SHOKZ OpenFit 2 Auriculares de Oreja Abierta, Auriculares Inalámbricos Bluetooth Verdaderos con Micrófono, Auriculares con Gancho para la Oreja

These earbuds sounded extremely good for not being in ear earbuds, and they are super lightweight so you forget you are wearing them! Very high quality and would recommend for casual wear! My only gripe is they were a little loose on my ear and if I ran they would bounce a little, hitting my ear, making it a little annoying at times.

VERY comfortable. INSANELY GOOD battery life, battery management, and charging speed.I listen to audiobooks and podcasts most of the time. Sometimes music, but I’m NOT an audiophile. I think the sound is very good, and I would 100% buy these again if they were stolen, but look to other reviewers for a serious assessment of music quality.Shokz absolutely honors their warranty, and their tech support is responsive.My only caution: if you’re all-in on Apple and regularly listen to more than two Apple devices, Apple’s own headphones have a real ecosystem advantage. The OpenFit 2 can multipair to two devices at a time, which is typical of non-Apple Bluetooth headphones. Apple’s device switching, by comparison, is remarkably elegant: AirPods can automatically move among supported Apple devices …

I am completely sold on these Shokz OpenFit 2 earphones. After many months of mostly continuous use for both work and play, my appreciation for them has only increased. At this point, my Shokz are as essential to my daily life as my phone — I don’t go anywhere without them.I bought my first set in August ’25 and immediately bought a second because I knew my husband would steal mine. I was not wrong. His are now just as permanently attached to him as mine are to me. These are incredible tools for so many reasons.The biggest attraction for me is comfort. I have serious insomnia and often fall asleep listening to calming music or recordings, so I needed earbuds that wouldn’t hurt my ears. Traditional earbuds are impossible for me — anything in my ear canal causes my sinuses to clog …

After a year and half of owning and warranty twice, I finally figured out what's wrong with these. The contacts inside the charging case slide down to the internals of the case, and don't make contact with the earbud. This leaves one or more earbud not charged. Also the earbud will not disconnect from your phone unless it is securely charging inside the case. Meaning...if the contacts in the case aren't touching the earbud contacts, you get no charge and no disconnect from your phone.I love these earbuds otherwise. After a year and a half I finally threw them in the trash, but dug them out a few hours later when I found I can buy a replacement case on Amazon.I would buy these over and over, but the case is a huge disappointment for a $200 set of earbuds. Great sound, good battery life, ve

These headphones are perfection! The main use I have for them is when I take my dogs on their nightly walks, which usually go for 3–5 miles. I live in Rural Colorado and having situational awareness, even out here, is huge! Not only for hearing wildlife, but cars, trucks and ATV's some of which don't have lights to alert you to their presence. My old headphones used microphones to relay the surrounding noises, but if it was even slightly windy, and it is windy a lot here in North-West Colorado, the wind noise in the mics would be too great, and you would have to turn off that functionality depriving you of your situational awareness.But these, you can hear everything absolutely transparently along with the music. Of course the louder you are listening, the less you will hear, but even at …

These are very good headset/headphones. I am deaf in one ear so I value being able to hear the world around me even with an earpiece in my ear so I love that these sit outside of my ear(s). Plus, studies show that earplugs cause bacteria buildup in your ear so having only one ear left, I don't want high bacteria levels in my ear caused by an earplug design headset. But primarily, the in-the-ear plug designs are horrible for me because I can't hear the world around me. So, over the years, I've used single (I only need one) Bluetooth headsets that have a design that sits in the ear, but doesn't plug in. However, this style is getting harder to find. The only ones left with that design are cheap BT headsets that don't have decent noise canceling (for the person I'm calling), sound tinny, and

I've been down the 'Open Ear Design' rabbit hole for a while now, and there's two things you notice right away - since your ear canals are (hopefully) wide open...The sound is like a Bluetooth speaker invisibly floating in space that only you can hear.Pretty cool.Oftentimes, though, that magic Bluetooth speaker seems kinda gutless.Not so cool.Because of this limitation, I have tried to spend my way into something with genuine punch...And this one smokes them ALL. Regardless of price.I finally have the kind of bass response I can live with in a form factor I can reasonably forget about all day. They're on right now because taking them off makes no sense. The damn battery lasts 11 HOURS. PER BUD. No obstruction at all - I can use a Qtip with them on. It's fantastic. And the lows are REAL …

I've been wearing Shokz Open Fit for years - since they came out. I love them and use them daily. I'm a long distance runner - half/marathon/ultras. These fit well for walking, running, and just doing chores and listening to audiobooks. They fit my very tiny ears and do not fall off. I find them easy to put on and easy to use. I do not use the taps to change songs or volume and all that - I just use my phone (I'm old school that way). The only issue I had with them is the sound was not very loud though the quality was pretty great with the mic as well. The color is ok but I would love a more muted color that is not black or tan - maybe a dark blue. Just to be different. I set my volume controls on the app as it was easier (and switch between the varieties as needed).The two things that …