The controls are a bit touchy, but I enjoy them— bought them with the intention of sleeping in them and they are incredibly comfortable. I can‘t stand the feeling of things in my ears, but dislike the bulk of laying on my side with over the ear headsets. These are the best of both worlds, and are great for walking around in public (when you want some situational awareness!)

The sound is excellent. Listening to music is a pleasure as lower frequencies are present and the tonal balance (highs, minds, lows) is good, with nothing needing to be over-emphasized to compensate for anything missing. The sound quality during phone conversations is excellent as well with good balance and clarity. The upsides and downsides of the open-ear design are something to consider. There is no isolation for what you're listening to, so whatever sound is happening around you in your environment can be heard as well. Traffic, people talking, the ambient sound in an airplane when you're flying - it all can be heard while wearing these. You decide if that's a good thing (you're not isolated from your environment) or a bad thing (you're not isolated from your environment). I think these do a remarkable job in accomplishing their goal. The quality of sound for both music and the human voice is excellent and they function well for phone calls, music, etc. . They're comfortable as well. They do not isolate you from what's around you; if that's a requirement for you, these may not be your best choice. Otherwise, I highly recommend them.

I liked everything about these when I tried them at home, pairing was easy enough, the sound quality was better than my current runners, the Aeropex, without the pressure from the band. The Openfit Air were comfortable, light, stayed in place and were sunglass friendly. The touch controls would skip a song, pause, or adjust the volume when I didn’t want them to. On my first run, the controls went haywire as soon as I started sweating, and each side fought to adjust the volume continually until it got so loud I had to remove them. This happened repeatedly. I decided to send them back, and the return seemed easy enough. Maybe Shokz could make a version with real buttons. Luckily, I still enjoy my Aeropex even after three years. Thanks and good luck!

I had been wearing trekz from 2020-2024 and loved them except for the crappy microphone and their fragility when traveling. They finally broke while in a backpack, so I tried the Open Air Fits. The Open Air Fits have a nice small case to keep them safe when not in use, the sound quality is *much* better, and the mic still works well after a few weeks of regular use! They are comfortable enough that I use them for everything from remote work calls to podcasts during chores. They fit well enough to stay put for running too! Love these.

I like the sound of these, and I’m impressed with the amount of base they produce. I also like the freedom to continue listening to music, but also be able to hear what’s going on in my environment. The ear hooks are very effective and providing a waitlist Sensation while wearing these.

Like others have said, the touch controls are not easy to use. I must set the volume with my phone and am able to answer about half the calls using headphone controls. The controls are not obvious and don’t always respond to touch. Otherwise, I love the sound and comfort.

Great headphones better than my Airpods (which I lost). These headphones sit securely on my ears and are comfortable. The Shokz app is fantastic too, switches from my Iphone to my laptop with ease. App is easy to use and decent battery life - gets me thru the work day. I'm a fan!

Received these for Fathers’ Day, but I’m honestly disappointed. Instead of transmitting sound via bone-conduction as the numerous other Shokz we’ve had in the past, these simply have tiny speakers and are “open” to allow ambient sound to also be heard passively. The tiny speakers sound fantastic, mind you. Even if you’re looking for something along these lines, I’m sorry to tell you that, at least for me, these will not stay on my ears. Simply leaning forward, laying down, or moderately vigorous activity will allow gravity to snatch these away from your head. I received these as a gift, and I’m really grateful. My kids and wife however were not aware that these weren’t bone conducting, nor that they would have a desire to wander. If I could return them, I would.

I'm a devoted customer, and that won't change. I've been using your gear long before the name change. These openfit Air headphones has a problem staying connected, at random they will suddenly stop playing. It is mildly annoying. Nothing beats my first pair in terms of all around quality. If we could get this issue resolved I'd be happier.

I have been using shocks for a few years now. I hated the band on the open run, I have a small head so I figured I would try these and I absolutely love them. I like to only use one ear at a time, charge fast and when one ear died I went to the other and got another few hours of listening. Very clear, sit comfortably and charge rather fast. Definitely recommend.