Improved audio quality, Physical buttons, Long battery life, Designed for exercise

Inconsistent fit, Bass is still limited

The Shokz OpenFit 2 is a stellar upgrade, combining dual-driver audio, improved comfort, and long-lasting battery life. While the fit may not suit everyone perfectly, these open-ear headphones excel in sound clarity and usability, making them a top...

All-day comfort ; Excellent battery life ; Perfect for calls ; Improved bass response ; Bluetooth Multipoint

No wireless charging ; No support for LE Audio/Auracast

“Shokz's OpenFit 2 deliver almost everything we could want from open-ear earbuds.”

Good sound quality and very high volume ; Extremely comfortable to wear ; Extremely good battery life (up to 11 h) ; Very good multipoint Bluetooth connectivity

Low range of functions for almost $200 ; No HD codecs supported ; No wireless charging support

Shokz is an established manufacturer of sports headphones, and its open models are very popular. At the Berlin half marathon in April, according to my sources, many people were seen wearing OpenFit models or special running headphones from Shokz. And...

Unimpeded, relaxed ears for situational awareness ; Fantastic, surprisingly loud audio hits highs & lows much better than before ; New button a vast improvement over touch controls ; Fixes 1st-gen problem with inconsistent charging ; Thinner hook...

No noise cancellation (by design) and some audio bleed ; No wear detection/ auto shut-off ; No Find My feature

The Shokz OpenFit 2 take the promising template of their predecessor and sprint to the finish with key improvements to comfort, audio, controls, and efficiency. I depended on the first-gen earbuds for my workouts, but the OpenFit 2 have become good...