Shokz OpenFit Air Review. Open ear comfort with a few sharp edges

If you are tired of your ear canals hurting and you still want to hear the world around you, Shokz OpenFit Air sits in that narrow niche. Open ear, hook style, true wireless, IP54, multipoint, app control. On paper it looks like the end game for runners, dog walkers and people who hate silicone tips. Reality is close, but not perfect. Let’s go through it properly. At a glance Design, fit and comfort Open ear hook design that actually works Shokz is not new to … Read more

Are Shokz Waterproof? Complete Guide for Every Model!

Shokz headphones with various waterproof ratings for different models

Shokz, previously known as Aftershokz, is renowned for its innovative bone conduction headphones. One crucial aspect for users, particularly those engaged in sports or outdoor activities, is water resistance. This article explores the waterproof capabilities of All Aftershokz and Shokz models. Understanding IP Ratings The IP (Ingress Protection) rating is an international standard used to define the effectiveness of sealing against intrusion from foreign bodies and moisture in electrical enclosures. The first digit indicates protection against solid objects (0-6), with higher numbers representing better protection. … Read more

Oladance OWS Pro Vs. Shokz OpenFit – Battle of The Best Open-Ear Audio Experience

Comparison between Oladance OWS Pro and Shokz OpenFit earbuds

Shokz has dominated the growing open-ear earphone market for many years, but it is now seeing some steep competition from Oladance. The relative newcomer’s open-ear OWS Pro is gaining popularity and proving to be an excellent alternative to Shokz’s OpenFit. But which is better and more deserving of your hard-earned cash? Verdict: The Oladance OWS Pro doesn’t have a dust-resistance rating, but the Shokz OpenFit does. They are equal in water resistance, though. Oladance beats Shokz at battery life and color options, and offers one … Read more

Shokz OpenMove vs OpenRun: More Bang for Your Buck?

Shokz is arguably the leading brand when it comes to open-ear bone conduction headphones. The company brought the technology into the mainstream for commercial use, and it’s still leading the market with technical improvements. OpenRun is probably Shokz’s most popular model, but OpenMove is often recommended as an alternative. So, which is best, and what is the difference? OpenMove is a budget-friendly version of OpenRun. Its manufacturing quality is slightly lower, it has a slightly less comfortable fit, and its battery life isn’t as good … Read more

Shokz OpenRun vs OpenRun Pro: Is the Flagship Truly Worth It?

Shokz’s OpenRun (formerly known as Aeropex) has been the standard in bone conduction sports headphones for many years. However, Shokz released an upgraded model, the OpenRun Pro. Both models are for sale with no plans to discontinue the original. But many new users wonder which one they should buy, the OpenRun or OpenRun Pro? The OpenRun Pro headphones use 9th generation bone conduction technology, while the OpenRun uses 8th generation tech. This gives the Pro a slight advantage in sound quality and deeper bass. It … Read more

Shokz OpenFit vs Oladance OWS2 Reviewed: Battle of Open-Ear Comfort

Open-ear earbuds are gaining popularity at quite a rapid pace, and two popular options are the Shokz OpenFit and Oladance OWS2. A significant reason for their popularity is that they are comfortable for all-day wear but without the discomfort of plugging your ears like regular earbuds. But which of these two options is better for your all-day listening pleasure? Shokz OpenFit and Oladance OWS2 are similar in quality, performance, and user experience. Oladance has longer battery life than OpenFit, but OpenFit has a charging case, … Read more

Quick Fix: Shokz Not Connecting to iPhone

Shokz has put in a lot of effort to ensure that its headphones are perfectly compatible with as many devices as possible, including iPhones. This means problems don’t happen often; most people can connect without issues. But problems can still sneak in unexpectedly. So, what can you do when your Shokz headphones aren’t connecting to your iPhone? Shokz headphones use Bluetooth to connect with your iPhone, so if they are not connecting, it means there’s a Bluetooth problem. Most issues can be resolved by turning … Read more

Shokz OpenRun Pro vs. Apple AirPods Pro: Top Features Tested!

People are often looking for a combination of sound quality and convenience when it comes to headphones, and two options that are often compared are the Shokz OpenRun Pro and Apple AirPods Pro. Both are high-quality, premium devices, but which is better for your purposes? Shokz OpenRun Pro uses bone conduction, while Apple’s AirPods Pro uses air conduction. The AirPods Pro produce a louder and superior sound quality compared to the OpenRun Pro. On the other hand, OpenRun Pro offers true environmental awareness by not … Read more

Can Shokz Connect to Multiple Devices?

Shokz is regarded as the pioneer of commercial bone conduction headphone technology, and the company aims to pack every set of headphones full of features to improve our lives and listening experience. But since most people don’t use headphones with only their smartphones, people often ask me if it is possible to connect Shokz headphones to multiple devices. While traditionally, Shokz bone conduction headphones can connect to multiple devices simultaneously using a technology known as “Multipoint Pairing.” This allows you to pair them with two … Read more

How to Make Shokz Louder: 5 Effective Volume Boosting Techniques

Bone conduction headphones are an incredible feat of technology, but as great as their benefits might be, volume isn’t one of them. Many users, feeling their Shokz(formerly AfterShokz) are not loud enough, report that the output volume is considerably lower than regular earphones at the same volume level. So, how can you make your Shokz bone conduction headphones, such as the OpenRun and OpenRun Pro models, louder? You can make your Shokz(formerly AfterShokz) louder by increasing the volume on the headset. If that doesn’t suffice, … Read more