– OpenDots ONE Open Ear Headphones, Premium Dolby Audio 6.5g Clip On Earbuds 40 hrs Playtime, Bluetooth 5.4, Wireless Earphones with Mic, Fast Charging, IP54, with Cleaning Cloth, Commuting- Black

Bought these and returned them to early in haste as I felt my Huawei freeclips sounded better. The shokz seemed to have a problem with the treble being rolled off too much and as I am 67 I need a little more to play with these days. Other than that they sound good,and we're very comfortable to wear. Now my wife has a pair I thought I might have another play and am glad I did....I solved the problem as follows.. Firstly enable Dolby on the Shokz app,then enable Dolby on your device but select a VOCAL and not music. I also tweeked the last two treble bands on the app equaliserThis for me solved the problem,lifting both the mid and high ranges. I now have a sound which is perfect to my ears anyway. Switching back to out of the box sound certainly confirms that they rolled the treble off a bit too much, as some YouTube reviews have commented on,namely 'Gamesky' who, apart from this liked the Shokz. Give it a try if you feel the same as me and have a play. My tastes range from Prog rock,Rock, NWOBHM, and some Classical from time to time. These buds seem to cover all of these genre's which all sound fantastic to me... Try 'em, expensive yeah,but you won't be dissapointed..😉

I have tried many open earbuds and have been very happy with them, although I did keep to the cheaper range, but still excellent value for money. But seeing as it's Xmas, I had a sudden rush of blood to my head and bought myself an early pressie. First impressions, they looked a premium product, very light, but the sound... Blew me away, they are fantastic. So warm/rich and it was like I was listening to all my songs anew. I am not an audiophile, but I know what I like. Bass is very good for an open ear bud, they will never achieve the same level of bass as an over ear headset, but compared to all the other open buds I have tried these are by far the best. Some review sites rate the Bose earbuds for audio quality, and they may well be right, but they are another £100. I did not buy them for running etc, so can't really comment about how well they would stay in while exercising, but a good head shake and nothing fell out. Battery is excellent, had a good 9hrs out of them with Dolby turned on. Bluetooth connectivity is solid and connects to my Sony NW-A35 instantly [excellent player, don't know why they stopped making it], have left my DAP in the kitchen and get anywhere in the house and to the bottom of my garden [about 20m], no issues whatsoever. Charging case: Really good, nice looking, sleek, very small, keeps the buds safe and charges, what more can you say. Comfort: Have had these in for an 8hr shift [only stopped because the battery died in the DAP] and no issues, very light, you forget you are wearing them. Would be more than happy to try the Bose Ultra's, but at £240 [originally £28] sorry Bose, Open Shokz at £140 beat you, plus there are quite a few reviews about the charging case failing on the Bose Ultra's, plus you only get 4hrs out of then with the dynamic audio setting on. The Shokz give 9hrs and have wireless charging. For a Noise Cancelling Headset then you can't go wrong with the Bose QC's, I have a pair, had them years, they are great. But for a pair of open buds, then I can highly recommend the Shokz.

I love the open ear concept. Mainly because I have to jam buds into my ears until they hurt. The Open Fit Airs were a godsend for me but the over ear fit ached a bit with extended wear. These Dots are absolutely comfortable. They look good, sound good and have excellent volume. The mic works very well on calls. They are a bit fiddly to position and easy to dislodge from the perfect location when running and operating them. Fat cold fingers make operation difficult. You can't just bash your ear a couple of times like you can with the Open Airs. So, performance is fantastic, looks are great, fit and security are good but they are a bit fiddly to operate.

Firstly, the sound quality is generally great and the idea works well except it rather depends on how big your ears are! Since they hook around the ear quite ‘tightly’, for me, they don’t quite reach the actual ear canal so I do lose a bit of sound, particularly the bass frequency. However, the rest of the sound is great so I can live with that but if you are into heavy bass and you don’t have small ears then you may be missing something.

Love these open ear headphones! Perfect to use during workout.

Fidèle à la marque Shokz. Y a vraiment rien à dire, c'est les écouteurs de qualité qui conviennent pour ceux qui souhaitent rester attentifs à leur environnement tout en écoutant du bon son. On ne les sent pas du tout au porté. Ça ne gêne pas du tout. Plus que satisfaite.

Better comfort and sound quality than my Soundcore c30i

I’m really impressed with the SHOKZ OpenDots One , they’re lightweight, secure, and comfortable even during long wear. The open-ear design lets me stay aware of my surroundings while still enjoying clear, rich sound . The Bluetooth connection is stable, the mic picks up voice well, and the water resistance gives extra peace of mind for workouts or rainy days. Battery life is excellent too , I easily get close to the advertised 40 hours. Highly recommended if you want quality audio without blocking out the world!

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