Aircom A6 Anti-Radiation Air Tube Headphone - Airflow Audio Technology for Premium Sound and EMF Protection – Wooden Earbuds with Built-in Microphone

I love this product!!! This is the 3rd pair I've bought and this one will be gifted to my daughter. Excellent sound quality and radiation proof. Why would you not want something that sounds great and is safer for your loved ones? Their bluetooth line is amazing as well. Aircom fan for life.

I am writing this review for anybody who is wants a pair of EMF free headphones, but isn’t sure which pair to buy. I ended up trying nine pairs of the EMF free headphones offered on Amazon and ended up being extremely disappointed with all of them for different reasons. All I am asking of these headphones sound quality wise is that they are comparable to Skull Candy or Apple Earbuds, nothing more. There are only three pairs that are worth giving specifics on. The other six were TOTAL trash. The best sounding pair by FAR was the DefenderShield pair. They sounded GREAT, but due to their shape, they cannot be used for running or weight lifting in the gym because they fall out of your ears while moving. The second pair is the Aircom A3 black pair. They sounded pretty good as well and stayed in my ears better than the DefenderShield, but not well enough for running or weight training. They ended up having a short in the 3.5mm headphone jack connection and cut out when the cord moved, so I sent them back also. This is a very known problem with these headphones. The third pair was the white Aircom A1’s. They were barely tolerable sound wise, with decent highs and midrange but almost no bass, which totally ruins things. The good news is, these actually stay in your ear while exercising, but be prepared for very sub-par sound. Now, the other six pairs I mention only so you know which ones I tried. They aren’t worth commenting on individually, just know that the sound quality was horribly hollow and tinny in all of them with NO bass whatsoever. Honestly, the companies should be ashamed of themselves and these should not be sold anywhere. 1- RadiArmor white pair, 2- Atmosure white pair, 3-Aircom A6 wood pair, 4-Docooler black pair, 5- SYB Air Tube black pair, 6- Kinden Air tube blue pair. There are a couple more sets on Amazon that I haven’t tried, but I ended up saying to hell with it and ended up using my skull candy pair with two ferrite beads wrapped up in the cords. The ferrite beads are supposed to get rid of most of the radiation. Just google ferrite beads and cellphone radiation. You can buy them on Amazon and on eBay. I bought the multi-pack with different sizes and used the larger ones on my laptop. I just wish I knew exactly how well they are blocking the radiation. I am going to attach this review on each of the products I purchased. Final thought: Buy the DefenderShield for sound quality, but only if you don’t need to move around. DefenderShield also makes a pair of full size headphones that probably sounds good also, but I hate full-size headphones at the gym as they are too hot and get in the way. You may want to try them out. I hope this helps people who are looking into these, but not sure which ones to buy.

I bought these because I’d read Airtubes were best for people with tinnitus. (Over ear headphones are a healthier choice but they’re bulky and cumbersome.) I’ve been using Aircom Airtubes off and on for a year and have tried every which way to keep these in my ears trying all the different sized rubber attachments to no avail. I actually have had to switch around the right and left bud and push them way down into my ears to get them to stay which they do for a very short while. I clean my ears and the buds and still, even when meditating they slowly fall out. The other factor is that the tubes require rolling/winding them up around your fingers to put in the bag which curves the tube so they don’t straighten out. I’ve tried about 8 different Airtubes and by far these (and Defender Shield) sounded the best. They just don’t stay in my ears. The only earbud that does stay in AND have great sound is Frogz earbuds from Walmart ($10) but they are not Airtubes. I did do research on 3mm ferrite beads which you clip on the ear wire near the jack which are supposed to reduce the electrical and emf signal from traveling into the ear and into the brain but there are varying opinions on this. In one article I read that Airtubes AND a Ferrite bead should be used because the bead stops the electrical signal and emf in the wire traveling up the wire against your body and the Airtubes keep the signal out. There are some opinions that none of this stuff works and it’s just a ploy to sell merchandise using fear as a sales tactic. Hard to know what to think. But from the reviews I’ve read and the tests that have been done on Airtubes, there is some validity in their doing what they say they do. You just won’t get a great sound with the cheaper models. (Also, I read EMF shielding cases don’t work and can actually amplify the radiation. You may want to research that as well. )I hope Aircom comes up with a better design on the bud as it’s a shame such a great quality sounding Airtube can’t be heard properly because it doesn’t stay in one’s ears.

The earbuds are kind of hard and uncomfortable. The air tubes are unexpectedly stiff as well, and jostling the tubes from head movement or changing positions while sitting impacts the ear buds and makes them loosen or fall out of my ears.

I put these on my X-mas wishlist and received them as a gift. I like air tube headphones and have 2 other pairs from different makers. These headphones are high on the treble and very weak on bass. The sound is not full sounding. My other pair sound much nicer. Also the air tubes on these Aircom are kinda stiff. My other pair use a softer material so they roll up easier to go in my pocket. The Aircom also don’t have any sort of volume control or phone control to accept calls or pause music. Overall, not what I was hoping for.

The length of the cords is generous making it easier to manage. I like the magnetic ear buds, no more losing & tangling them. Overall a great purchase.

These are great. I have trouble hearing from my phone and these bring the sound clearly without distractions.

I first liked the design and build quality. However not meant to last. Not to mention bass and sound is subpar. I bought it for the reduction in EMF radiation. I guess that's all they do.