Honestly I did not expect to like these as much as I do! I got the OpenFit 2+ at the same time and was fully expecting to keep those instead of the OpenDots, turned out the OpenFit rubbed against my ears more. The Dots are not only lighter and less noticeable, they also stay on really well. The only minor issue I have is that the sound does change a bit depending on how these sit on my ears, but once I got used to them it's easy to adjust and find the right spot. I will say your own anatomy matters so these may not fit everybody.

Very pleased. Easy to clip on and figure out the tap or squeeze controls. Also easy to connect to two devices which is great. Disappointed in the sound when on a phone call but that is asking a lot of such tiny units. I primarily use these around the house for music. One ear does get uncomfortable after an hour or so but it's the ear not the Dot. I have the same problem with my bose sport buds, sigh, was just hoping these would be different.

The sound quality is great, super comfortable, and easy to connect to my phone. I've used 3-4 times. After the second time, I almost returned. The dots were constantly connecting/disconnecting which was frustrating. I've run two other times since and I have not had the problem. Using the features (volume, pause, forward) is a little difficult with gloves/hats/hoods on. I'm hoping more use/practice improves my experience.

These are not as comfortable as my old Aftershokz bone conducting headphones. Those had some comfort issues, as well, but these are worse. They irritate the backs of my ears. It IS nice that they don't wrap around the back of my head and get tangled in my hair. However, I had to turn off the touch controls. My hair would "tap" and activate the controls as it moved (it's long and curly). So I can't take advantage of one of the ways to interface with the product. I also prefer the sound quality and better ability to hear ambient noise available in the bone conducting headphones over these.

I use them mostly for spoken word podcasts, not for music. These things sit lightly on the outside of your ear, and deliver great sound. And there's the added benefit that you can still hear normal sounds from the real world around you. What's not to love?

I love these! I use these every day at work, home and at the rock gym. I love that you can listen to music and still hear when people talk to you. I also love that I don't feel them on my ears. I can wear them all day and my ears don't hurt. I also like that you can use one bud at a time, not all ear buds let you do that. The only problem I have is that it can be difficult to pause sometimes

I have owned more than 20 items by Shokz and AfterShokz. These Dots have been the intersting change ups. They are comfortable. They have great volume. I am very pleased with them although I was skeptical. I will be ordering more. Thank you for keeping up the great work you all do.

I wanted to love them, however the last few days I realized how sensitive they are. I can scratch my hair or turn my head and my music would start playing. Also, I've been told I sound muffled or very low. It's not until I move around that I'm heard clearly. I adjust them to see if I sound any clearer, but it didn't change much. The pros is they stay in my ear without dropping out when I workout. I love that. But I will need to call technical support.

I love almost everything about them but double tapping will not take most times. I have to keep tapping it until it comes on. I had the same problem with my last pair too. But the battery life is amazing now and they are very comfortable. The sound is so much better too.

Currently using for calls and podcasts, and the sound is fine. I'm told the microphone picks up well. The battery life is good, they get uncomfortable before they need to be recharged. They are secure, but seem to pick up touch sensors if I try to adjust them, and other times they don't pick up the touch sensors as well, so it feels like I'm smacking my ears. It's been difficult to learn the different touches for controls, but I think I like not having to push a button.