I have had had Shokz going all the way back to wired aftershokz headphones before Bluetooth, I love the open ear product and have had open moves I bought for my whole family , but the new open fit air I got for my wife she loves, and she used to use Bose quiet comfort earbuds.

I've ALWAYS had Shokz since yall started. I love how comfortable they are and how clear everything comes thru. I'm hard of hearing so it isnt always easy to find something that works but your products have the right amount of loudness that is enough for me to enjoy music and my audio books. I was excited to try these news ones as the others ones the wire that lays somewhat on the neck is uncomfortable with a collar shirt for my uniform. Unfortunately an hr into wearing them I got rash of a lifetime! I went to the doctor got it cured. Disinfected them and tried it again. My Rashad came back with a vengeance. Needless to say the 3rd time I tried it didn't work either. Not sure what changed but can't wear 'em. So I gave them away. Bought Bose the new ones ... so much more expensive. No rash but horrible sound. I will return them and hopefully wait till yall can make something of quality materials.

I will forever miss the AfterShokz Titanium bone conduction headset. That was the best product they had. Since their replacement for that (the OpenMove) wasn't as good, I decided to try these OpenFit Air, which are NOT bone conduction. I was pleased with how the OpenFit Air sounded. Nice bass for my music, without even turning on the bass boost. Also, these sync up nicely with my laptop for when I watch streaming tv/movies. Unlike another set of earbuds I tried from another brand, these keep up so the sound matches the lips moving. They are mostly comfortable (never had a headset that had two pieces, and that go around the ear like these do), and only my right ear has a little spot on it that hurts a bit (but that's MY ear, which does that no matter what I wear) when wearing these. I do NOT like, however, that these lose connection to my laptop or phone a lot sooner than the Titanium and OpenMove did. With those two bone conduction sets, I could walk out my back door and go almost all the way to the outer edge of my back yard before they would start to lose connection. These OpenFit Air start to lose connection just 10 feet out my back door. Not that big of a deal, I don't go outside with them on intentionally, I just don't have time to remove them when the dog starts dancing at the door asking me to take him out. I have never used any of my headsets to make or take phone calls, so I cannot comment/rate that part of them ( I don't know if those functions work or not).

I really love how light they are, and the sound quality is great while still being able to hear everything around me. Only problem I had was with the touch sensor buttons; I had to turn off the feature because it started raining and the rain was able to turn my volume up and down.

I had a set of Shokz wraparound with microphone for work that always worked so well. So, when I saw they had ear-only versions, I was excited to try them. Love how easy they are to pair and wear. And it was great to be able to pair them to more than one device. So much more secure to wear than the fruit company's pods. I don't need to spend much of the time of a run pushing them in, because my Shokz stay nice and steady and sound fantastic!

I do like these headphones, but I wish the sound got a little louder. I am completely deaf in my left ear so I use only the right headphone. For the most part, all the sound will come through one side but sometimes it's too quiet even at max volume or it cuts out a bit like it's trying operate in stereo and send some of the sound to the left bud. You can customize the touch settings but it is limited. I wish it had more freedom to change the settings there. Previously I used a pair of bone conduction headphones and those worked better sound wise, but the multi-point pairing was glitchy and the comfortability wasn't as good. I wish Shokz could merge the good things about both units and make them amazing, especially if it could work in single ear bud mode.

I own a lot of your products. I love them and struggle to wear anything else. All other headphones irritate my ears. These are amazing, but my right earpiece only lasts a couple of hours... and that is bothersome because my others last much longer. If it's just a bad battery, I would understand, but it would be the second time I've has an issue with a Shokz earpiece. You replaced my Shokz Open fit because both earpieces lost quality. I love my open ear... I love Shokz. But the battery charge is troubling.

There's are great the sounds is awesome they fit comfortably I do wish they where adjustable my ears are shaped differently and it would be nice if the part that goes behind the ear could squeeze down on the ear. Besides that I love these I learned how to as translation tools for work great product.

I originally got the bone conductor kind and after 2 yrs, the charge wont connect and charge them. I got the open air fit bc of the way they charge and price. They are great except the left one cuts out off and on. I'm hoping it stops doing that bc I like them for cycling.

I've been using the Shocks Open Air Headphones for a few weeks now, and while it took some time to get used to them, I'm really pleased with the results. Initially, they hurt my ears a bit, likely because I wear glasses, but now they've adjusted just fine. I love that I can hear my surroundings, and unlike bone conduction headphones, they don't cause itching in my ears. The sound quality is awesome. My only minor complaint is the battery life – they don't last as long as my previous bone conduction headset. However, the case doubles as a charger and can power them up in 10-15 minutes, which is perfect since I use them for over 10 hours a day.