Best Bone Conduction Headphones | Tinnitus Aftershokz Review
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We all know headphones can often be a useful tool for someone who had tinnitus. But are bone conduction any better? Dr. Ben Thompson reviews the Aftershokz Headphones to give you the pros and cons.
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What app do you prefer for tinnitus. High pitch
Really good information.
I have tinnitus in both ears I have lost hearing in the higher pitch for which I have hearing aids . The aids do help a little.
I've tried using normal earphones but Ithey make my tinnitus worse.
I think it's what you said
the ear phones condense the sound in the ear in an unnatural
way. I may try the
Bone conduction phones as I do a lot of
Barbershop singing .
We use teacher tracks so these earphones
might be helpful.
Hey Mike, thank you for the comment. We are glad to know that our videos have helped you. Enjoy exploring our other RUclips videos, as well as blog articles on treblehealth.com
I have ear canals that don't work with ear buds, they don't fit, fall out.
Ordered these. I'll let you know. Thanks for this review.
They are pretty neat! I agree with you, I've never liked ear buds
I had the same problem - you will like them!
@@jaberwoky_ I really do! Got them today. Love them.
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I've been using Aftershokz for a couple of years - they're great. The sound may not be quite as good as the other Bluetooth earbuds I've had but everything else is better. Typically, I put them on in the morning and take them off at night, whether they are playing or not. The battery life is amazing.
Hey Jaberwoky. That sounds great! Thanks for sharing your experience!
Can I keep them on while sleeping?
@@ekhlas1662 I guess it depends on how you sleep. I lay on my side and they would not be comfortable.
Can it be wired not blu tuth ..i afread of wiresss ?
they have the one for swimmimg ...not shure if that is good?
Do they amplify voice so I can hear people talk vice bluetooth only?
They are not hearing aids but when they are connected via Bluetooth, you may be able to hear phone calls better since they are streaming and providing input directly to the cochlea.
This is an old video, so I doubt you will ever see this question, but just in case: I have tinnitus, as well as old eardrums that get tired pretty quickly. For many years I enjoyed creating music using my computer, but my tinnitus and the sensitivity of my ears made that too uncomfortable for it. So I stopped. I can't listen to music very long, especially through headphones, without the ringing getting loud and my ears beginning to ache. I'm 76 years old as of today. When I was 21 I was in a couple of explosions in Vietnam that damaged my hearing for a while, perforated my right eardrum. My hearing came back for the most part. But at different times in my life I have had tinnitus. Considering the different way that bone conduction headphones provide hearing, would they be something I could use successfully and begin my music production hobby again? Would their method of providing sound directly to the cochlea circumvent my problems with listening to music?
We are sorry to hear that you've had to stop creating music due to your tinnitus and sound sensitivity. While bone conduction headphones are a great option, you may experience the same outcomes. We would be happy to help guide you in overcoming your hyperacusis and habituating to your tinnitus. Schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation: treble.health/consultation
I bought these as a cheaper alternative to masking devices recommend by Dr. Ben and they work great for sound therapy!! I wear glasses and they don't cause any extra pressure on the sides of my head. I can wear these and be aware of my surroundings too.
Great idea. The in ear sound generators also irritate my ear canals over time. Glad to hear they are helpful, I like them too
Awesome! Glad to hear that, Lenore!
Did they helped you in habituation process?
@@BlueLikeNeon I'm still in the process of it but definitely yes!!
Would the Aftershokz aide me in being able to hear conversations around me? My left ear has hearing loss and I need some amplification. I do not want internal ear hearing aides.
No, Aftershokz headphones are not designed to provide amplification for hearing loss. They are primarily headphones for listening to audio and are not substitutes for hearing aids. For amplification options tailored to your specific hearing loss and preferences, I recommend visiting your local audiologist.
are Bone Conduction Headphones ok for hyperacousis also??
Yes, they are.
Heloo Ben, Question on full hearing loss on left side only. Right side I am perfectly alright I have been used to hear through only one ear for last 4 years with out any trouble. But some instances like crowed place and Noisey place it is hard to hear so I am planning to use aftershock bone conduction technology will this be a right solution for me?? How the high pitch sounds impact me.
I have had Tinnitus for years, no one has ever addressed it even though I have let my health care providers know about it many times...I had no idea there was any kind of treatment, or help available. Thank you for helping people like me by reviewing things that can help...Next time I see my Doctor I am going to ask again what they can do to help me with tinnitus, I think maybe they don't understand how much this bothers me because I really don't fuss or complain, I just mention what is going on with me.
I have 50% hearing loss in my left ear and 20% in the right ear. I also hate have hearing aids in in my ears for several reasons. My Aftershokz headset is awesome and it goes everywhere with me. If I could find a high quality bone conductive headset, which also had adjustable microphones that picked up ambient sounds like the television, etc., my hearing aids would become past tense. Walkers make such a set, but the sound quality is poor from what I've seen on reviews. Do you know of such a device that you could review or recommend?
hi, can you please tell us how to use it for hearing loss does it need any other device?. i want one for my father,
Hi Ben, I am Toronto Canada I have Tinnitus and Hypercusis . Thank you for this information today I do appreciate this.
At the moment my hypercusis is really bothering me I have May appointment with a specialist who can treat me. Again thank you
Hey Ahmad, thank you for the comment. We are glad to know that our videos have helped you. Enjoy exploring our other RUclips videos, as well as blog articles on treblehealth.com
i just ordered one right now :)
Can’t bluetooth and 5G technology with the radiation they emit cause or worsen tinnitus? I have heard it can.
I’ve seen no studies to support it.
@@treblehealth this doenst mean it cant
Ok my hearing loss is mild, it's the high frequecy loss from what I understand
So will this work for me?
Thank you
Hey pamsjustbeachy, thank you for asking. This device could help. It depends on more information that I do not yet know about your history. Feel free to contact our team via email and we can do our best to help you. Our email is contact@treblehealth.com
I'm going into week 3 of mystery tinnitus. What a nightmare. I don't have time to wallow and am motivated to figure out how to have high quality of life. I think I need to find a way to mask throughout the day (Raycons not working while I teach or try to have family conversations!)
CAREFUL. Masking it is a double edged sword that could end up worsening the underlying tinnitus. You have to be careful because some of those "masking" devices are approved to treat tinnitus but they're still producing sound right into your ear potentially making the underlying condition WORSE--they're a scam as far as I'm concerned. I'm lucky that my tinnitus is basically white noise that gets lost in other sounds for most of the day (during quiet times I can tell it's there but only if I focus on it, if I don't think about it it "disappears") but I can tell you that if I use any kind of earphones or headphones for a sustained period of time IT GETS WORSE. This is a degenerative condition, can hardly get any better if it's "set in", so I've been avoiding earphones and headphones for years now in order to not substantially worsen my quality of life by worsening the tinnitus. I just remembered that bone conduction headphones exist and thought that maybe they could "bypass" the area that is affected by tinnitus and I could start using headphones again but no, at the end of the day the sound is still interpreted in the same place and affects the same area. Maybe it's not as bad but it still must have an impact. Be safe.
Can these be played too loudly? I just purchased these on your recommendation. Awesome! Just wondering when loud is too loud?
Hey Adam, you asked some good personalized questions here. My answer depends on more information that I do not yet know about your history. Feel free to contact our team via email and we can do our best to help you. Our email is contact@treblehealth.com
struggeling with tinnitus for 3 months now waiting for my appointment for the audiologic centre but 3 months wait time in the meantime i try to find a sound therapy thats usefull to me and hopefully helps. just ordered some bone conduction headphone hope this helps
Hi Dr Thompson- I've noticed in several of your videos (and those of others) you recommend good headphones for tinnitus sound therapy, etc. I searched your website but couldn't find your recommendations for over-the-ear headphones. Maybe I missed it, but would sure appreciate hearing your thoughts. Thanks for all you, and everyone at Treble Health, do!
I am deaf from one ear since birth..
I am 45 year old.
If this earphone for me
Very useful and thanks for mentioning tinnitus. I live with high-pitch tinnitus 24/7. Would you recommend bone-conduction headphones over other types to listen to audiobooks for couples of hours a day?
I've been using them for a few weeks. They work great
Good to hear!
@press rale
Basically like any other Bluetooth headphones. Dr. Ben's video goes into detail.
They don't have the same audio quality as conventional headphones but the open ear is very helpful to hear what's going on around you, even outside of the context of Tinnitus
Can good Tinutus master like hearing aid can help to cover ugly tinnutus sound ?
They seem the Hearing Aids of the poor for Sound Therapy even without those high frequencies
If u have damaged hair cells sounds ti the choclea could aggravate tinnitus
Damage to the hair cells of the inner ear could further increase tinnitus.
@@treblehealth his question or statement was if you have damaged hair cells , these devices can aggravate tinnitus, is that statement true ? I see that these help for sound therapy, but is your tinnitus better off with you not wearing any electronic devices ?
Once I load my music, how do I select the music I want to listen to?
Maybe you could test the new SHOKZ OpenFit True Wireless Earbuds. The use a new technique that could be better then bone conduction.
Thank you for sharing! We'll pass this along.
Hey. I have inside ear hearing aids. I’m thinking about buying aftershokz, byt I want to use them mainly during riding on bike. How about wind blow? Can I still hear sound from aftershokz? Have You tried them this way?
Hi! We have not try using hearing aids with Aftershokz. You will still be able to hear sound from the Aftershokz when wearing your hearing aids. Wind blow shouldn't be a big issue due to you're wearing custom hearing aids.
Anyone bothered by tin-i-tuhs instead of tin-ight-us? I want to know why the different enunciation?
Hi Der, we have another video dedicated to this subject. Check it out here: ruclips.net/video/M3hxRLbV4t8/видео.html
Hi there Ben, an old video I know but I was hoping if these would be more ideal for sound therapy at night for sleep? Or are they too fragile? Recently gotten tinnitus so I want to make sure I'm doing it effectively right off the bat :) I'd be stoked if you could respond
Hi! We recommend using a sound machine or a sleep headband for sleep as they will likely be more comfortable than the bone conduction headphones. Here is a great sleep headband option: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09WMTSSTH/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1
@@treblehealth Thank you so much for your response! I'll look into both options. Currently using a bluetooth speaker at the moment to use sound therapy so I will look into a sleep machine possibly. Have a great day :)
Can it help for hyperacusis
Hi swapnil, thank you for asking. This device could help. It depends on more information that we do not yet know about your history. At Treble Health, we offer a complimentary consultation via telehealth. We are accepting new patients and would gladly consider you as a new client. Feel free to contact our team at Treble Health to sign up for an appointment by calling us at (855) 714-0921 or by visiting the website at treble.health/schedule
Can you wear these with bte hearing aids at the same time ?
Hi Mark, you asked some good personalized questions here. My answer depends on more information that I do not yet know about your history. Feel free to contact our team at Treble Health and we can do our best to help you.
Sir Namaskar. I always appreciate your efforts to help the tinnitus sufferers. Sir I have tinnitus in both of my ears which bothers me. I am from India. Sir how can I get the tinnitus aftershockz? Could you please help me?
They are available online on Amazon for instance.
Hey Ishantchand, feel free to contact our team via email and we can do our best to help you. Our email is contact@treblehealth.com
I use aftershoz for my tinnitus wish I could use full time
Did they helped you in habituation process?
doctor ben please please reply to this ..are these a safer option rather than other types of headphones for music do they do less damage than in ear or over ear headphones please give me your thoughts i would definitely buy them..
Both are safe options. It is a matter of preference, some people do not like having devices inside or on their ears. If you are one of these people, the Aftershokz are a good option. They also have the ability to leave your ear canal open so your brain can obtain more sound stimulation and get "distracted" from the tinnitus, leading to habituation.
I was Watching one of your videos and seen your reply brother keep the videos coming I'm a year in with my T yes I'm some what better with it but at the start I had some BAD THOUGHTS IN MY HEAD enuff said .. now that I have your ear 👂 in one of your previous videos you mentioned magnesium is good for your ear health which type of magnesium?? as there are many PS bring on the habituation or hopefully the linear device 😉 works 💪 3500 thou if it worked I would defoe pay doc Ben really thanks ps the video of yours I was watching said I should use sound therapy should I do this always I was using white noise to sleep with but I can also sleep listening to my tinnitus but which is best should I use the white noise machine or just listen to my tinnitus
Great video!
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