SHOKZ OpenFit 2 Open-Ear Headphones, True Wireless Bluetooth Earphones with Microphone, Earhook Earbuds with 48 Hours of Playtime, USB-C Fast Charging, IP55 Water-Resistant, with Carrying bag, Black

Bought the Shokz OpenFit 2 headphones and my son loves them. They are very comfortable to wear because they sit just outside the ear rather than inside it. This open ear design is quite interesting because it lets you listen to music while still being aware of what is happening around you, which is great for things like walking, gaming, or exercising. The fit is light and secure and he says they are comfortable even when worn for longer periods. Sound quality is clear and they connect easily using Bluetooth. Battery life also seems really good. They can last around a full day of listening on one charge and even longer when using the charging case, which makes them very convenient for everyday use. Overall a great set of headphones if you want something comfortable that does not block your ears completely. My son has been very happy with them and uses them a lot.

These are great headphones. I usually use over-ear ones, which are ideal in colder months with a hat, but I needed something for warmer weather when I'm out walking or running – so my ears don't sweat. These are perfect for casual listening or more intense exercise, as they stay securely in place. The sound quality is excellent – I usually keep the volume at around 70%. Battery life is decent too. (Walk/run daily & charge once a week) They're waterproof, which is a bonus, though I haven't tested that feature yet. They are fairly easy to use. download the app and pair via bluetooth and away you go. Value-wise, they are on the expensive side, but you're paying for a high-quality product, and they're priced similarly to other premium headphones. They're very comfortable to wear – I previously had the Galaxy Buds Pro 2 and find these a much better experience in terms of both sound and comfort. Would recommend if you can justify the price.

The sound quality of thease open ear headphones is phenomonal. they are ideal for everyday use, whether exercising or just relaxing. Not only do they look great, but they are well made. The size of the headphones is ideal to fit any ear size and they can be adjusted to your own personal requirements. I had purchased other headphones and ear buds before, but these win hands down, for quality and value for money

Edited May 26: Still great earphones BUT one major flaw has presented itself in that they will connect to any / all devices when put back in their case. They’ll temporarily disconnect when put in after use but quickly reconnect again. Very annoying and will drain the battery prematurely unless you physically switch off all BT on your devices. Original review: I run regularly and have used several earphones in the past, including the Jabra Elite Active 4, Soundcore V20i, and Suunto Sonic. These are hands down the best of the bunch for running and workouts. Pros: Great Build: Silicone and metal combo feels durable yet lightweight. Easy Pairing: Connects quickly without hassle. Impressive Sound: Much better than other open-style earphones I’ve tried, and far superior to bone conduction models. While not quite in-ear quality, the sound is pleasantly balanced. Physical Buttons: A standout feature. Reliable and far more practical during workouts than fiddly touch controls. Cons: No Audio Cue on Pairing: It would be helpful to have a sound or tone when they pair. Right now, you don’t know they’re ready until music plays. Pricey: Slightly expensive, but I used a 10% discount and a birthday voucher which made it easier to justify. If you're serious about exercise and want dependable, great-sounding earphones, these are absolutely worth considering.

Wanted these for running, as old earbuds charge didn't last during long runs. Comfortable, dont fall off however when working out and sweating a lot I do find it can affect the sound quality/experience crackling. These are very expensive to have this type of issue not sure if its a common issue or not. Connectivity is perfect, connects immediately without any issues, sound volume and quick change buttons very accessible.

These headphones are brilliant. They’re incredibly comfortable, being lightweight. There is no chance of them coming loose/falling off during exercise (unlike AirPods) due to the solid clip on/over-ear design. Also the battery life is brilliant (unlike AirPods!) with the headphones being able to last 10+ hours easily and the charging case allowing multiple recharges. First time I used these I thought they had failed to pair to my iPhone and the sound was coming out of the iPhone speaker - turns out they had paired perfectly I just wasn’t used to hearing ambient noises so clearly. Great sound, easy to pair/charge and they seem robust. Have used them on multiple long days of exercising and couldn’t leave without them now. Worth every penny (especially if you can pick them up on a Prime day)

Really pleased with the quality. Was originally concerned with how well they would stay put when running as I had never used this type of over-ear headphone before. However, after a bit of getting used to, I now couldn’t imagine using anything else. Have used them regularly for running for 6 months and around 1000km, including in some very wet and windy weather. They have never once fallen off, the sound quality is excellent, and I can still hear my surroundings without sacrificing music volume. The battery life is also great - I only have to charge the case around once a month, despite using the headphones over an hour daily. Can’t recommend enough - wish I had brought them earlier instead of struggling on for so long with my old cheap £20 headphones.

Customers should know that if you have an issue with this product the warranty process is not straightforward and relies on the customer to provide video evidence of a faulty item. Very unhelpful if the fault is intermittent as it isn't possible to immediately replicate the issue. One of the earphones began failing mid exercise after less that 2 months. Outside the 30day refund period so I'm being pushed into the warranty process which is all chatbot and email. Shokz doing their absolute best not to advertise a contact telephone number

I bought these headphones as a gift almost a year ago, and I honestly have to say it was probably one of the best gifts I’ve ever given someone. They’ve been used every single day for the past year, and the person I bought them for absolutely loves them. The battery life is excellent, they’re waterproof, and in the beginning he even wore them in the shower because he couldn’t get enough of the sound 😄 The sound quality is surprisingly clear and enjoyable. I actually appreciate that they don’t completely block out the outside world. They feel much safer for cycling, walking, or simply being out in public because you can still hear what’s happening around you while enjoying your music. Another huge advantage is comfort. Since they don’t seal your ear canal like silicone earbuds, your ears stay ventilated and comfortable even during long listening sessions. No ear pain or that “plugged up” feeling. The only thing worth mentioning is the fit. They seem to fit larger ears better. I tried them on myself, and they felt a little loose because I have smaller ears. But since they were a gift for a man, the fit turned out to be perfect for him. After a full year of daily use, they’re still going strong, and I would absolutely recommend them.

These are superb for listening to podcasts in bed and then sleeping. No cables, perfect connectivity and you can use one or both. They hold their charge for days. Tricky to get in and out of the box but that’s nothing. Ive bought 2 x lots just in case I forget to charge one set. I absolutely recommend them for bedtime listening. I paid for both sets myself and am not sponsored.

Me encantan estos audífonos. No soy muy fan de aislarme 100% del ruido, siempre tengo la noción de que alguien de mi familia me va a hablar, o tocarán el timbre de la puerta, o alguna otra cosa que me obligue a estar pendiente. Pues con estos audífonos ya no tengo el problema de aislarme del mundo, puedo estar pendiente de si se escucha algo a mi alrededor, pero aún así, el sonido de los audífinos es impresionante para ser de este estilo que no entra directo al conducto auditivo. De verdad que no le pide nada a otros audífinos. Ahora hasta los uso cuando ando jugando o viendo una película en la noche para no despertar a nadie porque el sonido es muy bueno! Solamente no los uso en el gimnasio porque la música de ahí ya está demasiado fuerte y no me permite escuchar la mía cómodamente, ahí utilizo mis audífinos más tradicionales que entran en el conducto auditivo. También en la calle, si hay mucho tráfico o es el centro de la ciudad con mucha gente, probablemente no te permitan escuchar con comodidad. Pero fuera de eso, en un restaurante, por ejemplo, o en el parque, sirven excelente. Ah, y claro, son súper cómodos. Yo los uso con todo y mis lentes y ni los siento de tan ligeros y cómodos que son. Quizá el único punto que no me gusta mucho es la manera de subirle o bajarle el volumen. Debes dejar presionado el botón por un segundo para que empiece a subir o a bajar el volumen (el del auricular derecho para subir y el del izquierdo para bajar). Creo que es más rápido directamente presionar los botones de volumen de mi celular para eso. Pero no me importa mucho porque yo los uso principalmente en casa y mi celular está a mi lado siempre. Y en la calle, no me es difícil meter la mano en el bolsillo para solamente presionar los botones de volumen. Así que le doy un 9.9/10!

I've been down the 'Open Ear Design' rabbit hole for a while now, and there's two things you notice right away - since your ear canals are (hopefully) wide open... The sound is like a Bluetooth speaker invisibly floating in space that only you can hear. Pretty cool. Oftentimes, though, that magic Bluetooth speaker seems kinda gutless. Not so cool. Because of this limitation, I have tried to spend my way into something with genuine punch... And this one smokes them ALL. Regardless of price. I finally have the kind of bass response I can live with in a form factor I can reasonably forget about all day. They're on right now because taking them off makes no sense. The damn battery lasts 11 HOURS. PER BUD. No obstruction at all - I can use a Qtip with them on. It's fantastic. And the lows are REAL - usually open ear designs deliver low frequency sound the way sparkling water delivers the taste of fruit - barely enough to notice. Not these. Real fruit juice this time. Could they use a few extra features? Kinda yeah, especially for this price point. I also have a pair of Cleer's Arc 3 Sport open buds (every feature you can imagine but roughly 100 bucks more) - and I would really like to see the Shokz support LDAC, Hi-Res Audio, Dolby Atmos, and at minimum a more detailed EQ setup (5-band feels outdated, like a Sony Walkman from the 90's) - but the Shoks still sent those Arc 3's to the junk drawer by getting the basics absolutely PERFECT - fit, controls, sound quality are all in a class by themselves. If they ever roll out a Snapdragon Sound version of these with all the audio features and a case with a display, It's game over for the competition in the entire category. Multipoint works fine. It's a feature you didn't know you needed until you have it. I come home with these on (paired to phone), leave them on, then turn on the living room TV (also paired) and watch something too grownup for my little kids because I'm the only one hearing it. Dad Mode. Fit is impressive - they are comfortable, low profile, extraordinary secure (I can't imagine an activity outside of Jiu-jitsu or boxing that would dislodge them) and play nicely with both glasses and hats. Sound quality is excellent, and boy am I a snob about that. Actually, I would dive right into the custom EQ and draw a bass-biased Harman curve and tinker with it a little - then it really gets a chance to deliver. This little device uses a dual driver (essentially a speaker and subwoofer in miniature) setup so there's a lot more headroom before distortion creeps in - the arch enemy of open ear designs. In summary, yes these are $180 earbuds... and they are worth every dime, in fact punching above their weight at that cost. I recommend you believe the hype and spend the money. You won't regret it.

Bei der ersten Lieferung habe ich einen schon geöffneten Artikel erhalten. Bei Amazon reklamiert und direkt zurück geschickt, sowie direkt eine Neubestellung ausgelöst und abschließend die Gutschrift für die erste Bestellung erhalten. Dafür mal wieder Lob an Amazon für die schnelle und unkomplizierte Handhabung und Service. Hier auch noch ein fettes Lob an den SHOKZ Kundenservice, welcher mir auf mein erste Rezension heute auch eine Rückerstattung angeboten hat. Toll zu sehen, dass ein Unternehmen auch auf die Kundenrezensionen achtet und souverän reagiert. Die Neubestellung wurde geliefert und war dann endlich der gewünschte und ungeöffnete Artikel. Zu den OpenFit2 kann ich bislang nur positives berichten. Die OpenFit2 machen einen wertigen Eindruck. Die Ladeschale selbst könnte etwas "wertiger" sein. Die Ladeschale meiner InEars Buds Pro 2 von Samsung wirkt da insgesamt etwas hochwertiger. Das ist aber schon meckern auf hohem Niveau. Aufgrund der Bauweise ist die Ladeschale natürlich etwas größer, da diese jedoch nicht so dick ist, lässt sich diese noch immer ganz gut mit in der Hosentasche tragen. Der Magnetmechanismus um die Ohrhörer in Position zu halten ist kräftig und hält die OpenFit2 sicher in der Ladeschale, ohne dass diese unbeabsichtigt herausfallen. Die Einrichtung mit der zugehörigen App ist schnell, einfach und unkompliziert. Ebenfalls die Bluetooth Kopplung mit meinem S24U. Die Standard Tastenbelegung ist sinnhaft und orientiert sich an der Marktüblichen Belegung und ist damit eingängig in der Handhabung. Auf den Touch noch den Sprachassistenten gelegt und damit war es dann auch schon. Der 5-Kanal Equalizer reicht für grundlegende Anpassungen. Das Standardprofil ist aber schon soweit gut und ausgewogen. Das Bass / Höhenprofil hebt eben genau (und auch nur) die genannten Bereiche an. Die Klangqualität ist sehr gut und wie von der Bauart erwartet, kann man trotzdem die Umgebung gut wahrnehmen. Wer sich die Umwelt ausblenden möchte, sollte aber definitiv auf vernünftige InEars mit gutem ANC setzen. Für diesen Anwendungsfall sind die OpenFit2 aufgrund Ihrer Bauart nicht geeignet. Das sollte jedem klar sein. Die Hörer tragen sich aufgrund ihres geringen Gewichts sehr angenehm. Auch ein längeres tragen hinterlässt keine Druckstellen. Auch das tragen mit meiner Brille funktioniert ohne Probleme. Die Ohrhörer sitzen sehr sicher (kein Vergleich mit meinen InEars, die sich immer wieder "lösen" und nachgesetzt werden müssen) und sind so für vielfältige Tätigkeiten und Sport geeignet. Auch die Telefoniequalität ist sehr gut. Insbesondere dadurch, dass das Gespräch auf beiden Ohren geführt werden kann und man trotzdem noch die Umgebung gut wahrnehmen kann, fühlen sich Telefonate mit diesen OpenEars wesentlich natürlicher an als mit meinen InEars. Die Gegenseite hat auch keine Anmerkungen über die Gesprächsqualität gemacht, was ich bei fast allen Ohrhörern mit Telefoniefunktion bisher hatte. Für Telefonate ist meine Referenz bisher das gute alte Plantronics (jetzt Poly) UC5200 (bisher nichts besseres am Markt gefunden, und ich habe viele Headsets ausprobiert). Mal sehen ob sich die OpenFit2 auch während dem Radfahren beweisen können. Daran ist bislang noch jedes Headset und jeder Ohrhörer gescheitert hier eine gute Sprachqualität beim Emfpänger abzuliefern (außer halt das Plantronics). Insgesamt bin ich mit den OpenFit2 bisher sehr zufrieden. Ab nächster Woche werden sich diese dann auch im Büro Alltag mal behaupten müssen und werden auch für Videokonferenzen mal eingesetzt. Ich bin gespannt wie sich diese dann dort schlagen werden. Update folgt. Danke an Amazon für den guten Support (wie immer)! Danke an SHOKZ für ein gutes und durchdachtes Produkt und einen aufmerksamen und souveränen Kundenservice!