Who woulda thought. SHOKZ actually went and digit. The open ear concept of noise cancelation actually works. The sounds around you sometimes tend to be a lot of Donald Duck-esh but dramatically reduced

I went to the open ear head phones when ear buds gave me an ear infection and l enjoy every minute with these sound is loud and clear with the ability to be aware of your surroundings or you can cancel the outside sound out

I love the look and sound of these headphones - when I am away from the gym. When at the gym, it is not always easy to hear what I'm listening to, despite the noise cancelling aspect of these headphones.

I was thrilled to wear them because the marketing was fantastic. I own the old ones and personally love them. I like the pros, but I don’t love them. They sometimes make a strange electric sound.

Great concept great fit great ambition. However just need a little more volume with some things I listen to. Not necessarily a Shokz issue but would love to be able to blow my eardrums out.

Much better than expected but I do feel some discomfort after a while. Could be because I also wear glasses or the shape of my ears. But I can wear them for a few hours before it becomes a bit unbearable

I am a headphone lover, and I keep buying different models. I can't believe they offer such great sound, comfort, noise cancellation, and open-ear options. These beat any headphones on the market.

Open ear inherently has limitations due to its design. These headphones are likely the best choice for experiencing the open ear option while sacrificing less of what you’d expect to.

I really love the headphones: the sound, the fit. The only missing thing is compatibility with Siri. It does not announce the messages and calls which makes them not 100% universal. If there is a way to improve this via SW updates, it will be great.

These hurt my ears after some time being in. I have had 3 other sets that gave me no issues at all being in for long periods of times. Open dots, open fit 2, and open run