Customer Ratings & Reviews

Earbuds never fit me right, so these have taken care of that problem!

I love them they stay on light weight you forget they are even there

Perfect all day fit only negative is no on headphones volume control

Love to work out in these in the summer and the gym. Love the idea of letting my ears breath while i workout its very important. Very convient but not sound proof.

Sounds ok, little big. Had trouble connecting to phone. Not for me.

My wife is a daily runner and loves theses. Best in the game.

I think they’re great they’re feel really Contro in our ears

Very comfortable fit best I’ve had around the ear. Sounds great

These pair to my laptop, phone and tablet with ease. I bought a second pair for my wife!

Love these. They stay on my ears and the sound is great.

I love how these don't have to actually go inside your ear

These Shoks are really good, sound quality is good.

I have always loved Shokz and these are a great addition

Excellent to use all day, they are very comfortable

Great product work working out you can still hear what is going on around you and enjoy music

Great sound, the only issue is it fall from ear easy.

Over the last few years we’ve had more headphone/earbuds than I want to admit. I have some hearing issues and am always looking for new designs to help improve sound quality and once I saw Shokz has the new OpenFit headphones out I had to give them a try. Unboxing and Setting Up: The “headphones” arrived in a nice “very small” heavy duty logoed box. Inside was the clamshell charging case, a USB C cable, and some literature. The first thing I did was to start charging the headphones by simply plugging in the clamshell case into a USB cable, already have plenty of those plugged into various chargers so I didn’t use the included one “but nice they did include a high-quality cable anyway”. After charging “green indicator” which didn’t take long as they already came partially charged. I followed the instructions and opened up the case watched for the blinking LED and paired them to my Samsung S22 Ultra “no issues at all”. I also started up the Shokz app on my phone, “already had that installed as we have multiple shokz headphones already” and it immediately identified the OpenFits were connected and needed a firmware update which I went ahead and let it do. Use: These are like no “headphone” I’ve ever used, and although they look like they are going into your ear like earbuds they don’t, these rest just on the inside upper part of the “Concha” and leave the bottom part completely open, so any outside sounds come it without obstruction. These also wrap around your ear holding them very securely in place but are still extremely comfortable. I’m also surprised just how light these are, and after hours of use I completely forget I’m wearing them. There is just a single simple touch surface on each earpiece and it’s simple to operate, “double tap to answer/hangup calls or to play/pause music”, you “press hold” the left for previous track and the same for the right to advance a track. That’s pretty much it for controls, volume-wise you’ll have to use your phone controls for that. Sound Quality: Now I have plenty of Samsung earbuds around, also have the Shokz OpenRun and OpenComm sets. These pretty much blow them away. With my hearing issues I have not found a set of Samsung earbuds that get loud enough for me, and being earbuds they also block your hearing even if they do offer somewhat of a passthrough option. I’ve been using the OpenComms for awhile now and those are really good for making calls and music but they don’t quite have the bass these do “to me”. I also like that the Shokz app has a preset equalizer but also allows you to customize your own settings. I have these tweaked in for me and are pretty much perfect. Phone calls are super clear, even people on the other end are surprised as there’s no background noise and I sound completely normal. The only thing I’ve noticed is that if the sound feels off balanced “one side louder than the other” I just have to wiggle them around a little to get them to fit more evenly in my ear, but once there they don’t move and I rarely have to readjust them. Conclusion: These really are built well and even have an IP54 rating which gives them complete dust protection and water splashes from any angle. The sound quality is so good “with my hearing problems” I’ll be putting all the others aside and let my wife use them, and the one thing I noticed is that the sound quality is very evenly distributed “in my head” and not off balanced due to one ear being weaker than the other, it’s pretty noticeable for me. I also like the fact that these don’t go into your ear canal and plug them up, you get full outside sound with these so you can actually carry on a conversation with music playing “although a bit distracting” but also good for hearing traffic coming up from behind. Now if you are looking for noise cancelling/sound deadening then you’ll want to look elsewhere. I’ve been using these for about a week now and I still haven’t charged the case yet, although I don’t wear them every day I do use them probably around 2-3 hours every day playing music and taking calls. Shokz claims 7hrs of use and the case provides a total of 28hrs using it to recharge, I would say that’s very close to what I’m seeing. If you are looking for a new set of headphones that aren’t buds or are tired of trying to keep the buds in your ears “which irritates the heck out of me”, then you should really look hard at these new OpenFit headphones by Shokz I think you’ll be very pleased.

Best wireless earbuds. The sound quality is excellent.

Has great sound. The quality of the sound is amazing

I LOVE the idea of these…however, the execution was off. I will say that their customer service is good. Both pairs that I have had struggled with battery life. I tried all the tricks that customer service told me to do, but both pairs continuously connected to my phone without me knowing or using the headphones. So, when I actually went to use them they would be at 10% battery life. IF they would stop phantom connecting to my phone and stay charged they would be the perfect running headphones.