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Message:: [QUOTE="Munch75, post: 12219116, member: 322359"]Respectfully disagree... I love my aftershokz. Wear mine daily and love the fact that I know I can hear traffic and movement around me and still hear my conversation or music easily. May ask if your positioning of the "speakers" are close enough to where they should be as I have tend to have to turn my volume down. It's also the first bluetooth mic that my significant other hasn't complained about picking up birds a mile away and not my voice like so many other devices we have tried. The mic does a great job cancelling out the in cab noise for the receiving caller. And if positioned where it should be, will be more than enough to hear without blaring. Now. If you are already hard of hearing, then you already picked the wrong device. You can listen to music plenty through them but go thinking you are going to get bass out of it that most people look for. The bass is limited to the vibration imparted to you and not movement of air via a speaker.[/QUOTE]