Not impressed with how they worked with my iPhone. I always felt that they were going to fall off my ear.

I am really impressed by these headphones. They stay in the ear well. You can't really feel them and they have great sound!

As a blind user, I really appreciate not needing to figure out whether I have the right or left earbud. I also love the open ear design because they do not interfere with my ability to since directional sound. I typically only wear one at a time so that when the battery dies, I can switch to the other one and keep my audiobooks rolling. I have done some experimenting with phone calls and reports have come in. That call quality is better when wearing only one earbud.

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.

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.

I give these a 3 star because when talking on them the person on the other end says everything sounds muffled. Especially in high volume situations. I have 2 other pairs of Shokz and am just disappointed in these. I love the design, because when wearing glasses they are not in the way. That was my biggest reason for purchasing these.

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!!!!

These are great sound-wise. They are stable and do not fall off my ears even during workouts. Call quality is amazing. The person on the other end can hear me very well. Only 2 things: Controls can be tricky to use. Squeezing the battery chamber does not seem to work when they are wet with sweat or rain. They can be a little uncomfortable before you get them adjusted well. Otherwise, phenomenal with great battery life.

Headphones are really comfortable and sound amazing. I can still hear everything around me, and even with both in I get clear audio but loud enough outside noise. The only complaints I have are that, A. You can't change/skip songs. It'd be great to be able to triple press or long hold and skip the current song. sadly, you can only pause/play and adjust volume. B. The microphone is terrible. If you're on the phone, there's no voice isolation, unlike Beats, Bose, or Apple, so the person you're talking to is going to hear ALL the background noise. Also, the microphone is very odd sounding and almost sounds as if you're in a bathroom with a slight echo. All in all, if you don't plan on using them for calls, they're amazing headphones. If you're a heavy talker (like I am) I'd look into other options.

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.