OK, so let's get the one "issue" out of the way. Compared to most closed TWS products these don't have the same sub bass thump. The bass is there but it a very natural bass so no big sub woofer type bass. So if that an absolute must, these while better then the older model and the one othe open earphone I own, are still not there. But I am unsure any open style ear or headphone ever will be. But that's not really who this headphone is for anyway... this isn't meant to drown out the world. It's meant to allow music to become the soundtrack of your life again, and this regard the Openfit 2 delivers in spades. I bought these as an alternative to using that other style while at home. I know they are meant for sports and when it warms up I will likely use them for jogging and walking. But in my case I wanted them for home use even more. Because I started to feel isolated from everyone with the other style. In this regard these have been amazing, suddenly I can work and feel more connected to my surroundings while being inspired by great music. The bass that is delivered sounds great with rock, jazz, classical, and accoustic music, while the midrange and treble offer a very expansive sound with enough detail to be engaging but not distracting. They sound an awful lot like an openback over ear headphone of you have ever heard that type of product. In regards to the case , battery life and fit. I find the case a bit large but not excessively so. I installed the free rubber outer case I got and am on the fence about it. I appreciate the extra protection, but find it's a lint magnet and sticky to pocket the case and slightly to heavy for shirt pocket comfort. Battery life is exceptional. I easily wore these from 8am to 8pm and still had 20% battery life left. This was not solid music all that time, more likely around 5hrs, plus maybe 2hrs of meetings with paused music the rest of the time. But that is a huge win for me because I literally just wore them for the entire day. Which brings me to comfort. Because they don't go in ear. I literally wore these for 12 hours with ZERO discomfort with long stretched where I forgot they were hookef on my ears. I even found I could wear these to bed with more comfort than some of the smaller TWS I specifically bought for that purpose. Not perfect for side sleeping, but more manageable than I would have thought possible. So I feel comfortable if any of my reasons for buying these resonate while your reading, wholeheartedly recommending these. OH, almost forgot! Microphone quality has also been very good with no complaints for phone calls or teams meetings. I have also had a couple calls while walking outside with my wife and no complaints there so far. One final caution / issue. I had some hanging issues when using multipoint. I have followed some reset instructions from Shokz support and so far so good. But have not tested enough to say for 100% certainty the issue is resolved. So can not fully recommend if that functionality is a deal breaker. I will update this review in a week or two with a final verdict in this area. UPDATE on the Multi-Point issue: Follow up on my issue. Unfortunately it happened again today. BUT the cause is how I use Teams on both phone and computer. I initiated several calls from my computer and received one call from my computer successfully. But I then had a call come in from Teams and could not answer quickly, consequently both my phone which also has teams installed started to ring, so my PC and my phone both tried to use my Shokz at the same time and it quickly locked up. This is more of an unusual issue of having 2 devices hammering the Shokz at the same time from the same app. Not a very typical or supportable issue for Shokz to manage. So I have found a setting in Teams (on my phone) to block notifications when active on another device, testing to see if this resolves the issue fully. Until the failure the app on the phone and the Shokz worked without issue other than a bit of lag switching back and forth. Read more

I run regularly and have used several earphones in the past, including the Jabra Elite Active 4, Soundcore V20i, and Suunto Sonic. These are hands down the best of the bunch for running and workouts. Pros: Great Build: Silicone and metal combo feels durable yet lightweight. Easy Pairing: Connects quickly without hassle. Impressive Sound: Much better than other open-style earphones I’ve tried, and far superior to bone conduction models. While not quite in-ear quality, the sound is pleasantly balanced. Physical Buttons: A standout feature. Reliable and far more practical during workouts than fiddly touch controls. Cons: No Audio Cue on Pairing: It would be helpful to have a sound or tone when they pair. Right now, you don’t know they’re ready until music plays. Pricey: Slightly expensive, but I used a 10% discount and a birthday voucher which made it easier to justify. If you're serious about exercise and want dependable, great-sounding earphones, these are absolutely worth considering. Read more

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Excelente produto para os runners que gostam de correr com auscultadores confortáveis e leves, e manter a atenção na estrada e no que se passa à sua volta. Read more

I’ve tried several Shokz models, including the OpenRun and OpenDots One, but the OpenFit 2 strikes the ideal balance between comfort, stability, and sound quality. Here’s why they’ve become my top choice: 1. Secure Yet Comfortable Fit The OpenFit 2 lands perfectly between the OpenRun and OpenDots in terms of fit. They have the stability of the OpenRun’s ear hooks but avoid the in-ear sensation of the OpenDots, making them much more comfortable for long use. Pairing them with sunglasses (which I always do while cycling) makes them even more secure. 2. Superior Audio Quality Both the OpenFit 2 and OpenDots deliver significantly better sound quality than the OpenRun. The OpenFit 2, in particular, shines with richer bass and overall clarity. They also get much louder than the OpenRun or even the OpenRun Pro, making them perfect for noisy environments or when you want your music to really hit. 3. Sweat-Resistant and Durable With an IP55 rating, they’re slightly more durable than the OpenDots (IP54), and they handle heavy sweat during cardio sessions effortlessly. 4. Practical and User-Friendly Design • They’re larger than the OpenDots, which makes them harder to lose or misplace. • The physical buttons are a big improvement over the OpenDots’ touch controls, which became unreliable during sweaty workouts. • They don’t move or irritate when wearing a hood, and they avoid the “earring” look of the OpenDots, which is a minor but nice aesthetic improvement. Final Thoughts The OpenFit 2 is the perfect choice for those who want better sound quality than the OpenRun while maintaining a stable, comfortable fit. They blend the best features of the OpenRun and OpenDots, making them ideal for everything from running and cycling to gym workouts and casual listening. Highly recommend them if you’re looking for a reliable, versatile option! Read more