Shokz OpenFit Air vs OpenFit: Shokz truly wireless earbuds tested by 3 runners

[@londonl.5892]

Thank you for the early comparison - very helpful!

[@simonebologna464]

Thanks for the thorough reviews! Not to criticize but personally would appreciate if you include a female or small (headed) reviewer. Possibly you did but just didn't indicate..

[@edlmarks]

It looks like the OpenFit Air has a bit of a curve to it. Does that make it fit your ear any better or make the sound project better into you ear?

[@everfreeeeee]

so you means Sound quality is same Battery life same , so the only different is cheaper in price for OpenFit Air and the design ?

[@JohnSmith-ns6dp]

That's exactly what I want to know.

[@305dadecounty305]

Calls sound better in last years openfit.

[@JohnSmith-ns6dp]

@@305dadecounty305 What about music and podcasts though?

[@paulmulks]

The openfit air uses exactly the same drivers as the Openfit. The only difference is in the sound quality of the Bass. So if like me you like a bit more bass in your music then you need to go for the Openfit

[@mingkee27]

I got Open Fit for $120 Sound is pretty good and I set "no EQ" It's good in work environment

[@morgkxx1]

I have bought both my issue is answering calls. I can tap to answer calls it does not work or have a spot to push to answer. The bud does not work right away wear do I push the bud for it to work. I have missed so many calls. I really like the open fit design I tried both I need to know how to answer a call on this apparatus. Karen M

[@ErikHuiberts]

Did no one else notice phantom touch presses with the OpenFit Air? In almost all my runs the double tap (volume up/down) was triggered out of the blue, after 40/50-mins. Got a replacement in and still the same thing happened 😞 Hate these touch controls, wished they sticked with physical buttons like on the OpenRun series.

[@ohmlawx]

Thank you for the video. Its really help me to make a decision to buy which model..

[@JuicyHero]

The thing is openfit has dropped down to 125$… just 5$ more

[@kristyhuber7835]

Where did you see that price? Not the case on their website.

[@sean5520]

Those must be the 2.0... I have the earlier ones and the only drawback I have is in the winter when I have to wear a beanie or a pullover face mask, the touch controls are sensitive, do you have this with the new ones

[@lowebehold]

I’ve read that you can turn off the touch controls on the OpenFit Air.

[@paulkline3011]

I have the open fit airs and yes you can turn off touch controls in the shokzs App. Which I did. I do all controls on my Galaxy watch.

[@MrChanny]

The open fit product series seems so underwhelming in general.

[@Staroy]

how so?

[@chillblue1650]

Elaborate. What more do you want? It seems like these products serve their purpose well.

[@MrChanny]

@@chillblue1650 a product that serves thier purpose well is the openrun. This product does not. Its overpriced, fit is awkward and the controls is a mess. Releasing an almost identical product suggests they didn’t hit the mark. The openfit air makes it slightly more competitive with a lower pricing but for these type of headphones, just go elsewhere.

[@isaiah5723]

@@MrChannyI’d disagree with fit as that’s subjective to each person. I have a pair and they fit so good I even forget they are on my ears at times. I will agree that the touch feature isn’t as good as apple products but they aren’t gonna fall out or irritate the ear like most others do after wearing them for a long period.

[@capturedbyfabian]

On the air Desing is great and the sound is pretty nice but the call quality becomes annoying when people can’t hear you and have to repeat myself 100 times 😢