Wanted to give these a try after having used open run for almost 7 years. If you want to use multi pair you need the app. I didn't even know there was an app. It easily walked me through how to do it. They're super lightweight, enough that I was a little paranoid about them falling out, but they're actually very secure. I dislike is that they need to sit inside your ear, which means I can't use at work because I use a stethoscope, and I can't use with earplugs at the gym. So for work and gym, I need to continue using my open run set. That's my only reason for knocking off the star…because it works how it is intended to but not as well as the open run. Had I never used open run these would be a 5 star for sure.

I'm a devoted customer, and that won't change. I've been using your gear long before the name change. These openfit Air headphones has a problem staying connected, at random they will suddenly stop playing. It is mildly annoying. Nothing beats my first pair in terms of all around quality. If we could get this issue resolved I'd be happier.

The best thing about these headphones is that you can't even feel them once they are on. They are super comfortable sound is great and because they are not plugged into your ear you sometimes have a little difficult to hearing when there's a lot of traffic noise. But easily fixed by increasing the volume. It is not easy to take cell phone calls, have to to figure out which side to tap and how many taps and there's a very bad echo and I found difficulty with phone calls where the headphones transferred between music and hanging up on my caller. Overall, for the purpose of listening to music while exercising, while on a plane or just walking these are great. I also like being able to hear noise around me because I am often on the street so I feel bit safer with them. And … As I said, they are extremely comfortable.

I wear these all day long, forget I have them on. I've purchased them for my family, my family has purchased them for their friends and so on and so on. I started a trend! My mother is very hard of hearing and had trouble talking on her cellphone. I got her a pair and she's in heaven! She can talk on the phone w/o trouble and listens to her Bible all day long. These headphones have been a God send for her.

I have had them for about three weeks now and I love them 😍! The battery life is long, the fit of them is great, the sound balance is perfect you can even turn the volume lower and the sound is crisp. The overall quality is great especially for the gym I've been going pretty hard and for them not to slide or drop out of my ear is excellent!

I lost my Openrun Shokz recently, so I decided to try the new Openfit Air for walking, running and phone calls. The sound is very good. I have difficulty finding a good fit over my ears, especially with sunglasses. Tapping the logo while they're on my ears is hit and miss. Sometimes it responds with barely a tap, other times I am tapping several times. I'm not in love with these, I may go back to getting another set of Openruns.

The sound is great and stronger for windy and places with more background noise. They do switch on the audio while attempting to place the on the ears, which is a bit annoying when you don't have them in place yet and an audiobook starts playing. They tend to cause some behind the ear discomfort with eye glasses unless situated just right.

I like them. The new design makes wearing them without the fear of them falling off my ear and getting damaged or worse even losing them thank you for putting that little bend on these. One thing it would be even nicer if I could customize the EQ like the fits on the app. That's it. These get a 5⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I have been wanting to try some open ear headphones for a while now since I jog down a small country road. I am able to hear my music and podcasts and still able to hear any traffic coming behind me. Definitely happy with the fit and that they haven't moved much even though I sweat a good amount.

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.