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@eager_summit_60 · Owner-reported
Owned 6–12 months · Still using it: yes, daily · Posted
Presses on parts of your ear after half hour but just break a few minutes. Touch controls are responsive and sound quality is alright but isolation TRASH
Comfort · worse than expected
Noise cancelling in the real world · worse than expected
Battery · better than expected
Mic on calls · better than expected
Fit and build · better than expected
Would not buy again
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SHOKZ OpenFit AirFrequency Response(measured on a B&K 5128)
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Measured frequency response (dB relative) against the SoundGuys Headphone Preference Curve. When the measurement goes above the dashed line, that frequency is louder than our preference curve, and when it goes below: it's quieter. Use the curve for comparison purposes only, as your taste may vary.
SHOKZ OpenFit Air: frequency response, as measured in the SoundGuys lab. Frequency in hertz.
Frequency (Hz)
Response (dB)
20
-33.0
25
-31.9
32
-20.7
40
-12.7
50
-7.5
63
-4.3
80
-2.6
100
-2.6
125
-3.6
160
-5.0
200
-4.8
250
-3.8
315
-3.2
400
-2.9
500
-2.4
630
-1.1
800
0.6
1000
1.9
1250
2.3
1600
3.6
2000
6.5
2500
9.2
3150
6.4
4000
9.4
5000
11.8
6300
3.7
8000
5.0
10000
-3.9
12500
-3.6
16000
-14.0
20000
-32.5
SHOKZ OpenFit AirAttenuation(measured on a B&K 5128)
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Solid lines: passive isolation (dB) with ANC off — how much ambient noise the fit blocks on its own. Higher on the chart means more attenuation.
SHOKZ OpenFit Air: passive isolation, as measured in the SoundGuys lab. Frequency in hertz.
For you safety-minded folks who want to take on the world to your own soundtrack, the Shokz OpenFit lets you hear everything at once with open ears. As unsealed personal audio products go, these sound decent and feel good. The mics are surprisingly good too.
✓Liked: IP54 rating, Secure over-ear hooks, Microphone, App and EQ
✕Could be better: Virtually no isolation, which limits case use, Sound quality is okay, Price
What a reader who owns the SHOKZ OpenFit Air reports after living with it. Owner-reported, checked before publishing; ordered photo-verified first, then newest.
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Would not buy again
Presses on parts of your ear after half hour but just break a few minutes. Touch controls are responsive and sound quality is alright but isolation TRASH