These headphones hold a charge for a very long time. They’re great for outdoor runs since they’re water resistant and still allow you to hear what’s happening around you. The fit isn’t snug like with inner ear headphones, but the wraparound style keeps them secured to my ears. Great option for anyone looking to try bone conducting headphones and for those (like me) who have ear holes that AirPods and regular headphones don’t fit into.

The case is too large, larger than the 2023 Shook OpenFit, they have more material, they are more comfortable. The base has increased, and yet they do have issues when paired with more than three devices: 1. iPhone 15 Pro 2. OnePlus 12 3. MacBook Air M2

I love how they feel on my ear and the sound quality. But for some reason I get audio glitches.... happens a few times out of a day. I'd give them 5 stars if not for that issue... will likely swap them out for another pair. Hoping I just got a faulty set and this isn't a common issue.

I am someone who wants to hear the low end, I like more bass in my music. I've tried so many styles and brands of headphones and ear buds that it's crazy. I was searching for comfortable and amazing sound and these have all that plus the fit is great! I had the mini blue head set but I didn't like the band at the back. These work great. They even fit with my glasses. Don't wonder anymore, go get them!

I have never had a pair of headphones that I could wear for any length of time because I have small ear canals. I have tried expensive ones and cheap ones and even when I found a pair I could tolerate, my ears would be aching after about an hour. I'm not super picky about the sound, but I think it's good. The most important thing is that you can have the best headphones in the world, but if they aren't comfortable they are useless. Shokz are great, I got them for the whole family!

I will forever miss the AfterShokz Titanium bone conduction headset. That was the best product they had. Since their replacement for that (the OpenMove) wasn't as good, I decided to try these OpenFit Air, which are NOT bone conduction. I was pleased with how the OpenFit Air sounded. Nice bass for my music, without even turning on the bass boost. Also, these sync up nicely with my laptop for when I watch streaming tv/movies. Unlike another set of earbuds I tried from another brand, these keep up so the sound matches the lips moving. They are mostly comfortable (never had a headset that had two pieces, and that go around the ear like these do), and only my right ear has a little spot on it that hurts a bit (but that's MY ear, which does that no matter what I wear) when wearing these. I do NOT like, however, that these lose connection to my laptop or phone a lot sooner than the Titanium and OpenMove did. With those two bone conduction sets, I could walk out my back door and go almost all the way to the outer edge of my back yard before they would start to lose connection. These OpenFit Air start to lose connection just 10 feet out my back door. Not that big of a deal, I don't go outside with them on intentionally, I just don't have time to remove them when the dog starts dancing at the door asking me to take him out. I have never used any of my headsets to make or take phone calls, so I cannot comment/rate that part of them ( I don't know if those functions work or not).

Very easy to use and light weight. Better than my previous Titanium ones that had the band around the back. However, it was nice to be able to press the button to find out how charged the battery was, and I don't think these Open Air ones have that feature.

They work great except for one glitch. I was turning the volume up and it got stuck turning up. I tried turning it down but it kept going right back up. I finally had to turn them off and try later. It did go back to normal but that is a concern. I was sweating a lot so maybe the button got wet???

I was worried from the pictures that they would be bulky and be uncomfortable or fall off. I was very wrong. They are light as air, do not move and the sound quality is so good that I had to repeatedly take one off to make sure that I was hearing through them and not the device they were connected to. My old pair was a trekz air and I am glad that I upgraded!

The sound is great and stronger for windy and places with more background noise. They do switch on the audio while attempting to place the on the ears, which is a bit annoying when you don't have them in place yet and an audiobook starts playing. They tend to cause some behind the ear discomfort with eye glasses unless situated just right.