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 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.

First, I love these. But there are a few draw backs. One is the volume - I use these in work meetings and phone calls in the office or car. I’ve had the volume all the way up and it’s still hard to hear at times. Ultimately I love these things because they’ve never fallen out (mountain biking, gym, etc). They’re comfortable and forget they’re even in sometimes. The battery life is insanely good! The dual BT feature is seamless and a game changer. Case and earpieces quality are perfect.

They are indeed comfortable, very user-friendly, and the sound does come through; however, I wish the grip was tighter around my ear so I would feel them bouncing whenever I run or when I'm doing any variation of ploy, jumps, or explosive exercises. Nonetheless, they are indeed good and worth the price for what they give, so I'd recommend them.

These are the absolute best headphones I’ve ever owned. They are easy to assemble you don’t even know you have them on. The sound is amazing and the price is well worth the money. These are better than all of the other products Shokz has. Every other Shokz headphones I have tried didn’t last the two years.

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 am LOVING my Shokz Openfit Air. My ears are so irritated by other in the ear headphones and the openfit air is exactly what I needed. I wear them every day and couldn't be happier. They come in a great little charging case, and they stay charged for hours and hours. I could not be happier with this purchase.

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.

I needed wireless headphones that could 1) be worn during yoga, 2) allow me to hear the rest of the household without them hearing my music, and 3) didn't plug up my ear canals as I am prone to irritation, earwax buildup, and infections. Openfit Air has done everything I needed.

I have a pair of Open Run that other than the band that connects the 2 bone conductors I love. I wanted to try the Open Fit because they didn't have the band. The way the Open Fit sit on the ear is very uncomfortable after a short period of time. I wonder if you tested any with a slightly different angel so they would be bone conducting