There's a lot of hype about the noise cancelling ability on these. . . but be realistic - they are still "open ear" design, so they are nowhere near as good as in-ear or over-the-ear headphones for cancelling out sound. I've found they are passable at reducing consistent noise - like air conditioning or fans, or road noise in a car. But they're not as good with background conversations or more random noises. That sound still comes through easily. And as far as sound quality, IMP, they sound better than the OpenRun Pro, but again, an in-ear or over-the-ear version sounds significantly better. I mainly bought them for cycling, and once the snow goes away, I'll see how they do with the wind noise.

I have been trying to find the perfect balance between good sound and the ability to hear what's going on around me. I've been using Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 since they came out and have loved them but, after 3 or 4 hours on the bike, the pressure on my temples starts to get a little annoying. I decided to try the OpenFit Pro and was blown away!! When reviewers say you forget you are wearing them, they are not kidding! And the sound quality is way better than bone conduction. I run them with the noise reduction set at default and they are great! Keep your expectations anchored in reality and these perform better than you can imagine! Of course, going downhill at 48 mph, the wind is gonna wash them out, but at a normal 18-22 mph, the music comes through, sounds good, AND you can still hear the traffic and bike computer alerts. I have finally found what I was looking for. Shokz knocked it out of the park with this one!!! HIGHLY recommended!

I absolutely love these headphones. The sound is amazing. I do not have to worry about them being stuck in my ears and hurting them. The bass is the best by far. I love the ability to have noise cancellation in them as well. This is the best investment for headphones that I have ever made.

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.

I've always used the bone induction headsets because anything in my ears always hurt for extended wear. Once I figured out the setting for the sound quality and made sure my phone was set correctly, wow! The noice cancelling needs some work as that lovely high pitched siren randomly goes off. Pretty comfortable and the adjusters work for weird shaped heads like mine. I do wear glasses all the time and there is some issues when running/having to jostle around, only true complaint.

Of all the years i have used Bluetooth ear buds, These are by far the best I have ever had. So easy to pair to my phone, it says the distance is about 10 meters but I get much more distance than that. The sound quality is unmatched to any of the previous Bluetooths I used. Phone conversations have been crystal clear on my end and the person I'm talking to. The wireless charging to the case is definitely a big plus as well And the battery life igreat. They are so comfortable that at times I think it feel off and I grab my ear to check if its still there. Overall the Openfit Pro is TOP NOTCH. I would and do recommend them.

I've been using Shokz since their first banded style. I love the open ear concept. I definitely prefer the independent ear pieces. My only drawback is the fit. After wearing the for a few hrs the ear fatigue is real. I would love for them to try to make independent ear ones that sit in front of the ear similar to openruns. Also the button is quite small and when I wear these working I like to be able to pause but using my shoulder but can't with these. Overall I'm happy with the purchase but this is what I would say can improve them.

Both the ShokZ Open Run Pro 2 and the Open Fit Pro stay in place all day and eliminate the itchy ear canal problem the occurs with the in-ear iPods. I would give the ShokZ 5 stars if I could adjust the angle of the speakers to align more closely to the ear canal. The position they currently have necessitated increasing the volume significantly.

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.

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.