Shokz OpenFit review: Open earbuds for great sound and ultimate awareness
Shokz OpenFit: One minute review The Shokz OpenFit earbuds don’t use bone conduction tech. But they keep your ears free, sitting just above your ear canals and utilising an air conduction system instead, which means you can listen to your music with clarity and hear your surroundings. Shokz is best known for producing some of the best bone-conduction headphones , like the Shokz OpenRun Pro and Shokz Trekz Air . These work by sending vibrations through your cheekbones to your ears, keeping your ear canals free. They’re a good option if you like running or cycling outside and want to listen to music while remaining aware of what’s happening around you. They deliver good quality audio, but not great – the best earbuds sound much better. Shokz isn’t the only tech brand to use air conduction. But there isn’t much choice. We’ve previously covered OneOdio’s OpenRock Pro headphones , and several other devices have a similar system. The Shokz OpenFit certainly seem like the best of ...