Customer Ratings & Reviews

Shokz OpenFit2+ Open Ear True Wireless Earbuds; My daughter won’t use any earbuds but the Shokz brand. She’s on the phone, at her computer, all day. She’ll listen to audiobooks and, occasionally, music in her free time. This Shokz earbud series requires minimal compromise as it is very musical and a legitimate audio performer. They also provide a lot of customization in the app. It does not achieve the enhanced detail of the very best audio-purist systems, but those earphones can’t achieve this comfortable experience for an entire day. Earbuds that don’t need to be inserted into your ears never get tired. This is why the Shokz brand has become so popular. The real surprise is going to occur when music lovers discover how seriously these OpenFit2+ take sound reproduction. SETUP and FEATURES: The initial connection to Bluetooth was guided by the app and proved to be foolproof. Soon after connecting, an update was sent to the earbuds. This feature and all the others are explained clearly in the app. Shokz really outdid themselves here. The APP: Shokz has included everything you could ever want or need in an app. There are a bunch of different listening equalizations that you can choose from: standard (which is presumably a natural curve), Vocal (audiobooks and instructional), Bass Boost, Treble Boost, and a Customize, which offers a 5-band equalizer which can be saved under a name you provide. I added a couple of custom equalized curves and I’m not sure how many more are available. There’s also a Dolby Audio selector switch, which I found made my pop and rock sound really lively. I spent most of my time in this mode. The OpenFit2+ offers MultiPoint pairing so you can easily and conveniently connect to two devices (phone, tablet, or computer?) at the same time without fussing with your Bluetooth settings. This function worked nicely. There are physical buttons on the earbuds which provide media control (Pause, play, Next, Previous, Volume) which require some practice to quickly find. The actual ease of use is great, because the clicks are easy to recognize and they work. And, you can customize the controls. There are also Touch controls which require you to enable them in the app. They only control the Voice Assistant. You can also enable Microphone Noise Cancelling, which reduces background or ambient noise for the other party during a call. PERFORMANCE: If you’ve had experience with earlier iterations of Shokz earbuds or headphones, with their bone conduction sound reproduction, you might be surprised by the improved sound quality.. Those earlier devices required some modest audio compromises to achieve long-term comfort. Some also weren’t always secure on my head. The Shokz OpenFit 2+ are a world apart in sound quality. I can’t find any compromises. They’re infinitely comfortable. You might forget you’re wearing them. They never felt like they might fall off my head. I hate taking them off, not just because they’re comfortable, but because they sound great. The battery life is extended, so you won’t have to worry about running out of juice during your sessions. I was surprised after a workout and a writing session when I realized I was still wearing them. I have a whole new appreciation for Shokz earbuds, and they’ve convinced me why I own them. I highly recommend them.

These new Shokz were a happy discovery. Having become hooked on clip-style ear buds earlier in the year, these prove to be equally comfortable, offering a different wearing style that some may prefer. The ear hook on the Open Fit 2 was designed to improve comfort over its predecessor, with a more flexible and thin ear band that still feels durable. Now, this Open Fit 2+ models goes even further and adds Dolby Audio for better sound handling. ___ Design ___ These feel premium, with metal elements that have some heft in the hand, while still feeling light while wearing. I love the smoothed over physical button for basic controls too, it’s very easy to reliably feel for and press when needing to mute, skip or change volume. Battery life is also very good, boasting 11 hours in this newest flagship model. I quickly got used to wearing these and appreciate how light and open they feel. They definitely allow better situational awareness, allowing background noises to come through, but like all ‘open’ earbuds, the higher the volume you use them, the more you’ll drown out those background noises. As a result, I like keeping volume lower and balancing to my surroundings. That’s the whole point, right? ___ Sound Quality ___ Sound quality (default setting) is quite decent for an open-air design without noise cancelling. Bass almost rolls in and is punchy, trebles and mids are slightly crispy and vibrate slightly. Sound quality is good up to around 50-60% of available volume, after which I can hear a lot more distortion. That’s fine, IMO, as 50% is plenty loud for me. Dolby Audio can be turned on via the companion Shokz app for a slightly higher impression of quality. In itself, I don’t think it’s a super important reason to choose this over the normal, non-‘plus’ model. ___ Other Qualities ___ Another feature offered in the app is the ability to connect to 2 sources at once. If you move between devices often, this helps. The charging case in silver is maybe my only gripe with these. In silver, it looks a bit cheap from the outside (painted silver plastic impression), though the interior still feels premium with well-designed holders to easily drop your earpieces into place. Overall, I really like these. In terms of comfort, they quickly disappeared on my ears. I like them equally as much as my clip-on style ear buds and the sound quality is quite good, even for music and not just podcasts. *** Stuff I Like *** - Great build quality and comfort. - Long battery life. - Premium materials (silicone and metal). - Very respectable sound quality in an open-ear design. *** Stuff I Don’t Like *** - Silver case looks a bit cheap on the outside.

The Shokz OpenFit 2+ open-ear true wireless earbuds are fantastic and are my new go-to pair of earbuds for music, audiobooks, and working out. - Setup: Pairing was quick and easy. When you open the charging case for the first time the earbuds enter pairing mode. The indicator on the case flashes between orange and green as confirmation. If for whatever reason you decide to pair them later, you will need to place the earbuds back into the charging case and press/hold the small circle button on the charging case for 3 seconds to reenter pairing mode. Select the earbuds in the Bluetooth section of your device and connect. - App: The Shokz app offers several additional options including Dolby Audio, various EQ modes including a custom option, MultiPoint pairing, customizable button controls, and microphone noise cancellation. I really like the MultiPoint pairing ability as I can quickly change between my phone and laptop without needing to unpair from one and pair to the other. Simply pause the playback on one device and press play on the new device to transfer between them. - Case and battery life: The earbuds have a reported 11-hour battery life with up to 48 hours of total playback utilizing the wireless charging case. The case has a fast charge ability allowing for 2 hours of additional playback time after only 10 minutes of charging. I use these earbuds every day and between the long earbud battery life and the ability to fast charge with the wireless charging case I have no concerns about battery life. - Comfort: The earbuds are very comfortable to wear for long periods of time. Unlike some of my other earbuds, these are super lightweight, remain secure on my ears, and I hardly notice them. They are made of a soft silicone and feel great hooked over the top of each ear. - Buttons: These have both physical and touch buttons. The physical buttons can be customized for click, double click, triple click, and long press. Various options for the physical buttons include play/pause, next/previous, and increase/decrease volume. There is, unfortunately, no way to have them mute your microphone during calls which would be nice. Hopefully it can be addressed in a firmware update. The touch button can only be programmed for long press and will activate voice assistant. - Warranty – It has a 2-year manufacturer warranty which is respectable. My final thoughts about the Shokz OpenFit 2+ earbuds – They check all the boxes and are a premium product. I highly recommend.

I have tried multiple wired/wireless in ear headphones/buds over the years The issue for me has always been getting a comfortable fit where I could wear them for extended periods of time – which has so far been somewhat of a fools errand. Also, they tended to fall out of my ear if using while exercising, etc. This has left me using over the ear headphones which are a tad cumbersome to travel with and difficult to use while exercising, etc. The solution? These openfit 2+ headphones. They hook around your ear, and the speaker sits on the ear - not in the ear. I found them extremely comfortable, and having 2 speakers (high and low frequency units) provides great sound and would recommend them. Nice packaging. The small black 2.5 x 2.5 x 1 inch carrying case also charges the buds and can be wirelessly charged. Case seems to have magnets to hold buds securely in case. While charging, using the provided (short) 12-inch USB-C cable, I installed the Shokz app and reviewed the provided user guide. Buds are supposed to last up to 11 hours on a charge and the case will charge them for up to a total of 48 hrs. A 10-minute charge time gives 2 hrs. listening time. Small case size makes it easy to carry in a shirt, pants, etc. The buds were easily paired with the app on my Android phone – also paired easily with one of my tv’s. There was a firmware update, but it was installed quickly. The app provides access to many settings/options that allow for a lot of personalization. The app provides these sound options; Standard – which had good sound overall with decent bass Vocal – definitely enhanced voice reducing all other sound Bass Boost – This did boost the bass but to me it muddied all the other sounds. Treble Boost – I would rate it between standard and bass boost. Customize – Provides a sliding EQ. This is what I wound up using moving the Bass to max. Dolby Sound (on/off). If on it reduces usage time. Microphone Noise Cancellation During Calls (on/off) I initially tried them out listening to music on my phone and could not have been happier with the sound quality. All the songs nuances could be heard. I also used them for 1 hr while using treadmill and while I could hear the treadmill it wasn’t intrusive. I was streaming a Dolby Atmos series, and the sound was very impressive – putting you in the middle of the action with sound being very spatial and all around you. I have 2 Dolby Atmos soundbars with rear speakers and these buds sound is very comparable. Plus, I did not have to worry about them falling out of my ear and after 1 hr they still registered as 100% charged. Using them while working or around the house doing chores – such as washing dishes (wound up with one in ear bud in the water) – vacuuming – yard work – they stay put!!!! Sitting next to my wife (like on a plane, etc.) using them I could barely make out any “sound” unless on very high volume. I couldn’t pick up what was playing. Volume you listen to will affect this of course. Buds can be controlled using the button on each or by touch. I prefer buttons but appreciate being able to choose. You can also customize these functions in the app. I didn’t use to answer calls. But a big plus for users that do is these can be synched and used by 2 devices at the same time. It does provide AI microphone sound cancellation during calls (set in app). The app has a “find” function, but buds only make a “pinging” noise – no location tracking. But the case must be open, or the buds must be out of the case to use. You can use buds singly or as a pair. I wore them while using my reading glasses and had no interference issues with the ear loops. 2-year warranty (?). It was nice not to have to spend time working thru the different ear “gel” sizes trying to find ones that fit comfortably. They are extremely comfortable to wear with just a small pressure around the top of my ears. You do give up ANC, but they are so much more comfortable than in ear or even over ear headphones and the sound is fantastic. Being able to hear your surroundings does have advantages – especially if using outside – being aware of your surroundings. Also, they have an IP55 dust/water resistance rating so sweat/rain shouldn’t be an issue. Not made for swimming though Overall, these are the most comfortable and have the best sound out of the 3 over ear wireless headphones and 6 in ear wireless/wired headphones/buds I have used. A fantastic product that sounds great and stays on your ear – a definite recommend. I would be shokzed if you didn’t like them.

I do a lot of outdoorsy stuff and yard work and have always struggled with maintaining situational awareness while doing so and listening to music. I thought the original Shokz line up that utilized the bone conduction were cool, but I was too much of a music purist to be really happy with them. The AirPods from apple may have sounded great but they darn near jump out of my ears with the slightest move. When the Shokz OpenFit hit the market a few years ago, I found my outdoor headset. They sounded great, stayed secure, and keep me aware of my surroundings. My only quibble with them was that the case battery seemed to drain way too quickly. Fast forward to this week when I got the new OpenFit 2+ and I'm in heaven! These are my new go-to earbuds. I've been listening to these for almost an entire week now, and EVERYTHING has been improved, with the exception of one tiny little quibble that isn't even much of a quibble now that I am used to them). What has gotten better? Sound: Better, tighter, and more refined bass. Less sibilant highs and clearer all around. Do you get deep bass? No, you can't really get that without a seal but I was blown away by how much the 2+ has improved on it. Battery: Battery life is WAY more consistent and longer lasting. Over the last few years new techniques for charging algorithms have improved charging cases so that they don't waste charge keeping their items constantly at 100%. I don't know if Shokz is using such algorithms, but I've seen a marked improvement on battery life while in use and while in the case. Nothing more annoying than being out on a hike, reaching for your earbuds, and finding them dead. Charging: Now I can charge my OpenFits wirelessly! I have a small MagSafe power bank that is almost always with me and now, even if I was out on a hike, I can slap the case on there and get enough of a charge to keep me going! I can also drop it on the charge pad in my car. PERFECT! Mic: I don't call a lot of people when I'm out and about (please just text me), but my parents called while I was on a hike and they even commented on how clear I sounded. I could hear them perfectly as well. Very happy with the communication component. Controls: The original OpenFit had the tap controls which was great but a tad limited. Now you have an additional physical button to the tops of each bud which you can customize. Gives you a ton of other options, AND you can deactivate the touch controls and stick with the physical controls if you have a tendency to accidentally activate touch controls. What stayed the same? Fit: I HATE earbuds that go down into your ear canal! That is why I was so stoked by the original OpenFits, and they are just as great now. The OpenFit 2+ nicely drapes over your ears and the soft plastic has yet to bug me despite HOURS of constant wear. They don't even interfere or get messed up themselves by my glasses! What got a little bit worse (but I'm OK with it now)?: Security of Fit: I think that the Shokz team was able to improve on the sound not only with better internals but with a better placement of the speakers towards your ears. It's small, but there is a definite twist to the speaker section to better drive the sound down your ear canal. That though has changed the balance slightly of the OpenFit 2+, at least for me. Now when turning my head or looking down, I get a bit of a wobble sometimes by the lateral ends shifting slightly with the momentum. At first it would make me feel like they were going to fall off a bit, but as I wore them, I got used to the feeling and now it doesn't make me reach up to steady them like I was doing. All in all, I am SUPER happy with the Shokz OpenFit 2+! They are everything I loved about the originals and more. These are the best earbuds/headphones (IMHO) for anyone that wants great sounding music but needs to keep their head on a swivel. Nice job Shokz!

I’ve been using the Shokz OpenFit 2+ for a few weeks, and I’m genuinely impressed. The open-ear design is extremely comfortable — I can wear them for hours without any ear fatigue, and they stay secure even during workouts. The sound quality is clear and balanced, especially for open-ear headphones, with surprisingly rich bass. Bluetooth connection is stable, and switching between devices is effortless. I also love the awareness of surroundings — perfect for outdoor runs or working in shared spaces. Battery life easily lasts a full day, and the charging case feels sturdy and compact. The Stone Blue color looks stylish and premium. Overall, these are a great choice if you value comfort, safety, and solid sound without isolating yourself from your environment.

I'm older and have been through so many earbuds and headphones, it's ridiculous. And throughout the years, I've always been on the lookout for the perfect gym earbuds because that is my main use for earbuds. I like headphones for travel, portable speakers for relaxing outdoors and earbuds for gym and working around the house. So, I have so many products, I feel I know what works and what doesn't. The Shokz have features that I really love and you can't find on most earbuds today which is a physical button on the uniit. The physical button can be used to play/pause, fast forward and volume. Perfect. But it also has a touch feature on the side which calls up your choice of voice asssitance. Again, perfect. The design is also very good. Open ear with a hook makes these earbuds so comfortable to wear for hours and it really stays in place, with a caveat though. Sound is good but lacks bass and that's the problem I have with these earbuds. Now, it's not the fault of the earbuds because of the open ear design. When I'm at the gym, I love all types of music, just depends on my mood. But having a good bass is something I require. Also, when you do quick movements, the earbuds shifts constantly so I'm always adjusting the earbuds which annoys me. Battery life is good, case is a little bigger than other earbuds but mangeable. So the short. I would give these earbuds 5 stars for most use and 3 stars for gym use.

The Shokz OpenFit 2+ headphones are an upgrade to the already great OpenFit 2 open earbuds and improve upon them in every way. In this review, I’ll outline the pros, cons, and what I liked most about these headphones, along with my experience using them. The OpenFit 2+ don’t really go into your ears as much as they rest on them, pointing the sound into your ears. This fit feels unusual at first, but soon you’ll completely forget you’re wearing them because they are incredibly comfortable, even for extended periods. As for sound quality, these impress, especially for open earbuds. Dolby Audio is a new addition from the original version and works fairly well, though I still find that voices or instruments sometimes fade in and out strangely when it’s enabled. I believe this will be addressed in future firmware updates, so I’m not overly concerned. While Dolby Audio widens the soundstage and is nice for watching movies, I generally turn this feature off for music and most other audio to retain the original source sound. Bass is very well-defined, and highs and mids are crisp, clear, and never harsh, even at louder volumes. You won’t get any noise isolation or cancellation with these, but when turned up more than halfway, some softer outside noises are decently muffled. However, sounds like a car horn or alarm will always break through, which is the intended design. These earbuds are a great option for people who want to be aware of their surroundings while listening to music, podcasts, or even office meetings. The sound quality is a step above the bone conduction type of headphones that Shokz is known for, which is a welcome improvement. Touch controls are available, but I prefer to use the physical buttons to play/pause, skip, and adjust volume. Although I generally dislike touch controls, these do seem to work decently. Connectivity is incredible. With multipoint pairing, these are excellent for office use. I have them paired with my iPhone and my MacBook, and they effortlessly switch between sources. I can listen to an audiobook on my phone, pause it, and then seamlessly join a Teams meeting on my laptop without any manual intervention. The microphone is also good, and everyone can hear me very clearly during my meetings. Battery life is exceptional at 11+ hours, even with the addition of Dolby Audio, and Shokz finally incorporated wireless charging into the carrying case! This was the one feature that was sorely missing on the OpenFit 2, and I’m very happy to see included in this upgraded version. The case will charge your headphones several times, offering a total of over 48 hours of battery life before you need to charge the case and earbuds. Pros: Comfortable to wear for long periods Open-ear design allows you to hear your surroundings Great audio quality and Dolby spatial audio is a welcome addition Long battery life USB-C and wireless charging Multipoint connectivity works incredibly well Cons: Can be difficult to hear in noisier environments Sound quality isn’t going to be on par with closed earbuds or over-the-ear headphones Dolby audio still seems a bit buggy and needs some tweaking before I'd consistently use it Overall: The OpenFit 2+ are a smart choice for open-ear, true wireless earbuds and have really impressed me. These are for people who want to remain aware of their surroundings and do not isolate or cancel noise very well, but that’s what you expect when you get these. The OpenFit 2+ may be the best open-ear earbuds I have ever used, and I recommend them without reservation.

Having used numerous earbuds/headphones, I'm pretty particular to your normal in-ear, or over-the-ear, variety. Way back in the Walkman days, you had the cheapo on the ear foam headphones that worked but were somewhat less desirable when it came to sound quality. As such, I never really paid any mind to over-the-ear earbuds as I assumed they wouldn't be that great in terms of sound quality. However, having the chance to use these for a bit, I think I was wrong in my previous assumptions. Most of the on-ear type headphones I've used all had the same issue; poor sound quality. I'm really a big fan of my Apple Airpods Pro and Bose Quiet Comfort Ultra headphones. Sound quality is great, phone quality is also great too and they just fit really well. These Shokz OpenFit 2+ were a bit of a 180 for me. I had used some "open" earbuds before but they just didn't sound well and the fit was quite bad. Really didn't have high hopes for these to be honest. BUT....having used them for the past few days now, I'm really impressed with these. Since these loop over your earlobe, the fit took a bit getting used to. I usually prefer the normal in-ear earbuds so these just felt a bit different to me. Not bad fitting, just different. But, once I got these paired and started playing some music, WOW, really impressed. The sound quality isn't muddled nor is it over saturating. You can easily hear your music, quite well too I might add, as well as background noises. Both are blended quite well without one overpowering the other. If you're the type that blasts your headphones then it might be an issue for you. With the companion app, you get your typical EQ adjustments which I found quite helpful. I listen to EDM mostly so I usually have a bass boost on by default. The bass on these isn't quite great but it's good enough to where the music still sounds great. Along with the music, the phone sound quality is quite nice as well. With most, or a lot, of earbud/headphones these days, it's all about noise cancellation to help you enjoy the music. I know most of the manufacturers have settings that enable you to hear background noises as well. Which is great and really helpful but these Shokz earbuds do a great job as earbuds while still allowing you some spatial awareness. I think these are perfect either for the gym or if you're riding the subway where you kind of want to isolate yourself but still need some environmental awareness of your surroundings. Great pickup for earbuds as sound quality is quite good and fitment is excellent as well. Really like having the option to just grab these for specific use cases whether it be at the gym or riding the subway and not having to fiddle around with settings to allow ANC or pass through usage.

As a committed headphone collector, I’m always on the hunt for new audio tech to try out, especially earbuds. I practically have earbuds in all the time, whether I’m listening to music, podcasts, or audiobooks while on the move. I've tried open-style earbuds before, and I was honestly not a fan. The audio quality was always lacking, the fit was never right for me, and worst of all, the audio leakage was a major issue. I’m incredibly sensitive to people playing audio out loud in shared spaces, so I’m equally sensitive about my own behavior. These Shokz OpenFit2+ earbuds have completely changed my mind, and they represent huge advances in every one of those categories. The audio quality is truly impressive—the low range is especially sonorous and pleasant, which is something I haven't experienced in this style before. Crucially, they do this without any noticeable audio leakage. At the same volume, they're about as easy to overhear as my Pixel Buds Pro, which is a massive win for me. They also deliver on the core promise of an open-ear design: allowing me to be more reactive to my surroundings. I’ve tried the pass-through sound function on a lot of noise-canceling headphones, and while those are good for their purpose, nothing truly compares to the natural feel of an open-ear design. Obviously, you're sacrificing noise cancellation, so it's not a direct comparison, but the ability to stay fully aware of my environment is unmatched. Another impressive aspect is the physical design. My wife has been looking for open-ear headphones for hiking, and although we have very different ear sizes and shapes, these earbuds fit us both comfortably. They rest differently on our ears, but the audio quality and other functions seem completely unaffected, which is a testament to their adaptable design. Now for a couple of small detractions. The over-ear loop took some getting used to with my glasses and sunglasses. It’s not a problem about 90% of the time, but with more vigorous movements like jumping, they do feel less secure when I have my glasses on. Also, the Shokz app doesn't provide a lot of additional value beyond managing multiple devices. I couldn't detect a meaningful difference between the EQ presets, and the other features feel a bit bloated and unnecessary. But these are quibbles in the overall performance. I love these things. Highly recommended.

⸻ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Great comfort and amazing sound! I recently got the Shokz OpenFit, and I’m really impressed. The open-ear design is super comfortable — I can wear them for hours without any pressure or irritation. The sound quality is clear and balanced, with surprisingly good bass for an open-ear style. I also love how aware I stay of my surroundings, which makes them perfect for work, driving, or working out. The battery life is solid, and the Bluetooth connection is stable every time. Overall, they’re worth it — great mix of comfort, awareness, and premium sound quality. Definitely recommend!

OpenFit 2+ sound is amazing, the clarity of the instruments, vocals, and there is now noticeable bass. This type of earphones usually struggle on the bass. The bass is subtle and it is more pronounced when you turn on Dolby Audio in the EQ application. It is also very comfortable to wear and have on for long periods of time because it just sits there on your ear and the earpiece just hovers over your ears. I usually have to take my earphones out with silicone types to decompress after some use, but these I never had to. The battery life is absolutely amazing, finally just charged it after using it for a few hours last week and still had some juice left. Calls has been clear with the people i spoke with on the other line, you the app gives you a option to turn on noise cancelation for calls. I tried it and the others has said they don't notice any difference, but that is only with a few calls I used it for. This Shokz OpenFit2+ surprised me beyond my expectations considering what I primary got it for, and thats to be able to still be able to hear my surroundings. It turned out to be my go to for earphones in general because how good it is. Shokz really nailed it with these and I definitely have my eyes on more of their earphones down the line to see how much more they can improve.

These are a great option for work situations. Because of the open design, these earbuds do not cancel noise from your surroundings the same as an ANC pair would, but that is completely fine, if not useful in its own way. They help the wearer stay aware of their surroundings so they don't get hit by a car crossing the street or accidentally ignore or mishear people speaking to them. I bought these for my mother who often complains that inserted earbuds hurt after a while. These do NOT go in the ear, and she has not complained about any pain yet. Despite not fitting into the ears, though, there is very little noise spillage unless you turn the volume on your device up very loud. She uses these earbuds for her office job, and she can answer calls with the earbuds because there is a built in microphone. Overall, these are a good option for listening usages in more public settings.

The most awesome set of open ear buds I ever owned. I searched for ear buds with the intent of getting the standard jam in the ear canal ear bud, but comfort was a big concern. The ones I had prior to getting these Shokz became uncomfortable after about 30 minutes along with causing my ears to itch. After reading the reviews on several ear buds, this one seemed to have high praises with quality and comfort. I am not regretting my decision on this purchase at all. These open ear buds are comfortable to a fault. In other words, I forget they are over my ear, sometimes taking them home with me from work, which is not my intention. The sound quality is great. I was concerned about the volume level as I am hard of hearing and with the previous buds I had to turn the volume all the way up and still had a hard time hearing. Not with these! I can keep the volume level close to half way and hear perfectly fine and it just gets louder from there. I normally look in the range of spending $40 to $80 on ear buds, but in this case the extra cost was well worth the price.

Great sound. Picks up voice really well on phone calls. Doesn't pick up background noise. Comfortable, I forget they are over my ears. Fits large and small people well. Fits secure, won't fly off. Best all around

Love them! Great fit…easy to wear for long periods. And I can still wear glasses. Good sound quality. I will definitely buy another pair. I got the blue ones. I like the color and they are easy to find.

long battery life and excellent sound. very comfortable to wear

They fit great over my ear. The sound is amazing and don’t hurt my ears and the one that fit into your ear.

great quality and sound. little movement with a good fit so it's comfortable to wear anywhere

These are amazing they are so soft I forget I have them on and have clear sound. They also hold a charge well. Very happy with my purchase