Shokz OpenFit Pro

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Sentiment score77% positive
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Last updated: Apr 17, 2026

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Reddit IconAggressive-Silver159
3 months ago

Yeah I was digging the sound of Baseus xc1, at first. Super clear, but then I noticed that even on low volume they were distorting pianos. Also they seemed to have connectivity issues. I sent them back yesterday, actually. Was a tough decision but I kept comparing them with the opendots and the dots just do it for me. I also have the Soundcore aerofit 2 and love those for calls. So excited for the openfit pro though! I'll try the Bose if I find them heavily discounted hahaha

Reddit Iconaholla8
3 months ago

I don't know how the pro compares to the previous openfit's but the sound quality is exceptional. I'm tired of trying to find eartips that work for my ears, so these have been great for me. The noise reduction is a nice to have, but I also agree that it's very gimmicky.

3 months ago

I believe it to be minimal. I have not had anyone complain, but I also never set my music too loud.

Reddit IconAk907me
3 months ago

I just got the shokz open fit pro. The battery life is absolutely fantastic. They are the over the ear kind super comfortable, though. I wear them all day for meetings and such. I also use them for a trail running outdoor outdoors. They’ve been totally great so far. No complaints on the call quality during meetings on teams either.

Reddit IconAssistX
3 months ago

If your concern is letting in ambient noise, you're going to get that with the openfit pro. These are more for those seeking something similar to an open-ear headphone, when you want to hear the ambient sound around you and if someone speaks to you at a normal volume you're not struggling to hear them. They have noise cancelling but not anything like an in-ear because these essentially sit on your ear rather than in your ear. For what you described I would not get them. I'd suggest these are more for a trail runner, or outdoor exerciser who wants to be aware of their surroundings but also have quality sound that isn't drowned out by the surroundings. For me I wanted something to use in my garage tinkering as well as when splitting wood, in-ear never fit me correctly and wouldn't stay in when doing more intensive activities like swinging a maul. These fit those tasks perfect, but I also wear them at work and can hear everyone and everything around me without having to pause or take them out of my ear. I highly recommend them, but not for what you described.

Reddit Iconbatterydyingagain
about 2 months ago

Recently pulled the trigger on Shokz Openfit Pro. The sound quality is so good compared to other models I've tried. I took them into the mountains for a long run this past weekend and almost forgot I was wearing them.

about 2 months ago

I haven't noticed that issue with the pros. They fit nicely into the case and disconnect from my phone straight away. That said, it's still early days so I'll update here if I do start to experience the same.

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Reddit Iconciderswiller
about 2 months ago

I had shokz. Both failed with lots of rain in a recent ultra I ran (pros). One totally died, and the other was stolen just this past weekend grrrr. So am trying the Edifier comfo run? Apparently 17 hours of run time, water resistant like the shokz. So will see. Certianly a lot cheaper!

Reddit IconCritorrus
3 months ago

I wore the trek when they first came out and then got the aeroplane then I switched to the openfits. They just came out with an openfit pro. I switched to them i really like them.

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