I recently bought the Shokzs OpenDots One, and they are everything I was hoping for and more. The battery life is great, and they are perfect for all your everyday activities, like running to listening to your audiobooks on the porch. I will say if you are on the fence when it comes to colors, I got the silver/grey, and I think the color is very similar to the pink ones, but either way, you can't go wrong! I highly recommend this product to anyone who is looking for high-quality earbuds that are comfortable and won't fall out or hurt your ears.

Sound quality is not too consistent, it doesn't work well in noisy situations and if I'm on the phone, the other person said the hear all the background noise even when I have the settings to quiet the background noise. I worked out with them, they kept moving around and didnt stay put.

Pretty pleased with these. Very comfortable, light, and will not fall out. Sound quality is just right (customize within the app). Battery is great as well. If comfort and falling out of the ear are issues for you, give these a shot, don't think you'll be disappointed.

I was looking for earbuds that I could use in the lab, while being able to hear my colleagues and low ambient sounds in my environment. With these, I can hear almost all sound from the outside! However, I was really surprised that personally for the sound to be hearable, the volume level must be set halfway. I usually listen to music quietly, so it makes me wonder how useful this product will be for others who listen loudly. It would be useful if there was a greater range of volumes. That being said, for my needs, this product is great.

I honestly do really like the sound they make. The bass is solid, and the overall sound quality is nice and clear. BUT, the way it's designed only lets the sound come across cleanly if the speaker is aligned right with your ear. In other words if you shift the earbud out of the exact alignment it becomes quiet or not very clear. On top of that, the proper alignment blocks other sounds from your ear which is not ideal. On top of that the touch response is pretty poor and gesture settings are pretty unintuitive tbh. So while the sound quality is nice, they're just not designed or engineered very efficiently or optimally. (They would be better designed if they used the shape of your inner ear to bring the sound into your ear rather than needing it to be directly pointing at your ear hole(idk terminology). That way your ear would be more open to hearing other sounds and the alignment wouldn't need to be perfect for the sound to come across well. (I think Bose's open earbuds have a better engineered design that does that very well, but the sound quality is definitely not as good(a lot less to low key not enough at all bass is my main complaint with them).

Fantastic headphones that sounds great and stay where they are meant to. Only a slight problem where I try to put them in the case and they are still connected to my phone. This is more than likely my fault, just got to figure out what I'm doing wrong.

I've been using my openrun for a couple of years now and still love them but definitely desired to have the freedom of something more akin to individual ear pieces and these are perfect! The sound quality is fantastic and they're definitely comfortable. I took one star off because they do start to make my ears tender after a while, like some other reviewers stated but then again so do the openrun - I think I'm just overly sensitive. I can't use in-ear buds and have tried so many different headphones and listening devices over the years, and these are my favorite by far!

I wanted to love these soooo badly. Concept is cool. A few things wrong with them as a female with long hair that wears glasses. 1) my eyeglass stems are in the way of these fitting properly. So if you wear glasses, these aren't a good move to make. 2) they constantly (and way to easily) fall off when you're trying to adjust your hair out away from your ear; or, if you happen to be adjusting your hair on a long call, or that annoying piece of hair blows in your way and you try to nudge it back. One little whisper of a graze near your ear and these things come right off. From a tech standpoint — operationally — very frustrating. I had these in my case, in another room. I picked up my phone to listen to watch a short video and I had zero audio. My earbuds were still connected. As well, often when I pick these up to put on to prepare to make a phone call, or get ready for a phone meeting, my music automatically blasts in my ear. Last, unlike the “other” ear buds I used to have that actually would disconnect from a call when I placed them down, they would actually disconnect as I needed them too. Not these. Put them on your desk, and they still stay connected. Not convenient if you work from home and are walking around using them but then set them on a table, counter, or wherever. If you go into another room and make a manual non-earbud call, you have to run to the other room because you realize the audio is at your buds.

I'm a huge fan of Shokz (since first gen AirShokz behind the ear bone conduction) and they knocked it out of the park again! While I love my newest gen OpenRun Pro, I find these are more comfy for long wear usage and esp when I am reading in bed. Can go wrong w this company! Thanks for the improvements!

The sound is okay. I appreciate the comfort and lack of stuff in my ear canal. The start/stop controls are odd - laggy to respond - one side never seems to recognize double tap, even though i have them set to the same thing. The volume is kind of low.