I've had these for a couple of weeks now and use them several times throughout the week (mainly while riding my mountain bike). The sound is superior compared to the open run type (which I still use sometimes). Here's what I don't like. . . skipping tracks or advancing through commercials on my podcasts is not great (there isn't a physical button to push rather a touch point / area) and you have to get the cadence just right; two taps will pause / resume and three taps will advance / skip. In the colder months (like now) I wear gloves and the volume control does not work with gloves at all. Here's what I do love. . . the sound once again is amazing, they're very lightweight and comfortable on the ear and they don't interfere with eye-ware or my helmet.

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 bought these to use at work but use them all the time now. They are so comfortable that it's easy to forget you have them in, even when being worn for an entire work day. I was also pleasantly surprised at how great the sound quality is for music. For anyone looking for an open-ear option I can't recommend these enough.

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.

I've been using the Shokz OpenDots for a while now and I'm really impressed! The open-ear design is super comfortable—you can still hear what's going on around you while enjoying your music or calls. The sound quality is surprisingly clear and balanced for open-ear earbuds, and they stay securely in place even when I'm moving around or working out. I also love that they're lightweight and breathable, so I can wear them for long periods without any discomfort. The battery life is great too—it easily lasts through a full day of use. Plus, the charging case is compact and easy to carry. If you want earbuds that keep you aware of your surroundings but still deliver great sound, the Shokz OpenDots are definitely worth it.

Some callers complaint how I'm sound. But it may be with cellular data use like WhatsApp and such. Most time it's ok. My personal complaint- when got disconnected from the phone- the connect/disconnect indicating sound is VERY LOUD. Otherwise it's good quality sound for music.

I got these for running. They are comfortable, the sound is great and I love that I can still be aware of my surroundings. Music sounds great, and calls are also clear. I actually forgot I was wearing them when I turned the music off, that's how comfortable they are. The battery life on them are also amazing! I've been wearing them for two weeks. I wore them for a 5k, my daily runs, strength training, cardio (even burpees) and when I'm in the office and when I'm cleaning the house. Countless hours of use in the past two weeks and they are at 70% battery life. They live up to my expectations I needed for my runs, plus some! I was told by another person that owns these that I would not regret this purchase and they were right.

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.

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.

Work great comfortable and stay in place while working out or in the yard gardening.