I love the concept of not having anything in my ear. When I purchased these a few weeks ago they worked perfectly. After a few wearings they are now losing connection to my phone which is always on my person. I generally have to unpair and pair again to reconnect. Although the problem exist, I still alternate between the open fit and the open run pros. I actually love both I just wish I didnt experience this problem so often.

I have had my open fits for about 2 weeks now, and I'm not going to lie at first I was reconsidering the purchase because I was experiencing a little bit of ear fatigue every now and then on the back of my ear, that has stopped happening over the last few days. I no longer experience any ear fatigue or discomfort in any way shape or form. These have really good sound quality as far as open ear headphones go and the battery has been really good so far. Any sound delay issues have been fixed easily by just resetting the headphones. Right now my main issue is that I have two cell phones and I had it hooked up to multi pairing which worked perfectly at first, but now whenever I go to use my other phone the headphones hook up to it but I can't hear any sound no matter what I do. I've tried restarting the phone and unpairing and repairing and nothing seems to work. It's a feature I'm not used to having though so I can deal, But I do hope to figure out how to fix it sometime soon.

Good: Comfortable enough that I forget I'm wearing them, decent sound quality, instantly turn on and connect when I open the case, long time between charges, nice portable case Bad: Maximum volume not very loud (more like mini speakers next to ear canal instead of bone conducting technology of other Shokz headphones), "touch controls" never respond as intended and sometimes respond accidentally - surprising they pushed this product through without improving them Overall: Decent headphones, but don't plan on being able to use the controls consistently. They'll stay on your ears while working out and won't get uncomfortable. Not great for noisy environments. With previous models, you could wear earplugs to block out the background noise, but these don't seem to rely on bone conduction in the same way (or maybe only partially), so you'll just block out your audio, too. Only major advantage over the OpenRun seems to be portability.

I honestly do not love them. The sound quality is just as the OpenRun and OpenRun Pro I have but everything about the functionality is not good for me. The taps never work to move through music or pause and I hate that you cant adjust the volume on the set. I would recommend sticking with OpenRun.

I am in field service for a living and must use hands free while driving and at the customer site so I wear ear phones for calls mainly. I was wearing the opencomm 8-10 hours a day and loved them but now with the openfit I feel free as the weight and wrap around band is not there anymore. They are light, open (so having normal conversations around you are possible), and then when you take a call oh wow, great quality and noise reduction. I do not know I have them on and my wife has to tell me to take them off after a long day at work. Great product, if they can make the bluetooth multipoint then BAM.

I've got the headphones from USA to Ukraine. But currently I cannot install the app (I haven't seen before the app isn't available for our region) and should use only with manual re-connecting between devices. I cannot say that headphones so comfortable for my ears, 'cause I have little ear pinna and after an hour I feel the pressure to my ears(

He unreliability that coke with these are immense. They haven’t nailed down the charging capability yet, so you can charge for days , put them in and then they die, or they last an hour or two. Maybe it’s just mine? And they’ll stay connected even when you put them back in the case — so turn Bluetooth entirely off or unpair when you’re done using them. It’s insane. Either way, I feel like I got a cheaply made pair of earphones, but the Sony ones instead.

They feel loose on the ear. Like one might fall off while running. Touch controls don’t activate right away action required. Had one side earplug lose power before the other one, although both are always used in tandem. Odd. App sync is spotty. Thinking of returning to Schokz Openrun.

I have had a number of Shokz bone conducting headphones in the past and loved everything about them except for the headband. I decided to give these a try even though I was skeptical about them not being bone conducting, and I am very disappointed. The sound is not great, they are not very comfortable, they kind of flop around on my ears, there is sound leakage so other people can hear what I’m listening to, they are even more visible to others (and ugly) than my Openrun Pros (the looks and headband are my least favorite part of Shokz products) because they stick out from the ears quite a bit. The touch pads instead of physical buttons are also not great. If these were just a set of Openrun Pros without the headband in back they would be just what I was hoping for, but these just don’t deliver.

I am torn on this rating; the fit is excellent, and the sound is exceptionally good. The downside is there is no volume or mute capability. 2-point connection would be good too for work. If they have the volume and/or mute I would give them a 3, with volume, mute and 2-point they would be a solid 4+ I do use them at work because they are light, I forget I even have them on.