I work in a corporate environment so I typically only have one side in at a time. I have been able to wear these all day listening to music, and answering phone calls. They are very comfortable, the sound quality is crisp, and are a step above the OpenFit2s that I had before these. 10/10 would recommend.

These sound fantastic especially compared to the old pro version, but they have issues syncing with my laptop and with eachother. There is a noticable 1-2 second delay between the separate ear pieces some times. Sometimes it will fix itself, other times I have to take them off, put them back in the case, and restart them in order to get them to sync properly. I do worry about them coming off my ears more than I did my pros, but I'm getting used to it and they're pretty comfy even while wearing my glasses.

Fit and sound great. Much more comfortable to wear than in ear style headphones. Very disappointed that they do not announce Apple notifications, and do not like the singe button configuration. Wish they were more like Powerbeats that had two volume buttons and an on/off button. If they were 25% less, I could understand not having the same basic features, but since they are the same price I’d recommend the Powerbeats due to button conveniences.

I returned my bose ultra open earbuds and bought these, these are hands down 10x better. Sound, volume, fitment, base, and most of all call quality. The main reason I got rid of bose was the horrible call quality, these are perfect for everything. Buy without hesitation.

All the positive buzz I heard about these has generally been true. They sound great for being open ear, even pretty great not taking the open ear into the equation. The noise reduction is nothing short of mind blowing for something that's not physically blocking your ear canal. These things won't fall off your head. For any activities that require a lot of movement and impeccable situational awareness - these will do a treat!

I have tried several open ear headphones and enjoyed them in house or office, but outside or in public they have disappointed me. These definitely changed the game. The rich sound is consistent no matter where you are and the fit is comfortable, almost forget you are wearing them. I must say these are my new number one go to for music and calls.

I upgraded my OpenFit+ headphones to these, and they fit much easier over my ears. Even though they are larger, I prefer the firmer grip these provide. The sound reduction mode definitely doesn't eliminate surrounding noise like in-ear buds do, but it cuts the sound enough to maintain my awareness when cycling while helping me enjoy my tunes. A few odd bugs I have to mention: - If I am wearing a beanie or other headgear that partially cover the phones; the noise reduction will sometimes let out unpleasant squeaking and popping sounds. Not a huge deal though. - The buds will sometimes randomly disconnect from some devices, or one ear will cut out temporarily from time to time. - I wish there was a mono-mode available for these when I want one bud in and hear all the audio. Some podcasts have the host and speakers on separate channels, and these don't bode too well with those types of listening situations.

The ear hooks are super easy to install around the ears. Doesn't fall off while doing multiple movements. I've used some open ear concept type audio devices in the past and the OpenFit Pro blows all of them away. I really like the physical buttons as compared to touch. With touch functions you always have to deal with accidental taps. Sorry Shokz but it even blows the OpenDots One away as well. Super submersive bass, full and deep mids and clarifying highs. I'd rather listen to music on my OpenFit Pro then listen to my stock speaker system in my car. As for the battery i have no complaints. On a full charge I listened to music, listened to podcasts, made and answered phone calls and the OpenFit Pro went well past the 8 hour mark without chiming of low battery. It's gonna be a long time before I buy another set of listening devices in the future because I'm totally sold and satisfied with my OpenFit Pro's.

This is my first upgrade of many. I’ve had the Shokz OpenFit for about 3 years now and loved every single moment with them. Now I’ve upgraded to the Shokz OpenFit Pro. What can I say? You’ve earned a loyal customer for life. I absolutely love your product. I even have the shokz openswim nut didn't get to use them yet.

The voice quality difference between the OpenFit 2+ and OpenFit Pro have me on the fence. When listening to music, the person voice singing is much clearer in the 2+ although you hear more of the instrument sounds in the Pro but the voice doesn’t sound as clear. Like the voice has a muffled sound and I don’t mean like it’s being drowned out by the music, just not crisp and clear. If my wife didn’t have a 2+ I may not notice the muffled voice. Tried different setting in the Pro. It helped a little in voice mode when listen to music. But there doesn’t seem to be much of a difference I can tell between the modes. Phone conversations are great in both. I like the fit better in the Pro over the 2+. The added weight of the Pro isn't noticeable for me. The depth of music heard makes the Pro a winner. Just wish the voice could be cleared up some in the Pro to make it a clear winner. I have a pair of OpenRun Pro which I like and kept. Had a chance to try a pair of OpneRun Pro2, it had the same voice quality issues these two have. I return the OpenRun Pro 2 because the phone calls had the same issue. The OpenFit Pro sounds just as good on phone calls as the 2+ which make it harder to decide. One change I’d like to see in both the Pro/2+ is a button you can push on the side to answer instead of the button on the top side where you kinda have to use two fingers and squeeze.