I’ve been spending more time outside walking and jogging and I hated how my ears felt wearing my AirPods after. I switched to on ear Beats and hated that, too. I was originally looking at the Shokz bone conduction headphones but liked the true wireless aspect of the open air. I was pleasantly surprised by both the fit and the sound. I row, and I jog, and they stay on with no problem at all no matter how much movement I do. They’re so lightweight it’s easy to forget they’re even there. And the most important part: the sound is fantastic!! I like that you can download their app and control the sound, and also personalize shortcuts for tapping/long pressing each one. The only hiccup so far is they can be paired to switch between two devices seamlessly. So I have to choose between my watch, my phone, and my iPad. But honestly everything else makes up for that.

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.

I was looking for some open-ear earbuds with the hope that these would replace some in-ear earbuds that I already use for teaching yoga online, running, just wearing around, etc. Where these really excel is sound quality. Where they fall short is how securely they stay in place on my ears when I wear them and move around a lot (such as during teaching yoga). I'm keeping them because I love how they sound and will use them for work and other less active activities. I'm not confident enough in them staying in place to trail run with them across streams or teach yoga with them. One other minor issue is that it's easier to inadvertently bump the "controls" on the buds than with other Shokz headsets that I've had, unintentionally pausing/playing/adjusting volume.

Absolutely love them for work. I can listen to music, carry on conversations, answer calls with ease and still hear everything going on around me. Because they sit outside of my ears. My ears drums do not get sore from device sitting down in. Also can use sound deadening ear protection and still get great music at much lower volumes than my air pods.

I have enjoyed using the new OpenAir Shokz. I wish there was a way to turn them off short of putting them in the case but otherwise they are great for listening to podcasts while I am walking and hiking without fear of losing them while still maintaining awareness of the sounds around me.

Like others have said, the touch controls are not easy to use. I must set the volume with my phone and am able to answer about half the calls using headphone controls. The controls are not obvious and don’t always respond to touch. Otherwise, I love the sound and comfort.

These are the most comfortable headphones I've ever worn. I love the fact that I don't have anything shoved into my ear canal. The battery life is decent for how I use them, which is on walks around the neighborhood or listening to audio books while I work around the house. They don't last the whole day, which is fine for me. The app makes it easy to adjust the sound, especially for speech which is different from music. Because these are open ear, they give great awareness of my surroundings. The downside is that they can be hard to hear in environments with loud background noise. For example, I cannot use them at the grocery store. In those environments, my Shokz bone conduction headphones work better. My big complaint is related to the controls on the headphones themselves. The tap zones on the surface of the headphones, per the instructions, don't work very well. It is very hit or miss. Sometimes, I can run my fingers along the small metal bevel strip around the edge to get the controls to work.

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'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.

These are great listening devices! I already had the Openrun Pro but wanted something a little more compact for travel. I love these! They are easy to use, secure in the ear and provide great sound quality. My only complaint is that I wish they were a little louder as sometimes it is hard to hear podcasts or audiobooks if you are in a crowded or louder area. Great product overall and would buy again!