These buds fit perfectly around my ear and get in the way of absolutely nothing (i. e. , they don't compete with my glasses and sunglasses for hooking over my ears and they don't press against my daith piercing)! They are incredibly lightweight and the color blends in nicely on my ears. I can wear them and get all the motivation I need throughout the day and still hear people when they talk to me. I can also garden along our busy street side of the house and can hear when people (or dogs) approach me. They are perfect for my needs! Love that they can go in either ear! The sound is great too - clear and crisp. I haven't used them on a call yet though but I'm not concerned as the sounds is great enough with music that I have no doubt calls will be fine too.

The band that wraps around the ear is loose so the part that is supposed to lay on the ear lobe won’t stay so I can’t hear anything. I have to continue to push the ear piece up in place. I was really excited about trying these as well but it looks like I wasted my money and will be returning to my normal brand, Raycon. If you plan to use the earbuds during any kind of movement then I highly suggest getting a pair of Raycons and save yourself some time, frustration, and definitely some money!!!!

I love them. I use them whenever possible. I have gotten rid of all other headphones I had. I take them everywhere with me. I listen to mostly podcasts and the audio is great for podcasts as far as for music I would say a 4. 5 stars for them on music.

The initial fit was really nice. Afyer wearing them for a little white they began to hurt my ear. Just one, but hurt. The sound quality is fantastic. The features of how to operate are confusing. I was hoping to up grade to these, but the bone style is far superior.

These headphones are among the best Shokz has made. I own the OpenMove and OpenFit2. These are by far the best headphones of the lineup, especially compared to OpenFit2. They fit very snuggly in the ear, I love that you can put each bud into any ear (no more left/right), they charge wicked fast and don't block the ear canal. If you are running or cycling, OpenMove may be the better option for situational awareness and sound, but for everyday use and light indoor workouts, these are a great option!

Don't sit well in the charging pod, so sometimes the left sides just DOESN'T charge completely and dies midway through the day. No warning for low battery, just DEAD which is really annoying. May not be the best choice if you have smaller ears, takes up a lot of real-estate and blocks out ambient noise. Which can be 50/50, but if the point of open ear is to still hear your surroudings, this muffles it quite a bit.

Got them just in time for vacation. Did great on the plane I was able to hear my music. Very comfortable for a three hour flight and the whole entire day. I have already convinced several people to buy them for themselves after only having them for two weeks.

Microphone sounds flat and like user is wearing a mask. Audio sound quality is excellent. Very comfortable to wear, but majority use is calls not music for me. Still solid, and might be good for occasional calling. For heavy call use openrun pro or opencomm are still better choices

These are very good headphones easy to use. Great sound. Comfortable on your ear. Very good battery life. The only small issue is that if you have some external surrounding noises, you wind or machinery, they may cut in and out when someone is trying to hear you. I definitely recommend these headphones for all of the benefits vs the one small drawback.

I love these things, use them for every run and I enjoy it. They are easy to pair and don’t move too much even when I’m sweaty. The sound is better than past versions of Shokz I’ve used. Two things I wish I could fix, one is they disconnect from my iPhone occasionally or think they aren’t in my ears, not sure what the issue is. It causes me to have to press play on my phone or reconnect when I’m on a phone call. The other is the controls, I wish there was a way to enable volume up/down and skip song at the same time. You have to choose between the two, which kinda sucks because they go hand in hand. The tap to pause works well but I don’t think it’s needed on both headphones. All around good headphones with a few minor nit picks.