OpenFit Air - Open-Ear Headphones, True Wireless Earbuds, Water Resistant, Secure Earhooks for Daily Use, Black

I’ve had these things for about two years now and I still love them. I wear these things constantly. Genuinely I wear these things more than I care to admit. I wear them during the day walking around the house and I wear them to sleep at night. The sound quality is very good of course but the things I really love about them are the practicalities that make a big difference when you really use your headphones a lot. They fit great and I can wear them for hours without discomfort. They are so light on your ears that can sometimes forget that I’m still wearing them. The case soooo much better than the no name Chinese headphones. The way the ear pieces rest one over the other makes them compact, and yet if you want to take out just one or the other, you can put your thumb on one to hold it in place and pull the other out with no problem. Then when you want to put them back in you can just drop them into place and the magnets really grab them and almost force them into the correct position for charging. And the overall fit and finish is noticeably better than the cheapies. These are absolutely not the cheapest over the ear headphones you can find, but for me they’re also absolutely worth the money. The funny part is I almost never wear both of them at once. I use them during the day to do things like listen to NPR while I do my morning routine, or have a podcast going while I do my chores. I double tap to stop what I’m listening to as soon as someone wants to talk to me and then when I return to my task I just double tap again to start my podcast. At night I wear one side and sleep on the other and during the night if and when I wake up to use the bathroom or something (see how often YOU have to use the bathroom at night when your my age), I switch sides. It’s easy to do night because the case really grabs the headphones and pulls them into the right charging position. Especially if you use them one at a time like I do and charge the other when not in use, you will never have to worry about battery life. It’s been a couple years now like I said and the battery life is still great!

Way back in 2017, I purchased a pair of the OG Aeropex headphones before they rebranded their company and brand lines. I think today's equivalent would be the Shokz Open Run. Anyway, I absolutely loved those headphones; they were my daily driver for everything from chores and yard work to biking and even driving as my vehicles does not have BT. The battery was still lasting more than 5 hours per charge, the sound hadnt changed... just wonderful. Then why did I 1) decide to try the open air and 2) why did i need new headphones? Turns out, as good as the Aeropex are, they're no match for a 6 month old puppy (see images). RIP Aeropex. I've had these OpenFit Air's for about 12 hours now. I've used them in three different common for me situations: driving, a work call, and working in the yard. Sound quality - Better than the Aeropex. The sound quality is higher, but you dont give up any of the awareness that i loved so much with the bone induction tech. - Volume was a little mixed. One of the podcasts I was listening too was a little too low, but music/calls were fine. I think it was more their mixing than the headphones - As they are not intended to be the highest fidelity / best sound reproduction buds, I dont review them as such. They wont win anything there. That said, they're more than fine for you if you're going in with the understanding that these are for being active, for hearing the world around you AND what is playing in your ear. IF you have those expectations, they're great. Fit / Comfort - For my ear, they fit perfectly. Not loose, not snug - they dont feel like they're going to fall out at all. - They're much lighter weight and easier on my ear. I've already forgotten they're on twice. If these had a battery that lasted 12 hours, I could easily have them on my ear all day and not feel a difference. That should tell you something. For comparison, I thought the Aeropex were decent and I could wear them for 2-3 hours without fatigue Controls - I'll admit, I havent yet RTFM, so this is me attempting to intuitively figure it out. - Pairing was super easy, didnt even need to long press/wacky tap or anything to enter pairing mode, it just did it out of the box. - They turn on and connect automatically, like my airpods do, nice. (I sometimes had to twiddle the Aeropex) - I have yet to figure out how to turn the volume up/down - Double tapping on the left bud seems to play/pause whatever you're listening to - There's something you can do with a long press, it makes the bud beep, but it's not intuitive - After I RTFM I'll likely understand more, but they're not the most intuitive (both the Aeorpex and Apple Air Pods are better in this reguard) Overall... I love them. I truly hope they last as long or longer than my last pair of Shokz headphones. Will update if things change!

I love the fact that I can hear what’s going on around me as well as perfect clarity through the headphone. Quality is top tier so far. So comfortable that I fell asleep with one on the other night because I forgot it was even there. They weigh nearly nothing. Only thing I don’t like is that I can’t have full control on one side or the other. The tap feature is subject to different sides. I needed these specifically for work to be able to answer calls from my boss because my hands are always busy (restaurant/bar management) & I can only use one because I have a radio headset on one ear at all times. Other than that, I love them!

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Nachdem ich die SHOKZ OpenFit Air nun ausgiebig im Alltag getestet habe, bin ich vor allem von einem beeindruckt: Man vergisst sie wirklich. Während viele Kopfhörer irgendwann anfangen zu drücken, ist das Konzept hier konsequent auf „Air“ – also Leichtigkeit – ausgelegt. 1. Tragekomfort: Der „Air-Earhook“ macht den Unterschied Shokz nutzt hier einen extrem feinen Bügel aus einer Ni-Ti-Gedächtnislegierung (0,75 mm dünn!). Passform: Der Bügel ist so flexibel, dass er sich jeder Ohrform anpasst, ohne zu klemmen. Besonders als Brillenträger ist das ein Segen, da der Bügel so dünn ist, dass er sich den Platz hinter dem Ohr problemlos mit dem Brillenbügel teilt. Gewicht: Mit nur 8,7 g sind sie federleicht. Das tropfenförmige Design sorgt zudem dafür, dass der Schwerpunkt so liegt, dass sie auch bei schnellen Bewegungen nicht verrutschen. 2. Klangqualität: Natürlichkeit durch DirectPitch™ Die Klangwiedergabe erfolgt über die DirectPitch-Technologie. Das bedeutet, der Schall wird präzise in den Gehörgang geleitet, ohne dass etwas im Ohr steckt. Audio-Profil: Der Sound ist extrem klar und ausgewogen. Stimmen in Podcasts klingen so nah und echt, als würde die Person neben einem stehen. OpenBass™ Air: Für ein offenes System ist das Bassfundament überraschend solide. Ein spezieller Algorithmus sorgt dafür, dass die tiefen Frequenzen nicht verloren gehen, was der Musik eine schöne Wärme verleiht. Privatsphäre: Trotz der offenen Bauweise dringt erstaunlich wenig Schall nach außen. In einer ruhigen Büroumgebung hört der Kollege am Nachbartisch erst etwas, wenn man die Lautstärke wirklich ungesund hochdreht. 3. Telefonieren & Mikrofone Hier punkten die OpenFit Air mit gleich vier Mikrofonen. ENC (Noise Cancellation): Die KI-Geräuschunterdrückung filtert Hintergrundgeräusche (wie Wind oder Tastaturgeklapper) laut Hersteller um bis zu 96,5 % heraus. In meinen Tests wurde ich selbst beim Gehen an einer belebten Straße immer klar und deutlich verstanden. 4. Akku & Konnektivität Laufzeit: Mit 6 Stunden am Stück (und insgesamt 28 Stunden mit dem Case) kommt man locker durch den Tag. Schnellladen: Wenn es mal schnell gehen muss: 10 Minuten im Case reichen für etwa 2 Stunden Musik. Multipoint-Pairing: Ein echtes Highlight im Jahr 2026 ist das nahtlose Wechseln zwischen zwei Geräten. Ich kann am Laptop ein Video schauen und sofort einen Anruf am Handy entgegennehmen, ohne manuell umschalten zu müssen. Pro: ✅ Überragender Langzeit-Tragekomfort (besonders für Brillenträger) ✅ Kristallklare Sprachqualität bei Telefonaten ✅ IP54-zertifiziert (schweißresistent und staubgeschützt) ✅ Sehr stabile Bluetooth 5.2 Verbindung mit Multipoint ✅ Natürliches Klangbild ohne Druckgefühl im Ohr Contra: ❌ Kein kabelloses Laden (nur USB-C) ❌ Die Touch-Bedienung erfordert am Anfang etwas Übung ❌ Bauartbedingt kein aktives Noise Cancelling (ANC) – man hört die Umgebung immer mit Fazit: Die SHOKZ OpenFit Air sind die idealen Kopfhörer für alle, die eine natürliche Wahrnehmung ihrer Umwelt brauchen – sei es im Büro, beim Yoga oder beim Spaziergang mit dem Hund. Sie bieten eine fantastische Balance aus Technik und Komfort, ohne das Ohr zu belasten. Wer „Earbuds-Müdigkeit“ kennt, wird dieses Modell lieben! War diese Rezension hilfreich für dich? Dann hinterlasse mir gerne ein „Nützlich“!

I’ve had these for a couple of months and I’m super happy with my purchase. They're comfortable and discreet, however because they’re open ear they aren’t that great in a busy/noisy environment but all I have to do is put the volume up and I can still hear the music. The battery life is also great, I can wear them for weeks without needing to charge. I definitely recommend.

These are so comfortable, they fit on my ears and don't interfere with my glasses. Great sound and easy connectivity.

Been using these for over a year and have to say, they're hands down by far, the best types of headphones I've ever had. I have a very nice over-ear headphones (high fidelity, amazing sound quality, noise cancelling) that haven't been used ever since I've bought these, because I just prefer the design and the quality of these open-ear headphones. I use them for workouts in noisy gyms, cycling, commuting on train, for daily work calls and just listening to music for hours while working. Everywhere I use them they are just perfect, not a complaint in all this time. The open ear nature allows me to be aware of my surroundings while cycling or running outside. In the gym, turning the volume a bit higher (depending on type of music) can cancel out the surrounding noise. Even my young daughter is using the headphones, and I feel more comfortable with her using them because of the open-ear design. I would rather her use this type of headphones than in-ear or over ear ones. The headphones don't have noise cancelling, which is great for me, as I always turn that feature off. The fit and the design is so good, I sometimes forget I have them on. Used these under hats in the cold seasons or with sunglasses while cycling or glasses while working and I've never had a problem with the fit, they've always felt very comfortable. Sound quality is nice, and the app allows you to play with the equalizer to tailor the sound to your specifications. I usually go through a full charge in a day or so, but they usually come out of the case in the morning and go back at the end of the work day, so battery life is pretty good and haven't seen any decrease since I have them. Since I use the headphones for work, I use the multi-point pairing and the switch between devices can sometimes be tricky, but to be honest, not sure if I blame the headphones or my work laptop. Switching between devices (when it happens) is very fast and seamless.