Customer Ratings & Reviews

Felt like I had a flying earbud . Too bulky and doesn’t really connect into or onto ear.

not bad, but the regular openfits are gonna be a lot more worth it

Works great but I have it for few a weeks only, If it doesn't last for 10 years or more it's not good. This review is too early so only 2 stars, 4 or 5 after 10 years,

comfortable and work well, but if you lose or break the case you can't buy a replacement, you would have to buy a new pair

Not the best quality sound. I understand the concept of open sound, but you can barely hear the music.

I really really liked these(OpenFit Air) and would give 5 stars except for one major (to me) detail with the multi-point pairing. These have an excellent price point, very comfortable to wear, great sound and stay put not matter what I was doing. I got them for using during the day mostly as I field calls from two different cell phones. While they do connect to both phones at the same time (multi-point pairing), there is one major setback for me. When I'm on a call with one phone and the other ones rings, it disconnects the earbuds from the current call and switches to the new one. This causes me to lose the ability to hear the conversation I'm already in and have to quick switch it to speaker or the phone, which is what I'm trying to avoid. My hub as the Open Run and I tried the OpenFit and OpenFit 2 and all 3 of these work perfectly with the multi-point connection. They stay connected to the call I'm in and the call coming in rings to the earbuds so I can hear the call, but does not affect the current call. These OpenFit Air also stay in the ear a wee bit better as the head of the earbud is slightly larger to catch the inner rim of the ear. They are more comfortable as the loop that goes around the back of the ear is not round and has an open design where the OpenFit and Fit 2 have a rounded end of the hook which is the feel more noticeable behind the ear and making them tender. I'm sure they'll adapt after a few weeks of wear and the back of my ear won't be as sore. So for now, I stick with the OpenFit and hope the technology for the Air gets updated to match that of it's counterparts.

It wasn't what I was hoping for. I returned it since I couldn't even to get them to work.

Overall I have had a horrible time with these ear buds!! Never work right! Only get sound out of one side!!! Should take them back!!!

Sound Quality us Very Bad when Using as Phobe Blutooth

I have been looking for something different in the headphone/earbud industry for a while. I have been making due forever mowing the occasionally with headphones, and I have a few over the ear ones I don't mine doing that with occasionally, but I really don't like how hot they are and blocking of my awareness they are of mower sounds. I hablve a few standard earbuds that clip well to my ear, but again sound dampening. I also, when I am in public walking, I want to know more of what's going on around me. These are the something different. They work a lot like the smart sunglasses I have without the glasses. They rely on bone conduction rather than air conduction of the sound. I took a chance getting these because I had seen a lot on their site about what they were, and they look good there, but I wasn't able to physically test them. The price is not bad for the market they are in for “open ear” or conduction headphones. I see ones that are really affordable 30 to 50, to what I would call mid price (up to 80), and then these that start to fall into the low end premium pricing. I have not tried any of the other earbud models to know how they sound, but I do have a few sets of smart frames that use this technology, and they fall in to mid premium to upper premium models. Sound wise these sound on par with those (clarity wise), and volume wise better because they are closer to the ear region. The frames are generally further in front of the ear Pinna, these are right at that. The sound like a standard ear bud. I detect no major distortions on the standard equilizer setting. There are only 3 other settings (voice, treble boost, and bass boost) and depending on what you are listening to, all can be good, but so far I usually stick with standard. The touch controls are usable, but I find they are not responsive for me many times I try, or there is a pretty noticeable delay. The more I use them, they seem to have less misses. You only have double tap and long hold to work with here, and I have long hold as volume up and down on r and l respectively, and skip and play/pause on r and as double tap respectively. This is the default setting out of the box, and it makes sense. For phone calls, either side double tap answers and hangs up, and volume still is the same on long hold. Call touch response was better than the music for responsiveness. The call is clear and the people on the other end notice I'm hands free, but I do not do not find myself having to repeat myself any more than normal. The fit of these on my ear is good, and are secure. I don't sense any pinching and so far, the longest I've worn then is about 3 hours. They claim 28 hours on a charge. I have not tested that fully, but watching the drop of battery life indicator on the app, if the indicator is accurat, that would be a good estimate. The feel/build quality is fair, the ear hooks and buds themselves seem solid. Overall, I am pleased with these. I can't give this more than 4 stars mainly because the touch response can be less than responsive/delayed ½ star off, the other ½ star is the lack of customizable equilizer and the lack of more music control (ie log hold, single, double, triple tap) which many other standard earbuds at or below this point have. Again, these are different setup and cost to build than a regular bud, but not enough that to not be able to include that. I still reccomend these because these, they seem to fall soundwise as good as a comparable standard earbud, and for me, allow better ambient awareness, the strong advantage these have.

They dont have very good sound and dont fit very well

They started off okay, and now the left one has bad sound quality and buzzes with the slightest bass or raised noises.

They won’t pair to a new device if you change phones

Dislike the open earbuds and the fit wrap around the ear.

Shokz OpenFit Wireless Earbuds These Shokz OpenFit Wireless Earbuds come partially charged in their case – more than enough to get you started. You can choose to charge the case and the case then charges the earbuds when you put them back in. Or you can choose to charge the case with the earbuds inside the case. The User Guide covers not only the setup, but also shows you how to wear them. The Guide also covers the earbuds’ touch controls as well as instructions on downloading the Shokz App. Pairing via Bluetooth is straightforward so connecting devices is a breeze. The Shokz App offers four EQ Modes (Standard, Vocal, Bass Boost and Treble Boost). In testing on voice calls, I switched between the four modes while on the same call, and I was told they all sounded good. I also switched between the four EQ Modes while listening to music. I ended up going with Standard since I felt it had the nicest balance of treble and bass. The app also allows you to set up what a Double Tap and a Press and Hold do. Like me, you may well decide to stick with these default settings: Double tap left = Play/Pause Double tap right = Next Press and hold left = Decrease Volume Press and hold right = Increase Volume The app also allows you to pair two different devices via Bluetooth. This allows you to seamlessly switch between the two paired devices with MultiPoint Pairing . When putting on the earbuds, you’ll want to remove your glasses if you’re wearing them. Once the earbuds are on your ears, you can replace your glasses very easily. While I’m not a real audio aficionado, these earbuds sounded great to me, both when playing music and on phone calls. And they’re so comfortable that you can wear them all day. In fact, you might even forget that you’re wearing them. The included two-year warranty is a year longer than many other devices, so Shokz obviously feels confident in their product. As someone who doesn’t like things IN my ear and am only comfortable with “over-the-ear” devices, I feel like I’ve finally found just what I’ve been searching for in these Shokz OpenFit Wireless Earbuds. Highly recommended.

I did not like these. They gave me husband and I such earaches they became headaches. They are not for everyone.

The Shokz - OpenFit Air Open-Ear True Wireless Earbuds are a significant upgrade over the OpenRun headphones (if you use/have experience with those). They sound better, can be louder if that's what you want, have an equalizer option via an app, are more compact, come with the now ubiquitous charging case, etc.. Context: I've got a bit of an earbud/headphone thing... I've purchased/used/tested LOTS! I very rarely use headphones unless I'm active- mostly hiking, running or cycling (on a bike path- not in traffic!!) and have a definite rule now that I will only wear "sport headphones/earbuds" that have ear hooks- all others either feel like they're going to fall out- or do fall out! I really like the Shokz products as they allow for stereo sound, but also allow you to hear what's going on around you (if I wear in-ear sport earbuds, I usually only wear one at a time). I've had a pair of Shokz OpenRun's for a couple years as my go to running/hiking headphones. The Shokz - OpenFit Air Open-Ear True Wireless Earbuds are super comfortable and have really solid sound quality. Compared to the bone conduction sound- the sound is much richer, more bass-capable and don't cause the vibrations/tickling at higher volumes. All of this while maintaining the "open" experience that doesn't totally shut out the outside world. Note: if you're trying to shut the world out- these aren't for you- that's not the purpose of these. The touch controls have been reliable and straightforward, the app is simple and pairing couldn't have been easier.

Mediocre sound quality.No depth of base, treble.Overall disappointment.

I've only had these for 2 months and already having to get them replaced. I did not research enough to find that there is a common issue where the right side will completely stop working. If I could return these and get something else I would.

I picked up these headphones for video meetings at work and for walking and running. The package they come in is very nice and the headphones seem to be a very solid build and were fully charged on arrival. When I first tried them on I actually couldn’t figure out if I was doing it right so I had to check the instructions. I did have them in right they just don’t fit like traditional headphones. The actual speaker sits on your concha so they don’t actually go in your ear canal nor do they make a seal. Because of this they lack bass and no matter what I tried it didn’t improve. (More on this later) As far as battery goes, they hardly have used any battery for about 1 hour of meetings and 3 hours of physical activity. Going back to the lack of bass, because how they fit my ears don’t get all itchy because it allows plenty of airflow. I also didn’t have any urge to keep adjusting them or playing with them when you get sweaty. There also is an app that you can download that gives you the ability to add equalizers, customize control buts and shows you battery status. Even with the EQ I could not improve bass which is why I’m deducting 1 star. Overall, despite the bass, I really think they are comfortable and great for the price!