Sound is incredible but I use these mainly for work and phone calls. The people I talk to report having a really hard time hearing me especially when there is background noise (other people talking in the room) where this did not seem to be an issue with my open fits I had. Made my ears sore the first week but better now. Any advice would be appreciated on the phone calls quality

I've used Shokz exclusively for over 10 years, on my daily walks, streaming movies every nite and using my phone while driving every day. They are totally comfortable, totally private, yet I can always hear what's around me. I just got my ear buds and am in love with them.

Trying to carry on a phone conversation isn't great. The person on the other end says they can't hear me. Also when trying to use the microphone speak function on the iPhone to dictate texts and such doesn't work well. It only seems to pick up bits and pieces of what I say

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.

They do not slip anywhere when I run/workout. I love that I can hear my music and hear when someone approaches me. They drown out most but not all of the background noise so I can still hear vehicles and people approaching if I am outside running. I love them. Couldn't be happier. My only complaint is my own fault because I have my inner ear pierced and I have to move my earring to get a good connection on that side. But again, that's my own fault. Just something to consider if you get this model.

I love my new Dots. The fit blew my mind as they are so comfortable! You almost forget you're wearing them. The sound quality is clear as well. I have worn the openskokz for at least 5 years and enjoyed. I thought I would give Opendots a try and I'm so glad I did.

The sound is good for open ear headphones. More bass than most. They are not an over the ear or in ear headphone yet have a great sound and imaging. The volume goes up fairly well if you are in louder environments. For walking, hiking and working out, they work really well and stay put. They feel like they are staying put and set pretty securely in your ears. I haven't done hours of listening however they are really comfortable for the time I use them

These are very good headphones easy to use. Great sound. Comfortable on your ear. Very good battery life. The only small issue is that if you have some external surrounding noises, you wind or machinery, they may cut in and out when someone is trying to hear you. I definitely recommend these headphones for all of the benefits vs the one small drawback.

I use these headphones in a factory and wear them for hours at a time. They are comfortable for extended periods, although I do start experiencing ear fatigue after a few hrs. They hold in place very well. The battery lasts my entire 8hr shift which is great for such small headphones. I do wish they were a little louder. The touch controls are okay, it would be nice if they were a little more sensitive. The Sony link buds don't require nearly as much tapping to control them.

They are the most uncomfortable shocks that I've owned to date. After a short period of time my inner ear was just throbbing from pain. The fact that there is not different functions available for the tap and pinch features it's just a little confusing to me. You have two different types of buttons but can only use the same function for both.