SHOKZ OpenFit Air - Open-Ear Headphones, True Wireless Earbuds, Water Resistant, Secure Earhooks for Daily Use, Black
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Features
- Engineered Fit - Designed for improved comfort with our signature open-ear concept and an adaptable earhook that weighs in at only 0.3 oz. These open-earbuds are built to remain securely in place.
- Premium Sound - Shokz DirectPitch technology and innovative tuning holes deliver precise, natural audio with minimal leakage and deep, rich bass - all while leaving your ears open to the world around you.
- Cutting Edge Features - 4 smart microphones, mulitpoint pairing with two devices, and IP54 water resistance mean that your earphones will keep you connected and worry-free through any activity.
- Long Battery Life - Enjoy up to 6 hours on a single charge, 28 hours with the charging case, and a quick 10-minute charge for the extra 2 hours of listening time you need for impromptu jam sessions.
- Shokz App - Our app puts the essentials at your fingertips. Tailor your listening experience with easy multipoint pairing, personalized EQ modes, customizable button functions, and real-time power information.
Description
Fine-tune audio, pair to 2 devices, customize buttons, update firmware, and more. Simultaneously pair with 2 devices like laptops, smartphones, and tablets, on Android, iOS, or Windows. Seamlessly switch between devices with a simple tap as you transition from work to workouts, then relaxation. 1. Place your earbuds above each ear 2. Pivot them backward until each earbud fits snugly You can personalize your button configurations for commands that are uniquely yours. From calls to tunes, adjust everything with a double-tap or long-press. 1、 OpenFit Air Earbuds*1 & Charging Case*1 2、Carrying Bag*1 3、 USB -C Charging Cable*1 4、Safety Card*3 DOES OPENFIT AIR USE BONE CONDUCTION TECHNOLOGY? No, OpenFit Air uses Shokz's DirectPitch technology for open-ear listening. It optimizes sound source positioning and distance, enhancing sound pressure towards the ear while minimizing leakage outside the ear canal. CAN I USE OPENFIT AIR FOR WORKOUTS? Yes, OpenFit Air is ideal for workout sessions. The ergonomic, dual-bevel ear hooks offer a secure and stable fit, eliminating concerns about them falling out during exercise. DOES OPENFIT AIR SUPPORT MULTIPOINT PAIRING? Yes, OpenFit Air offers multipoint pairing functionality. For detailed instructions on how to enable MultiPoint Pairing, please refer to user manual. DO I NEED TO USE OPENFIT AIR WITH AN APP? No, OpenFit Air works fine without an app. However, for a better experience, we recommend the Shokz App. It lets you personalize EQ modes, customize button functions, view real-time battery info, and access firmware updates. CAN I CONTROL MY DEVICES USING A SINGLE OPENFIT AIR EARBUD? Yes, both earbuds function independently, allowing you to enjoy music or take calls with just one earbud. When using a single earbud, the controls only respond to touch commands on the active earbud. Starting from 2011, SHOKZ makes unique listening experience provided by bone conduction technology available to the general public. We’re disrupting the headphone industry with our innovative open-ear design and patented bone conduction technology. The result is a premium listening experience while your ears stay open to your surroundings for maximum situational awareness, safety, and connection. Our team is on a mission to enhance lives through our technology. We work to bring you comfort, performance and quality.
Brand: SHOKZ
Color: Black
Ear Placement: Open Ear
Form Factor: Open Ear
Impedance: 17 ohm
Brand Name: SHOKZ
Model Number: T511
Model Name: OpenFit Air
Built-In Media: Charging Case, OpenFit Air True Wireless Earbuds, Protective Case, USB-C Charging Cable, User Manual
Age Range Description: Adult
Warranty Description: 2 Years
Customer Package Type: Standard Packaging
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 810092678557
Manufacturer: Shenzhen Shokz Co., Ltd.
Headphone Jack: No Jack
Connectivity Technology: Wireless
Wireless Technology: Bluetooth
Bluetooth Range: 33 feet
Bluetooth Version: 5.2
Control Type: Volume Control
Control Method: App, Touch
Controller Type: Bluetooth
Item Weight: 17.4 g
Carrying Case Length: 6.9 centimeters
Carrying Case Width: 6.6 centimeters
Carrying Case Height: 28.7 millimeters
Carrying Case Weight: 57 g
Unit Count: 1 Count
Impedance: 17 ohm
Noise Control: None
Frequency Response: 2400 MHz
Sensitivity: 96.2 db
Audio Driver Type: Bone Conduction Driver
Frequency Range: 20Hz - 15000Hz
Enclosure Material: Nickel-Titanium Alloy, Plastic, Silicone
Specific Uses For Product: Entertainment, Fitness, Travel
Antenna Location: Walks, Commutes, Learning, Work, Sports, Running, Cycling, Yoga, Hands-free Calls, Telecommuting, Web Conferences, Mobile Gaming
Compatible Devices: Android, Mac, PC, Watch, iPhone
Cable Features: Without Cable
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Carrying Case Material: Plastic
Additional Features: Fast Charging, Lightweight, Microphone Included, Multipoint Pairing, Touch Control
Headphones Ear Placement: Open Ear
Headphone Folding Features: Open Ear
Earpiece Shape: Angular shape with ear hook
Color: Black
Style Name: Modern
Carrying Case Color: Black
Theme: Fashion, Fitness, Lifestyle, Yoga
Battery Charge Time: 1 hours
Battery Average Life: 6 hours
Carrying Case Battery Average Life: 28 hours
Carrying Case Battery Charging Time: 2 hours
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Top Amazon Reviews
Color: Black
I’ve tried a lot of earbuds and headphones over the years for my iPhones, computers, and TV. I’ve owned two versions of Apple AirPods, and while their audio quality is very good, they come with drawbacks—mainly how easy they are to lose. I’ve also had some recent connectivity issues with the newer model. I already use the Shokz OpenMove bone‑conduction headphones at the gym and love them, so I’m familiar with the brand. I picked up these OpenFit earbuds on sale during Prime Day so I’d have a dedicated pair for my TV. Managing Bluetooth across multiple devices can be a pain, especially when it interferes with automatic connectivity. Without question, this is the best pair of earbuds I’ve ever used—and I’ve used a lot, from big brands to off‑brands. The sound quality is outstanding, with a balanced range of highs and lows. Most earbuds aren’t very bass‑heavy, but these deliver sufficient bass to make music enjoyable. Although I mainly use them for TV, I tested them on my iPhone and through my Apple TV as well. They’re simply superb for TV audio. I’ve never experienced this level of clarity, range, and balance in an earbud. AirPods are nice, but these are better. And thanks to the secure earhooks, you won’t lose them or have them fall off during activity. Pairing is straightforward, but you should read the manual first—it’s not intuitive without instructions. You pair them from the charging case, and once that’s done, they should automatically connect when you take them out. The six‑hour battery life is excellent and noticeably better than AirPods. It easily gets me through a long couch‑potato session. The earbuds have touch controls on both sides, and the left and right buds perform different actions, which is a great design choice. Tap the left to lower volume or pause audio; tap the right to raise volume. The controls take a little getting used to, but they’re not overly sensitive, which I appreciate. Lastly, these earbuds are very comfortable. I can't stand in-ear buds. These sit on the outside of the ear. Excellent value when on sale. You will not be disappointed.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2026 by lymond
Color: Black
I really like the SHOKZ Openfit AIR Earbuds. I didn't want to have the big headphones that cover my ears, but I do have another name brand that I still wear time and again. But these OpenFit buds are good for walking and being in the gym and won't move when I am needing the music to get "my mind off" the current hard routines I do sometimes. Anyway, I thought they were a bit overpriced, but spent the money because A GIRl WANTS what a GIRL Wants!!! High Five and highly recommend. I have had them almost a year, they work well and quickly charge when needed.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2026 by Rennis
Color: Black
I’ve had these things for about two years now and I still love them. I wear these things constantly. Genuinely I wear these things more than I care to admit. I wear them during the day walking around the house and I wear them to sleep at night. The sound quality is very good of course but the things I really love about them are the practicalities that make a big difference when you really use your headphones a lot. They fit great and I can wear them for hours without discomfort. They are so light on your ears that can sometimes forget that I’m still wearing them. The case soooo much better than the no name Chinese headphones. The way the ear pieces rest one over the other makes them compact, and yet if you want to take out just one or the other, you can put your thumb on one to hold it in place and pull the other out with no problem. Then when you want to put them back in you can just drop them into place and the magnets really grab them and almost force them into the correct position for charging. And the overall fit and finish is noticeably better than the cheapies. These are absolutely not the cheapest over the ear headphones you can find, but for me they’re also absolutely worth the money. The funny part is I almost never wear both of them at once. I use them during the day to do things like listen to NPR while I do my morning routine, or have a podcast going while I do my chores. I double tap to stop what I’m listening to as soon as someone wants to talk to me and then when I return to my task I just double tap again to start my podcast. At night I wear one side and sleep on the other and during the night if and when I wake up to use the bathroom or something (see how often YOU have to use the bathroom at night when your my age), I switch sides. It’s easy to do night because the case really grabs the headphones and pulls them into the right charging position. Especially if you use them one at a time like I do and charge the other when not in use, you will never have to worry about battery life. It’s been a couple years now like I said and the battery life is still great!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2026 by William Hurt
Color: Black
I have super small ears. To the point where the smallest bud provided in ear bud packs is still too big, so open ear is really the only way for me to have something low profile and comfortable. So far, these are great! For open ear, these have good sound quality. For those who don't know what "good for open ear" really means, I'd say the sound is slightly worse than my 5-year-old Plattan ADV Wireless headphones. They have some sound leakage, I can hear it from the table in a quiet room when volume is 50% or more. The speakers get loud enough to hurt my ears, so in an environment with some white noise I normally use them at 30-40%. Took a star off because they're still too big for my ears lol. They wiggle around a little when I shake my head, but if I really try to knock them off, my glasses fall off first, so I'd consider them very secure, it's just a little annoying that they aren't snug. And because they aren't snug, the weight is resting on only a few points of contact, which prevents them from having that "weightless" feel I was hoping for. However, they are very light and I could wear them all day, and they don't interfere with my glasses. I can still hear the world around me, so these are perfect for listening in public or whenever you want to be aware. Lastly, the part that is supposed to rest inside the ear touches the ear the same way that a slipping ear bud does, so it may take a bit of retraining yourself to know that they aren't falling out.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2026 by Lydia
Color: Black
Way back in 2017, I purchased a pair of the OG Aeropex headphones before they rebranded their company and brand lines. I think today's equivalent would be the Shokz Open Run. Anyway, I absolutely loved those headphones; they were my daily driver for everything from chores and yard work to biking and even driving as my vehicles does not have BT. The battery was still lasting more than 5 hours per charge, the sound hadnt changed... just wonderful. Then why did I 1) decide to try the open air and 2) why did i need new headphones? Turns out, as good as the Aeropex are, they're no match for a 6 month old puppy (see images). RIP Aeropex. I've had these OpenFit Air's for about 12 hours now. I've used them in three different common for me situations: driving, a work call, and working in the yard. Sound quality - Better than the Aeropex. The sound quality is higher, but you dont give up any of the awareness that i loved so much with the bone induction tech. - Volume was a little mixed. One of the podcasts I was listening too was a little too low, but music/calls were fine. I think it was more their mixing than the headphones - As they are not intended to be the highest fidelity / best sound reproduction buds, I dont review them as such. They wont win anything there. That said, they're more than fine for you if you're going in with the understanding that these are for being active, for hearing the world around you AND what is playing in your ear. IF you have those expectations, they're great. Fit / Comfort - For my ear, they fit perfectly. Not loose, not snug - they dont feel like they're going to fall out at all. - They're much lighter weight and easier on my ear. I've already forgotten they're on twice. If these had a battery that lasted 12 hours, I could easily have them on my ear all day and not feel a difference. That should tell you something. For comparison, I thought the Aeropex were decent and I could wear them for 2-3 hours without fatigue Controls - I'll admit, I havent yet RTFM, so this is me attempting to intuitively figure it out. - Pairing was super easy, didnt even need to long press/wacky tap or anything to enter pairing mode, it just did it out of the box. - They turn on and connect automatically, like my airpods do, nice. (I sometimes had to twiddle the Aeropex) - I have yet to figure out how to turn the volume up/down - Double tapping on the left bud seems to play/pause whatever you're listening to - There's something you can do with a long press, it makes the bud beep, but it's not intuitive - After I RTFM I'll likely understand more, but they're not the most intuitive (both the Aeorpex and Apple Air Pods are better in this reguard) Overall... I love them. I truly hope they last as long or longer than my last pair of Shokz headphones. Will update if things change!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2024 by Design Fam
Color: Black
I'm left disappointed, especially in value for the money due to 5 key points. It seems like $100 headphones should give you more. These are decent buds overall, with some strong caveats, and they perfectly meet a couple core needs I have: 1) no in-ear canal mounting (those ones you have to smash into your ear canals never stay in my ears) that's comfortable and secure and 2) rechargeable wireless. #1 is very hard to find for small, buds style headphones. #2 is super easy, that's all wireless headphones now. But! (You knew it was coming, right?) The bad: 3) sound quality is good, but volume is limited because of where the speakers sit, just outside your ear canal. Because of that they don't generate enough volume for noisy environments. For example, I was wearing them in a convertible at highway speeds listening to a podcast with full volume wasn't enough. Yeah, that's a fairly tough, but I believe completely winnable, challenge. Just not for these. 4) The touch controls are terrible and not configurable. You only get basic start/stop/answer/end that requires a double-tap and tap & hold for previous/next, no volume control, no advanced features like fwd/back 30s. And touch sensitivity is very buggy. Every time I adjust them in my ear (you'll likely do that a lot) audio pauses. Every time you take one out, audio pauses. I want to pause and have to try a couple times to get just the right spot. How is it I can accidentally pause every time I touch them but can't pause when I want to? And they turn off whenever you take one off your ear and set it down. Sometimes I want to listen in just one bud. Sounds like a simple setting, right? See below. You have to manually restart audio with the buggy touch controls or in your audio app. Frustrating. 5) And the icing on the cake, they are almost completely not configurable. The problems above should be adjustable, I should be able to change touch controls' sensitivity and function, make it single tap to pause, turn off the pause when 1 is taken out, turn off auto pause altogether, control how high the volume goes, and what taps I want to do which function. It's all very frustrating. If you just want easy, lightweight, simple buds that won't fall out and secure around your ear instead of in your ear canal, and you don't care about adjusting settings or need a lot of volume, these are good.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2025 by R. Esser
Love love love! Great to take on my runs. Stay charged forever I haven’t had to charge them yet! I have AirPods as well but I pick these over those especially for running.
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2026 by Julia webster
Color: Black
Quick summary: Pros Comfortable for me, including when wearing glasses. Soundstage is good for an open ear headphone Customer service seems responsive. Long battery life. Simple controls. Cons No way to turn these off manually Only four touch functions Doesn't seem to like Firesticks Long (TL:DR) review Whether it's clothes or shoes or glasses or ear/headphones, a review of anything that fits on your body is subjective. And with ears being particularly different from one individual to another, any review of a product like this is especially subjective. The same goes for sound quality in this case. A sound device that doesn't fit the same from one person to another won't be perceived the same, either. With all of that said, below is my take on the Shokz OpenFit Airs I've been using a pair of Plantronics (PLT) Backbeat 3150 open ear headphones since 2020. They've been great, but wearing/charging them daily, they are no longer holding a charge long enough for a full 2-hour run. I'd buy another pair, but they've been discontinued since 2021. I've tried my wife's Apple Airpods. Frankly, I hate them and they are even more overpriced than Bose (IMO). Not doubting quality of the product, but found them extraordinarily uncomfortable and the isolation while running was not what I'd want. I also never cared for the "I've got a plastic straw hanging out of my ears" look. But, THAT is totally subjective. :-) Excluding the Apples, the Shokz were the fourth headphones I tried. The first three were Anker Soundcore Aero Fit, Tozo Open Buds, and Baseus Eli Sport 1. Those three were all cheaper than the Shokz, but I don't think that the price was necessarily a reflection on quality. The three considerations, if you exclude price, were: Fit (Ankers would not fit my ears) Sound quality (Tozos had muddy base) Sweat/water resistance. (DId not have confidence the Baseus would hold up to sweat). The Shokz were the only ones that ticked all three boxes adequately. Fit If you wear glasses, the slim flexible over-ear piece of the Shokz is nearly ideal (maybe Bose Ultra Opens better). Not saying the Shokz will fit every ear, but if the four I tried were any indication, then these have the best chance of working for you. Sound Sound was good, with adequate bass and rich immersive soundstage (Ankers sounded the best, followed by the Shokz and Baseus). Again, sound quality for open ear headphones is more down to how they fit by your ear canal than the actual quality produced. I do wish the Shokz were just a little louder, but given that the idea of an open ear headphone is to be able to hear your surroundings, then they are just fine. I have not used these for phone calls, so, sorry, nothing to tell you there. Sweat/Water resistance (fit and second rating digit are both key): I sweat...a lot. And while I didn't keep the Ankers (IPX7) or Tozos (IP67), I think they both would have been fine. The Baseus I wasn't so sure of. They seem to accumulate sweat more than the others and are only rated IPX4. Technically, the Shokz, at IP54, have the same "4" rating for water and sweat resistance, but they don't seem to hold the sweat like the Baseus did. Battery life (case and phones). Using and putting these back in the case to charge, they seem to last forever. I haven't measured actual time, but I've gone two weeks of 1-2 hour runs (8 total runs) without having to charge the case. Customer service I wrote customer service because of a problem (noted below) and they were helpful and responsive. Negatives/compromises: Power and charging You turn these off by putting them back in the charge case and closing it. And, as far as I know, that this the only way to manually accomplish this. The other way is to disconnect them from your Bluetooth device and then they will supposedly go to sleep after a few minutes. I simply wish there was a way to turn them off on the headphones themselves. First, if I'm out for a run, I'm not taking my case with me. If I want to stop at the end of a run and turn them off, then I have to manually disconnect from my watch or phone and then hope they turn off. Second, keeping any rechargable device always fully charged is bad for battery health. Controls The music controls work well; better (simpler) than the others I tried. But, you have exactly four control choices (defaults in parentheses): 1. Touch and hold left (volume down) 2. Touch and hold right (volume up) 3. Double tap left (Play/Pause) 4. Double tap right (Skip to next track) You can change these defaults, but I, personally, need a fifth control if I want to repeat/restart a track. The four options are the four I'd pick if left with only four, but I do wish there were more possibilities. And if you add my power off concern above, a sixth control would be nice. Firesticks Ok, this is an odd one and that's why it's last among my concerns. With summer temps pushing 100 degrees (38C) where I live, I do run on a treadmill some of the time. I have a small TV with a Firestick behind my treadmill and have never had any issues with headphones, including the old PLTs or the other three headphones I tried before picking the Shokz. But with these Shokz, the sound seems to go "wonky" from time to time. Basically, it will momentarily switch from stereo to mono and then back again about once every minute or two. It's annoying. I wrote Shokz and they suggested resetting the headphones, which I did four times, but this did not fix the issue. No issues with any other devices (watch, phone, tablet, other televisions), but just the Firestick. And before you think range, the Firestick is less than three feet from the headphones. Also, I have tried with other Firesticks and the only one that seems to not have this issue is the latest 4k Max version. Final conclusions: Open ear headphones are, as a type, the most subjective of all of the different headphones/ear buds simply because of ear anatomy/size. If you're considering any open ear/on ear phones, then do what I did and try a few. And ignore reviews that rail on sound quality because your perception is tied to how well these fit around your ear canal. I said that the Ankers sounded best of the four I tried, but that was only if I manually held them against the ear opening. If I just let them "hang" on my ear, they were the worst "sounding" by far. I didn't mention the Shokz app, but it does work just fine. The Tozo app was maddening and the Baseus wanted to always monitor location. Anker's app was fine, too. So, what you've read above is admittedly subjective. You may hate these as much as I like them. Do your homework and then don't be afraid to order a few different models to try them out.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2024 by Fletch