Customer Ratings & Reviews

Deffinatly confortable but noise cancelation is bad if you are riding a scooter and talking, person can hear the wind squirl baddly, and sometimes cant hear you at all. Its only good for listening music.

I went against reading the reviews that said music quality was bad and went ahead and purchased…. I shouldn’t of wasted the time talking was fine music couldnt go near half volume speakers sounded horrible. I went ahead and returned them.

Used once and they worked recharged and the right bud crackled and turned off. Reconnected and did all the recomended steps got it to work again for about 5 seconds then crackled and shut off again. Worst hesd phones ive ever purchased.

They connect even if theyre in the case and battery is constantly dead since they are always trying to connect. Return period on these is 15 days only so i couldnt return!

I had the opportunity to try these earbuds out and considering I live in NYC and sometimes you just want to hear what is around you I figured to try these out. I have ANC headphones that I also carry with me whenever I am on the train but sometimes you want to be alert to your surroundings. These are great because you can listen to your music but easily hear the world around you way better than any transparency mode other headphones can do since these buds don't go into your ear and is basically like a mini speaker laying on top of your ears. These also work with their app as well to change the EQ settings, update the firmware and can even change the functions of the hold press or double tap on the buds. They say they have around 7 hours of battery life for each charge plus 28 total with the carrying case. As far as sound goes these sound great I just wish it got a tad louder. These are also quite comfortable since you don't have anything going into your ears so you can easily wear them for long periods of time as well. Since these have the ear hooks as well you can work out with them as well and don't have to worry about losing them.

The prodact has BPA chemicals that caused cancer and birth defects so i don't recommended

They seem like a great idea, but I personally did not like that you have to stop your music when you take them out. Used with iPhone 14. Not for me.

Not happy at all. These headphones cause me to get outer ear infections as well as breaking out behind my ear. And im just stuck with them.

These earphones are very hard to hear. I understand they are an openear style of earphones but the volume is very hard to hear and are very loose on the ears.

Dont let my rating mislead you, great open-buds (dont know how to call them) they are just not for everyone, they are not waterproof and the fit loose make them a bit uncomfortable.

I will never buy these headphones again! They dont hold a charge.

I couldn't get these things to fit no matter what, they were constantly falling out and sound wasnt good. Great thought terrible design.

I can't give an accurate review because I returned them after only wearing them for a few moments. I prefer a different style of Aftershokz.

I haven’t had a pair of over-the-ear buds like this since my old wired sport buds from years ago & boy have I missed them. My first thoughts after trying these uniquely-designed buds are, they’re comfortable, secure, put out very good sound & most of all, they don’t irritate my ear after a long sweaty run like my fully in-ear buds. The upside of OpenFit design: - Comfort: They’re very lightweight & flexible, so I can wear them for a couple of hours with no irritation or constant adjustment - Security: They give me the ability to hear my surroundings unlike my in-ear buds that completely shut out the external world. I definitely feel more at ease when I can hear things like someone (or a car) approaching me from my blind side. It’s also nice that I can occasionally talk to a running partner without having to pull the buds out of my ear every time we want to chat. - The sound is clear and full & the bass is decently strong. I wasn’t expecting the same type of clarity & full range experience that I get from in-ear buds so this was a nice surprise. - Improved hygiene: No matter how well I clean my in-ear buds after every use, I can still get irritation from all the sweat from a hard workout. Because these sit on the outside of the ear canal, it feels better because the sweat doesn’t get stuck inside the ear canal & they also don’t give that feeling of too much suction when moisture creeps in. The downside of OpenFit design: - Since they’re not fully placed in the ear canal, they don’t have that shut-out-the-world sound effect if you’re looking for that type of experience. - If you wear glasses/sunglasses, they may not be as comfortable as in-ear buds. I tried them with & without glasses and they’re definitely more comfortable without glasses, however, I was able to get used to them quickly after a little adjustment with the glasses. I find they fit best on the outside of the frames. Overall, I would definitely recommend these OpenFIt/over-the-ear buds for outdoor sports or general use when you don’t want to fully mute the world around you. They’re comfortable, they have good sound quality & most importantly, they offer better situational awareness than in-ear buds or fully over-the-ear headphones.

Battery life drains out If not used. Case 100% battery Head set 100 % Two days of not used 0% battery

These earbuds fall off of your ears as you move. The more you move the faster they will fall off.

Back part of the headphones was to fat and uncomfortable

Didn’t keep them but a few days because I couldn’t hear good and others couldn’t hear me.

Poor quality not t good headphones. Comes off ears.

Battery only lasted about 5 hours. Sound quality is not overly impressive