The look and style are fine and the sound is okay. I do like the Shokz that’s sound conducive (wire around the neck) t I don’t like the wire. I still can’t connect both my IPad and IPhone at the same time. They are much harder to to connect than my other ones. I’ll keep them but don’t really like them.

It's my third shokz product. I loved the first two with bone conducting technology. The openfit uses a different technology but I still have situational awareness while listening my music privately. I'm really enjoying it. It does a minor issue that should be addressed: The touch controls still elude me. I can't go to the previous track easily. The long 3 seconds tap only goes back to the beginning of the current song. Another 3 seconds tap goes to the beginning of the same song again. You have to be very fast between the two 3-seconds taps to get it done. Another thing is the App for android is not available in my region (South America). I hope it is soon.

I love my new Shokz Open Fit. The sound quality is great. I received the special box with a bag and additional carry case. They are very comfortable, I have at times forgotten they were on my ears. My only suggestion is that they make the next generation Open Fit to somehow adjust the volume directly on the ear buds.

The overall quality is top notch. No one asks me to repeat myself when I'm on the phone, and I hear everyone crystal clear. Even when I have earplugs in, I can still hear the person on the other end of the line. The same goes for pod casts and listening to music. I love these ear phones. They only begin to bother my ears/head after having worn them for multiple hours. Most of the time I forget I have them on. The only downside to these ear phones is being able to make them connect to other pieces of equipment. When they were new it was easy to get them to connect to my phone, but I can't get them to connect to my PC. I can't figure out how to get them back in pairing mode. That's probably user error though.

The sound was low at first. I dow loaded the shokz app and played with the settings to make everything louder. TThe sound was low at first. I dow loaded the shokz app and played with the settings to make everything louder. They do seem to slip of easily just by bend down or over. Other then that they are a great headsets. hey do seem to slip of easily just by bend down or over. Other then that they are a great headsets.

When you first came out with Shokz, I tried a pair. I could not use them because they got in the way of my glasses. I use hearing aids without a problem. When I saw the Open Fit I decided to try them. They are great. No conflict with my glasses, great sound and easy to use.

I have had shokz for a long long time and finally decided to get myself a new pair and these did not disappoint! I typically had the ones with the piece thats wraps around but was looking for wireless ear buds. These have been perfect for running, listening to music during the day and everything in between! I also happen to have odd shaped ears where regular ear buds always fall out. These stay secure and I love that I'm able to hear my surroundings! 10/10 recommend!

These are comfortable audio devices. You do not get the ear canal discomfort like with other ear buds. I have two concerns with the design. One is that there is no way to adjust the volume from the ear buds themselves. The other is that the volume level is lower than I prefer. As a bicyclist, I want to overcome wind noise to hear the audio better. This is why I gave it only a 4. They are good. But, not as user friendly as they could be.

I have had some form of Aftershokz/Shokz for several years now and absolutely love them. I even gave my staff their own one year for Christmas. However, with my short hair, the band was always a struggle and wished Shokz would come up with a version without the band. While not bone conduction, I've still gotten my wish with open ear and no earbuds blocking sounds around me. Not to mention the comfort; I forget I have them on at times. Thanks Shokz, I love the Openfit!!

The OpenFit has better sound than the previous bone conduction headsets, however it lacks controls that are as easy to use. The tactile buttons on the earlier models is much easier to use and you know when you have pressed one. On this set, the button is hard to find and oftentimes you do not know if you have pressed it or not. It is a bit confusing when you don't know what you have pressed. The headsets would be much improved if there was a tactile button on them like the earlier bone conduction models. Otherwise, they are very good and comfortable.