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I have been looking for ear buds for cycling that allow me to still hear my surroundings to some degree. My go to for years were wired Apple or Google buds, both of which sounded just okay, but by not sealing the ear canal I could still hear my surroundings. I have tried wireless buds that seal the ear canal, but have the hear through mode. The problem with those is when riding my road bike they pick up and amplify the wind noise so much as to make them useless. I also tried Sony open ear buds, but I lost one of those when it fell out of my ear after just a couple rides.I have now been using these for months, on dozens of road rides. Overall, they work really sound. Sound quality is surprisingly good, and the clip solidly to the ear so I have no concerns about them falling off and getting

I love these. Pairing them to my iphone was quick and seamless. One of my favorite things is that you can wear either side in either ear. With other brands, I always end up mixing them up, so this just makes life easier. I use these a lot — easily 10–12 hours a day for calls, plus about an hour and a half at the gym for music. The quick charging has been a lifesaver because I can top them off quickly and keep going.Call quality has been great. I can hear people clearly, and I haven’t had any complaints about my mic. With my previous earbuds, people would say I sounded robotic or there was static, but that hasn’t happened with these at all.Music sounds really good too, especially for open-ear headphones. It’s clear and balanced, and I like that I can still be aware of my surroundings while

I am writing this review as someone who uses the Apple ecosystem, and I will start with the biggest drawback in that regard and then move to all the good things. I did have the swimming SHOKS that do not have bluetooth before for the pool and they are good at what they are designed for.Drawback on Apple devices:Compared to the Beats Fit Pro (and other Beats/Apple headphones that use Apple's H1 chips), these headphones suck at transferring between devices. When you use the apple ecosystem and you use headphones with Apple chips, the headphones automatically and seamlessly transfer between devices with little to no effort. Listening to music on your computer and answer a call on your iphone? Apple-chip headphones will pause your music and switch to your phone with no action on your part. …

I’ve tried a lot of headphones, including in-ear earbuds and over-the-head styles, and these are by far the most convenient for me.I have big, curly hair, and over-the-head headphones never sit right. I’m constantly adjusting them depending on how my hair falls, especially at the gym. With these, I don’t have to worry about that at all.Also, random but real, I have a big smile, and I’ve noticed with my in-ear earbuds that when I smile or my cheeks lift, they actually start to come out of my ears. That doesn’t happen with these at all. They stay in place, even when I’m moving around a lot.They’re very lightweight and comfortable. I wore them all day at work, moving around, and even tossing my head a bit, and they stayed secure.They connect easily to both my phone and my laptop, which makes

I currently have both the OpenDot ONE. I have had several different Shokz brand headphones, starting with the original bone conduction headphones. I bought my first pair about 9 years ago. I work construction pipefitter by trade. And for what I used them for they were great. As time goes I have moved inside our company, now no longer “ on my tools”, now I seem to spend a large amount of time either on the phone or emailing someone. Every pair I have had were very comfortable, my only complaint has been with the magnetic chargers, where they are exposed, it seems like it gets “gummed up” with fine metal dust, and is very hard to keep clean, for me. The two newest I have both have cases. And are waterproof, I use them for work, take them to my residence, charge them for a short time (10-20 …

So after developing some excessive ear wax build-up from keeping at least one of my AirPods Pro in for pretty much the entire day (while just working from my home where I didn't even need noise cancellation) I decided to take a deep look into the world of open-ear headphones.I watched dozens of videos (some a few times), read all the reviews, and while none of the ones I saw checked *all* of my boxes, the Shockz OpenDots One came the closest, so rather than buying a cheap pair I'd eventually want to upgrade and make e-waste, I decided to take the plunge and ordered the Shockz.While the feel took a day or two to get used to, once I settled on my preferred positioning of them, these quickly became the the best feeling earbuds of any type I can ever recall wearing.So back to my list of …

Really pleasantly surprised by how much I love these! Backstory: I was a Samsung girlie for a long time, and really loved my Galaxy FE buds. Unfortunately the left earbud stopped working within a year of getting them (luckily they were under warranty and I got it replaced/fixed, but then the left one stopped working AGAIN within another 6 months, and the right one about two months after that. Sigh). But honestly, I loved them enough that I was going to just get them again and hope for the best... that is, until I read the reviews and saw SO many people complaining about how quickly they stopped working. So I decided I didn't want to risk it and went on the hunt for something different. I exhaustively read lots of reviews on several different earbuds, and was honestly getting discouraged …

Best for:☐ Audiophiles☐ Stage monitoring☑ Active wearers who need situational awareness☑ Casual listening☑ Zoom callsBest features:☑ Comfortable: Keep them in your ears for all-day use☑ Staying put: They stay in your ears and will not dislodge accidentally. Try shaking your head really hard- they'll stay on.☑ Open ear design: Ability to listen to your music and your surroundings☑ Versatility: Handoff between two paired devices☑ Untethered from your charging case: Long battery lifeWhen I was looking for earphones, I wanted no-hassle, workhorse ones that didn't fail on me, that I didn't mind keeping in my ears, that let me hear my surroundings, and that didn't break the bank. Then when I saw Flossy Carter's glowing YouTube review, I knew I had to try them.I'm so glad I did.I keep them in …