Customer Ratings & Reviews

I really like these. Just wish it was adjustable. It sticks out a few inches from my head. Hits the back of the car seat.

Noise cancellation properties are very good. Still some background noise, but not nearly as much as other AfterShokz products I have used. A definite upgrade.

I like the better battery life. I don't like that when the boom folds back it rests on my ear. I think they could make it 1/2 the length with mic in the end, and another mic on the right side. The mic actually does work well (the Aeropex works well also). Any way, I returned it and bought the Aeropex, it's lighter and for me a lot more comfortable. It's my new headset of choice inside, and for running (the Aeropex)...but not driving.

This headset is amazing, great sound, great bass, I am VERY pleased with them and the microphone is also very clear to others

Can hear perfect, with this one’s. My husband use it for truck driving. Just battery life is not to good.

On zoom calls all day long and this is the best headset! I have tried several and will never use anything else.

Just i use one month and after no working i soend money for a little trash

I'd say good, but not great. The reason I say that is because there really isn't any sound quality improvement in both audio or voice call quality over the $79 OpenMove model by AfterShokz. You're talking twice the money, and honestly zero improvement other than you get a boom mic (not sure it really does any good) and a nicer case. Not to mention that the boom mic can and does get in the way when not in use. It folds back, but it's still in the way. I'll take the $79 pair. Thank you!

PROS: - Excellent battery life - Outstanding mic quality - Comfortable to wear with glasses - Great voice audio clarity - Very light weight CONS: - "One size fits all" could be an issue for some - I wish music audio was better -- SETUP -- Setting up the AfterShokz OpenComm is very easy. You have two options to pair your headset with your phone: (1) NFC or (2) traditional Bluetooth pairing in the phone settings. When pairing with your laptop/desktop (which is what I have my OpenComm paired to), it works just like any other new Bluetooth device: turn on Bluetooth on your computer, select "add new device", then press and hold the volume up button on the OpenComm for about 5 seconds until you hear the audio prompt telling you that the headset is now in pairing mode, then select the OpenComm in the computer Bluetooth "select device" option. -- PERFORMANCE -- This headset is designed primarily to be used for calls and/or virtual meetings. Sure, you could listen to music as well, but the music quality isn't very good. If you want to listen to podcasts though, the OpenComm does a great job (but I would still prefer to use normal headphones if I'm not going to be on a call/meeting any time soon). When paired with my phone, the mic quality on the OpenComm is so great, people were surprised to find out that I was using a headset. The mic quality really is amazing. I can't think of any other headset I've ever used that can come close to the OpenComm. The same high-quality performance carries over to when paired with my computer as well. With transitioning to working from home, my only real headset with a mic was a gaming headset (thankfully it's a simple, low-profile black headset that doesn't scream "I'M A GAMER!!!" like other headsets). While it worked, it wasn't very professional. The OpenComm on the other hand, both looks AND sounds VERY professional. If you have longer hair, most of the headset is hidden away when people see you in the meeting. The mic quality just flat-out DESTROYS the mic on my old headset. -- BOTTOM LINE -- If you have to be on calls or meetings throughout the week, I would HIGHLY recommend checking out the AfterShokz OpenComm headset. Since the headset sits just ahead of your ears, you can perfectly hear what's going on around you (which I appreciate while working from home and with my kids attending school virtually on their tablets, so they can ask me questions if/when they need help). Just remember that this headset is designed for voice calls/meetings. Don't buy it if you're looking for something to listen to music with as well.

These headphones are awesome,I can hear everything around me, Interact with my surroundings.

Thought I'd give these a try. They felt pretty good, used them at work for a day. I didn't like the band around the back of my head. They sounded good, but when talking on the phone people could hear back ground noise. I'm a truck driver so the inside of the cab is a bit noisy. Inside the house seemed to be alright. I ended up returning them.

Aftershokz open com is a great product. Easy to use, easy connection to my phone, iPad and computer. I use daily for video call.the quality is great.

This headset is so comfortable. Sound quality us amazing. Bluetooth hook up was fast and easy. This product is definitely worth the money!

This headset is ok for normal use only... The audio quality is great my problem is that In loud situations for the fact that your ear canals are still wide open to receive sound sometimes if you're on the phone and in certain situations like I'm a truck driver if you have a loud truck in the background or if you're in a loud Warehouse it all comes through is one big mess of distorted audio

I love this product. Easy to use. Sound quality is amazing. Fits my head perfectly.

This is my third set all still work just wife and kids have taken over other two pair we all love them wash to use great quality great sound

Surprisingly clear. Having substantial hearing loss in one ear, I find these are a godsend. Great for anyone who suffers from hearing damage.

Overall the product is good. It's light weight, comfortable, and sounds good. The sound is like any other earphones you would wear. When you take them off you barely hear them, but on your head, it pulses through and fills you with sound. The microphone picks up voice for calls and video calls with no issues. The gel like covering is comfortable and feels good for long periods. It seems like it would fit a range of head sizes. It comes with a carrying case for the headset and charging cord. The charging cord holds in place magnetically. There are only a few buttons on the headset. Connection to Bluetooth or NFC is standard and worked fine. Two issues I had with the headset though. One, with my head not pointing straight ahead the pads would rise up a bit and not sit flush on my head. I tried adjusting it, but the sound would diminish without sitting flush. Also, you could sense the vibrations which could be fatiguing after a while if they were not flush on your head. But, when not turning my head they sat fine, sounded fine, and there was no fatigue. Secondly, the charging cable is custom. It is nice it’s magnetic, but it’s not a USB standard. So, you may want an extra for backup as if you lose it, at a higher cost than a standard cable, or you’re stuck until getting another one. The headset is comfortable, sounds good, and is lightweight. It’s more for voice than music, but it works well enough for both. The open ear design lets you hear from the headset and local environment easily.

I am almost deaf and can not hear things but BC with ear plug or finger in ears is god sent.

I am still learning how to connect with various devices, but I am enjoying using it. It has good sound quality.