They are the most uncomfortable shocks that I've owned to date. After a short period of time my inner ear was just throbbing from pain. The fact that there is not different functions available for the tap and pinch features it's just a little confusing to me. You have two different types of buttons but can only use the same function for both.

Trying to carry on a phone conversation isn't great. The person on the other end says they can't hear me. Also when trying to use the microphone speak function on the iPhone to dictate texts and such doesn't work well. It only seems to pick up bits and pieces of what I say

The Opendots are easy to attach to my ear. I don't have to wonder about the fit or worry whether they will stay seated in my ear canal. Fantastic advantage to AirPods Pro. They are so light that I often can't feel them on my ear. I don't experience any fatigue or pain as with wearing the AirPods. The sound is very good for not being stuck in my ear canal. But I often miss my AirPods in loud situations in which the Opendots can get drowned out. The lack of FindMy support is also missed; so convenient to always bring to find AirPods or identify where they were left.

I bought these to wear while I run and bike. I think the sound quality is good and they are very comfortable to wear. Unfortunately there is some issue with the bluletooth connection so they keep disconnecting and reconnecting to my phone at random times totally disrupting the listening experience. As far as phone calls go the sound quality for the person on the other end of the call is very poor which makes phone calls essentially impossible.

The sound is good for open ear headphones. More bass than most. They are not an over the ear or in ear headphone yet have a great sound and imaging. The volume goes up fairly well if you are in louder environments. For walking, hiking and working out, they work really well and stay put. They feel like they are staying put and set pretty securely in your ears. I haven't done hours of listening however they are really comfortable for the time I use them

I've used Shokz exclusively for over 10 years, on my daily walks, streaming movies every nite and using my phone while driving every day. They are totally comfortable, totally private, yet I can always hear what's around me. I just got my ear buds and am in love with them.

These are great! I previously had the Bose Open Ear Ultra Headphones, which are very similar. People say I sound more clear on phone calls with the Shokz. They are also much louder than the Bose, which is really important for me during workouts. As someone with small ears, they are slightly large, but not to the extent that the headphones are uncomfortable to wear. The sound quality could be slightly improved for a more "immersive" feel, and I would like to have more options for the control features. I would also prefer buttons over touch features. Otherwise, I love these! You can wear them with sunglasses with no issues!

I have really struggled with call and Bluetooth connectivity. The prices are comfortable on my ears but functionally I'm quite dissatisfied. The connection is weak when my phone is in my back pocket, and even the slightest wind makes it very difficult to make phone calls. It's more clear to use speakerphone that to use these headphones most times. Because of that, I can not use them for work and plan to return.

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!

They sound great, but they are a little heavy! Any big movement will send them flying