Shokz has crept up the wireless audio ranks to become a trendsetter in the sporty earbuds category. Releases like the OpenFit ...

They're both very good open-ear earbuds, but with big differences in price and performance, you'll need to pay attention to the details before deciding.

Using open earbuds in noisy environments may lead to turning volume up too high. Open earbuds can be a nuisance to others due to sound leakage. Open-back headphones are a much-loved mainstay of ...

With the proliferation of clip-on earbuds, Shokz is getting in the game with its premium priced $200 OpenDots One buds. I went hands-on with them to see how they stack up against Bose's top-rated ...

EarFun's OpenJump headphones offer an open design, high-quality sound, water resistance, and dual device connectivity at an ...

6 hours of battery and 28 hours from the case A 10-minute gives 2 hours listening time Leaks sound at high volumes, as open ... up the volume to hear exactly what was being said. The headphones ...

The sensor can be turned off or used for a voice assistant, while the customizable button controls (on each bud) control playback and volume. Quick Summary: Nothing’s Open earbuds feature a ...

The sound quality is better than other budget open earbuds. However, they struggle at high volumes and the claims ... EQ setting and listening at a medium volume. They perform far better than ...

Despite not going directly into your ear canal, the AeroFit 2 deliver plenty of volume and low-end bass. Music sounds good, and spoken word isn't overly high-pitched. To be clear, open-ear buds ...