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It makes me think of grey suede loafers.

I don't understand why anyone likes it for either gender. It's ugly and pseudo-posh.

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I love Audrey Hepburn, but Audrey is dowdy. Aubrey is just as awkward sounding.

The initial sound literally makes me feel sick. Same with Audrey and Autumn.

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My son has divulged that he and his partner considered naming their daughter Autumn.

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Thank God they didn't.

I really dislike it on a girl. It always looks like a typo for Audrey and I just prefer it on boys. Plus, it got really common like Hailey in the late 90s. I prefer Aubriella, Aubrietta, etc.

Awesome for a boy. Trendy and overused for a girl.

I think that it is a pleasant, strong and under-used name - for a boy, that is. For a girl ... I've never seen it used on a girl where I live, and I cannot for the life of me see the point. Maybe it started out as a supposed variant of Audrey? But since I dislike bland, flabby Audrey, I can't see the point of that either.

Its ok, to me there's nothing terribly special about it, its just another boys name thats trendy on girls right now.

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I prefer Audrey for girls, it feels more classic and mature then Aubrey, I like Aubrey for boys though.

On a girl it's completely unremarkable to me, but on a guy it becomes new and exciting because of the lack of male Aubrey's (at least where I'm from).

I much prefer Audrey.

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Whether for a guy or girl, I've just never cared much for the sound of it, though believe me I've tried. Weird how just one letter can make such a difference but it just can.
Audrey sounds more feminine and CLASSIC. Aubrey...not so much. It just doesn't amount to its beauty.