Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have AirPods and decided to try something else.. not noise canceling but I LOVE. best headphones!!

So far so good. Upgraded from the older version that have had for almost a year now and so far am pleased.

I am pretty impressed, I used them for my bike rides. The sound it’s of lot better and they stay put. Very comfortable.

Is the best product for anywhere use in my live recomended

In love with these and I take them everywhere I go to any occasion.

Thes are amazing i havent taken them out since i bought them... i love shokz products

But the autio on phone calls doesn’t sound the best so if you dont talk on the phone its great

I upgraded my open fit 2 pair for this new model and for some reason after a month using them the charging case does not charge them fully. I put them inside and plug the case to the wall and when I'm ready to use them next morning the battery percentage will say than there's only 20% left (which is the percentage i left it at tge night before) It will also give you weird noises like it's trying to reconnect and it disconnects and tries to reconnect on one side then the other will go to sleep, i mean the manual has no instructions on that part but i guess it's part of it behavior while wearing them. The base sounds great but the battery doesn't last that long and it will not be on standby the full 40 hours as advertised nor full 7 hours operating constantly.

Shokz OpenDots ONE Earbuds are a great way to listen to music and take calls. Highlights: . They are ultra light weight They have great responses. You can still hear great lows and mids while not being deep in your ear canal. Battery life is more than adequate. Review: The first thing I have to mention is these are definitely the most comfortable earbuds I have ever worn. Sound quality is outstanding as well, I worried that the low frequencies would be lost because of the open ear concept, they are not. It is great to have this responsiveness while still being able to be present in your surroundings. The controls are perfect, being able to pause/play, answer/end and volume up.down controls. A single finger double tap - pauses/plays media or answers/ends cals A two finger pinch on the barrel of the right earbud - turns volume up. A two finger pinch on the barrel of the left earbud - turns volume down. Battery life is robust and the case supports wireless charging. I would recommend this to family and friends.

These are way better than the AirPods , definitely recommend.

Shokz wireless ear buds Great Item works well !! Would purchase again.

tried to save money and pick something not apple. i made the wrong choice

Great product better than the AirPods I’ve used for years

Awful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

As a runner, I’ve been a fan of open-ear headphones for a while, and while I love bone conduction models, the sound quality is good, but nowhere near great. Shokz has been hard at work to improve this in their open-ear offerings, first with the Open Run Pro 1&2 models, then with OpenFit, and now with the new Opendots One. The Opendots are different than anything else Shokz offers, and are the latest entry into the world of clip-on earbuds. Pros: • Super lightweight and comfortable for extended wearing • Excellent sound quality, rivaling some in-ear buds • Great battery life • Very secure fit, good for active lifestyles • Wireless charging Cons: • Expensive • Good water and dust resistance, but not water or dust proof Let’s deal with the top areas that I think make the difference for ear buds, then I’ll address the usage profiles where the Opendots would be a good pick. Comfort – this is a big one for me, because if they’re not comfortable, then I won’t be wearing them. I am a big fan of the neckband style of bone conduction headphones, but I’ll admit they’re a little annoying when used with glasses. The ear cuff style employed by the Opendots is great for use with glasses, as they’re completely out of the way of glasses, similar to in-ear buds. The main concern with the clip-on style is ear soreness, or fatigue at the points where the cuff touches the ear. As with their other models, Shokz uses titanium and soft silicone to make these very comfortable. Unlike other clip-ons that use hard plastic, the Opendots are flexible and comfortable. As with anything that touches the ear for any length of time, I had to shift them from time to time, but I had no problem wearing them for hours at a time. They are also totally secure, and did not budge at all during my run. Sound quality – this is where the Opendots really shine! These are quite possibly the best sounding earbuds that Shokz has yet produced, and they’re actually better than some in-ear buds as well. As I’ve found with the other “air conduction” models from Shokz, these have have a wider sound stage and a very enjoyable overall sound signature. There are several preset EQ options such as standard, vocal, bass boost and treble boost, as well as a 5-band custom EQ. These are good enough that I found myself putting them in just to listen to my music, something I never did with bone conduction, which I have for use while running. Call quality is excellent, on par with any of the top-shelf alternatives. Features – the Opendots feature touch controls, and these may be done in two ways. First, you can tap the band that connects the battery to the bud, just like you would with any other touch-sensitive earbud, or you can tap the battery compartment that sits behind your ear. You can also squeeze or double-squeeze the battery compartment. I found these squeezes to be more dependable than tapping the band, which were sometimes ignored. Taps can be used to play/pause, accept or reject/end calls, and raise/lower volume (long press). Unfortunately, there isn’t any way to customize what taps do, and I would have liked to be able to skip forward or back in my playlist. The app does have a place to customize the taps, but currently all you can do is turn them on or off. Hopefully that will be rectified in a future update. Something unique to the Opendots is that it doesn’t matter which earbud goes in which ear. They sense when they’re properly positioned, as well as which ear they’re in, so you don’t have to worry about keeping them in the right ear or placed in the right spot in the charging case. Speaking of the case, it is small and fits easily in a pocket, and it supports wireless charging, in addition to USB-C. Battery life is great. I didn’t use them long enough continuously to drain the battery, but I never had to worry about running out of power. So, who are these for? As a runner, I don’t think you can do better than pure bone conduction (without an “air conduction” speaker). I say that because I sweat a lot and bone conduction models are often waterproof, or nearly so. Since the Opendots use tiny speaker drivers, they are by design more open to their surroundings. Shokz rates these at IP54, which means they’re water and dust resistant, but not water and dust proof. If you don’t sweat a lot or run in dusty environments, that would be plenty for you, and it’s enough for me too during the colder months of the year, but I probably won’t use them for running during the summer. That said, they are extremely secure, and I had no worries that they would fall out. In fact, they don’t move at all, so if you have difficulty with traditional earbuds when they get sweaty, that’s not an issue with the Opendots. I would position the Opendots as all-around earbuds than can also be used for exercise as long as they won’t get too wet. That means wearing them around the house and using them for calls, meetings, and music, while preserving the ability to hear what’s going on around you when you need to do that, then going to the gym or for a walk/run. They’re comfortable enough to be your everyday buds, and sound good enough to use them for whatever you need. As with any open-ear style bud, too much exterior noise can drown out what you’re listening to, so if you need full-blown active noise cancellation and isolation, these aren’t the buds for you. The market for ear cuff-style buds is growing rapidly. There are much cheaper options available, as well as those that cost a lot more. Build quality and performance put these in the premium category, in my opinion, but you’ll have to decide if that’s worth the price difference over cheaper competitors. It's crucial to understand how you want to use these before you get them, or you may not be happy. Sound quality is really, really good, but if you don’t care about situational awareness, you’re probably better off with high-quality in-ear monitors. If, like me, you prefer not to have your ear canal filled up, then give these a try. You won’t be disappointed.

good sond when in place but if you are moving so are they

Mine had an issue I had the (grey) But honestly beighish color not grey.i returned. Id say a bit pricey too. I went back to my openfit. Consider bringing price down and i may reconsider buying again. These were like wearing earrings over your ear. Made them painful. I am going to try tbe bose to see how theres fit. And volume.

I loved the earbuds at first, but after a few weeks I developed what seems like an allergic reaction to the rubber tips (itching and skin peeling). Sadly, I’m now outside the return window and am trying to figure out what to do.

I really like open ear clip on earbuds. To me, they are very comfortable and give me the perfect combination of listening to my music but still allowing me to be connected to the outside world. I've seen various manufacturers jump on this open ear clip on earbud design and was excited to try this out. I'm familiar with the Shokz brand name but this is the first time being an owner of their products. The packaging wasn't too surprising. Inside the recyclable box you obviously get the earbuds in their case and a short USB-C to USB-C cable. I was pleased to find no plastic battery saver tab that I would need to pull off of the earbuds before first use/charging. Also, included in the box is a small stack of papers that include warranty, quick use and normal legal stuff. Some quick facts: you can charge the case using USB-C cable where the port is on the bottom, or you can charge wirelessly. You get 10 hours of audio on the earbuds and the case gives you 30 more hours of charge time. In a first for me, the earbuds can be used inter-changeably. In other words, the right or left earbud can fit on your right or left ear. This was a little bit of a selling point for me. Just a few years ago, some earbuds were not true wireless. You couldn't just listen to one earbud without having the primary earbud in. These OpenDot One earbuds are truly wireless and can be used interchangeably. In fact, there are no markings on the earbuds to indicate left or right. But I kinda wish they did mark them in some way for two reasons. In some immersive audio experiences you want things to pan from left to right or vice versa. If you don't have the correct earbud in the correct ear, it can throw things off. Second, there is a "Find my Earbuds" feature where you can ping either your left or right earbud. It's only a minor inconvenience if you ping the wrong one first, but you do have a 50/50 chance. I have a couple problems with the overall packaging. 1. The case top and bottom are rounded. Sometimes I don’t want to lay the case down, I want it to sit up and you can barely do that because there is a USB-C port on the bottom so you have to balance it just so to get it to sit. However, if you open the case, it won't sit up anymore because it's no longer balanced. 2. In order to use the Shokz app to apply a firmware update or adjust the earbuds, you have to register using the serial number. That serial number is on the back of the Warranty Card inside the original packaging. I almost tossed out all the packaging before setting up the app, so I would have been out of luck with that. Speaking of the Shokz app, I have a couple more nit-picks on that. The earbuds come with Dolby Audio turned off by default. You have to go into the Shokz app to turn it on. Similar with the Multi-Point Bluetooth Pairing. Again, you have to go into the Shokz app to turn it on. Pairing these earbuds to my phone was very easy without the Shokz app. Open the case, press and hold the round button on the back of the case until the indicator light on the front of the case flashes between colors and then you can go into Bluetooth pairing on your phone it was recognized quickly. These Shokz OpenDot One earbuds are very nice. They have just the right amount of spring tension to hold the earbuds around my ear without my outer ear feeling pinched. I can shake my head and I feel like they are secure and don’t move. The audio is great. The Shokz app allows me to customize the sound experience. I've played some music for hours and I don't feel any fatigue. Also, within the Shokz app you can learn about the touch controls. There are touch controls that are default and then there is one customizable touch (two finger long press). I would have liked the ability to customize more of the touch controls, but what I have now is fine. It will take me a little bit more time to adjust to these touch controls, but in the meantime, I'll just adjust it on my phone. Overall, these OpenDot One earbuds are very comfortable and deliver great sound. They've quickly become my first pick earbuds for day-to-day use.

Base quality is not as pronounced as I would like. As well as the positioning of the earbuds consistly moves out of place. This causes me to have to continue adjusting earbuds in ears.