OpenFit

I don’t have experience with the OpenFit, but I have the OpenRun Pro 2 and never notice the band. I prefer them over my AirPods and Beats Fit Pro because I feel like the buds never fit in my ears properly. I like how Shokz fit around my ears and I never have to worry about them slipping out on parti

Before buying something new as a fix, I’d first recommend just trying to ensure your AirPods are connecting to your watch, not your phone, via your watch Bluetooth settings. Easy enough. That may mostly resolve the issue for you. Then you can independently decide on Shockz — though, for me, it did c

I needed music my first run! I did wired (pre lightning) then AirPods but didn’t like issues you noted not to mention the grime and ear goo buildup. Tried bone conduction about 3 years ago and it’s way better. I made a recent post about shockz and was grilled by quite a few peeps. To me it seemed li

Shokz (or other.bone induction) are literally the answer to this question I also sometimes use open ear buds (I tried a few. I've some soundcores that do the job) to swap them for when they are charging on very long rides as well - my shockz are only good for 8-9 hours or so of solid play time.

actually i have some info for you, though i have only read about the shokz openfit pro. they have amazing new technology called opensound that includes some neat stuff including the first open-ear ANC they have developed. but they are $250. i would at least wait until you can read some hands on revi

Saw these for the same price last night at the Costco I go to. Was in the market for new buds with my Samsung Galaxy Buds Live getting older and the left one starting to sound quiet/muffled all the time. Had looked at some Shokz online but never heard of the brand before. For $50 and no risk with Co