isolation, but with intrusive earbuds altogether. The Shokz OpenMove are similar in style to the company's other bone conduction headphones: two earpieces provide the vibrations, and sit on your temporal bones, just in front of your ears rather than inside them.

The mid frequencies also sound good, but I do wish that they were a little more pronounced, unfortunately, there’s no companion app for these headphones but you could adjust the EQ in your music app of choice. Redesigned Open-Fit - Although AfterShokz Air feature a lightweight wraparound titanium frame that weighs in at only 30g grams, Aeropex boasts our lightest design yet, totaling at just 26 grams.

Switching between the Shokz Air and OpenMove, the difference in sound quality is noticeable – the OpenMove’s sound is much richer and more detailed. The first question you need to answer when reviewing products like the Titanium and the Air is "why? We didn't actually think this was a major problem; people close to you can definitely hear what you're listening to if your music is at full volume, but only if you're in a very quiet environment. If you plan on being in some wicked elements and coming in contact with water, we recommend getting a pair of Aeropex instead.

Kudos to the designers for the careful weighting, and precise positioning of the speakers and components. You can access Siri with just your voice and take advantage of battery optimization when paired to an Apple device.