AfterShokz Trekz (2015) vs Shure SE112 Wireless (2017)

We couldn't find enough data on either option to be able to come to any reliable conclusions. We strongly suggest that you look at some alternatives that also cost around $80.

The AfterShokz Trekz Titanium AS600 (2015) has done really well in a number of roundups conducted by sources that perform reliable hands-on testing, like Popular Mechanics, Android Central, MakeUseOf, and nerdtechy.com - it ended up getting the "Most Affordable" title from Popular Mechanics, "Best value" from Android Central, and "Ranked 2 out of 7" from MakeUseOf. That's high praise coming from reliable sources.

Taking a look at the Shure SE112 Wireless (2017), we found that it hasn't managed to perform well enough to earn a spot in any Wireless Earphone roundups done by sources that conduct their own, high-quality, hands-on testing. That alone makes it difficult to recommend.

Lastly, we wanted to do a direct AfterShokz Trekz Titanium AS600 (2015) vs. Shure SE112 Wireless (2017) comparison of their review scores, but couldn't find any ratings for the Shure SE112 Wireless (2017).

Nevertheless, we were still able to analyze how the AfterShokz Trekz Titanium AS600 (2015) fared when compared to the rest of its competition. Our analysis of its review data has shown that it earned an average review score of 7.2, which is on par with the 7.2 overall average of Wireless Earphones in general.