They are very cute and while I agree they are lightweight they sit very odd on my ear and they hurt. Overall I was not very impressed. They do stay on fine when you run but im not so much of a runner that having to tap my normal buds back in completely derails my run.

The headphones sound amazing and really help with being able to listen to my surroundings but still have some background music if I want. The only downfall is that the pressure the headphones place on my ears can get a bit uncomfortable at times and require adjusting every so often.

The only reason I bought the new OpenFit Air was because I accidentally ran my previous pair through the washing machine for nearly two hours. I figured they were done for and immediately bought a replacement for work. After letting the old pair dry out, they ended up working perfectly and still do a month or two later. Honestly, if I had never used the older model, I'd probably rate the OpenFit Air four or even five stars. But after comparing them side by side, this new generation feels like a step backward in a few key areas. I work in I.T. and regularly switch between three devices: my desktop and the two mobile devices I carry around during the day. I also use the earbuds one at a time so one can charge while the other keeps going. With that setup, comfort and smooth device switching matter a lot. The updated metallic design looks nice, but some of the redesign choices don't actually help. The battery used to sit near the earlobe, and now it's built into the main housing of the earbud. The new rubberized loop looks good, but the change in weight throws off the balance. The older pair sat on my ear more naturally and felt more secure. The fit is where I notice the biggest change. The older model was so comfortable I'd forget I was even wearing it. This new version has a slight pinch. It's not painful, and I stop noticing it after a while, but it's still a step down in comfort. Switching between devices is also more touchy than it used to be. When I go back to my desktop, which is my third Bluetooth device, I often have to toggle Bluetooth or re-pair the earbuds to get them to connect. The older pair wasn't perfect either, but they handled switching better than this. I was also disappointed that Shokz still hasn't added wireless charging to the case. At this point it feels like something that should be standard. Overall, the OpenFit Air works fine, but the previous version set a stronger baseline. The changes in this model make it feel like a downgrade in comfort, balance, and device switching compared to the older one. Happy enough with purchase to keep and use almost daily

I love these. Fit it great since I figured out how to connect to my glasses to keep securely in place!! Sound is amazing, no distortion or feedback, can still hear conversations around me so I don’t feel disconnected. If I could only figure out how to connect with my tv?

Sound quality is good and it fits well. Do not like that it doesn't talk (tell you battery life, etc) you have to download the app and check. Also has terrible battery life. Too many times I've used it a few times for a short runs and it's dead. My old $30 one lasted 3x as long

Love these. I've been on the search for earbuds that I could wear at work. Traditional earbuds fall out of my ears and I need to be able to hear sounds around me. These have a great battery life, clear sound, and I can wear them comfortably with my glasses all day. On more than one occasion, I went to bed with one on because I forgot I was wearing them.

I don't know if I'm wearing them wrong but sometimes the back portion of my ear will get a a bit fatigued but I love the fact they're not in my ear hole I can wear them at work and still hear everything that's going on around me the quality of the salary is excellent

Nice fit once you adjust to them

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great product.

They were a gift and don't even reach my ear hole. Very small.