SHOKZ OpenComm2 UC 2025 Upgrade - Open-Ear Wireless Computer Headset with Boom Mic, Bone Conduction Bluetooth Stereo Headphones, USB-C Dongle Compatible with PC and Mac, Zoom Certified - C120 UC

I bought these for work. I'm in a private office with a door that can close and am required to be on a variety of calls every day from Teams, Zoom, Google Meet, and others.I have worn and tried a wide variety of headphones in the past, and these are exactly what I was looking for.Pros:- Comfortable to wear for 8+ hours a day. So comfortable I forget I have it on.- Good noise cancelling Mic, and generally good quality- Good charge (I put it on the charger when I leave work, and take it off when I put it on in the morning)- It reconnects if I walk out of range to get to the break room or to make copies, though I haven't timed to find out how long I have to be out of range, it hasn't been an issue so I haven't noticed.- Can clearly hear everything around me and can actually put in earbuds for my music without heading the Shokz off.- Beautiful sound quality. Easily the best I've ever had for voices and phone calls. The slight buzz I felt when first using them either isn't here, or I don't notice the vibration anymore. (I want to get a personal set and try out music with it)Cons:- When a call comes in, sometimes it's too loud. This is a settings issue I just have not invested the time into figuring out. The call in volume is not the same as the talk volume by default.- If you are looking for noise cancelling for you, so you cannot hear the world around you, that is not this headset. You can hear everything going on around in your space as clearly as you hear the sound coming in through the headset. So, if your coworker talks a lot, you'll hear everything they're saying.

I've tested the OpenRun headset at a major sporting goods outlet on several occasions. I found them to be very comfortable with decent sound quality. A few months ago my work headset started to fail so I began researching a replacement. I wear this headset a minimum of 9 hours a day, sometimes 6 days a week, so I needed a comfortable headset. I also had to take into account my wearing hearing aids. Regular headsets don't work well with hearing aids, so this made my search even more difficult. When I began my search, I didn't know that Shokz had a headset with a microphone, it didn't take me long to find out they did. At first I was a little hesitant to drop $200 dollars on them not knowing how they would perform for my work needs, but I eventually gave in when my Jabra headset refused to hold a charge for more than an hour. 2 days later they arrived. I immediately tested these with my PC. I found they have a decent quality sound, same as the OpenRun. Let me point out that these are in no way comparable to any high end, audiophile quality headphones. The sound is good, but if you are a music snob, these aren't for you. The highs and lows are very good, but I find the mid range a little muddy. They are still good enough to stream music while working or working out, but they do not compare to the sound of any high end headphones or speakers. Several reviewers found the lows uncomfortable. Yes, certain sounds in the low frequencies will cause an uncomfortable feeling where these meet your head. This was most evident when receiving a call, the ring tone sometimes is almost painful. This is the one point that I dislike about them, they have a default ring tone that I have yet to figure out how to change, it's Wagner's Ride of the Valkyries. Now I like this tune as much as anyone, but when your entire skull vibrates, you are very quick to answer that call. I'd love to be able to change to a less intense tune as well as find a way to adjust it's volume. I could handle the tune if the volume were a bit lower, but the only way I have found to do that is to turn the headset volume down, but then hearing well on some calls becomes difficult. So overall I would say the quality of the product seems excellent, they are very comfortable, they work well with hearing aids, and the sound quality is very good. Again, not audiophile quality, but still very good for the average person. They beat out earbuds and most work quality, closed headphones in all of these areas. 9 out of 10, would buy again and have already recommended these to several of my coworkers who also have hearing aids.

I purchased this headset after trying two other bone induction headsets that didn't perform. I use these for work and talking to clients. The ones I tried previously were good as far as me hearing them but many times my clients couldn't hear me and I would have to switch to speaker to carry on the conversation. I have had these for a few weeks now and I talk on the phone quite a bit, I have not had a single instance where the client couldn't hear me because of the performance of the mic/headset. The audio quality is also good for my application. Battery life is good. I have not lost power during the workday. Fit is good. Workmanship and quality of materials seems good also. It connects to my phone quickly and I can beas far as 50' from phone and maintain connection. I would by these again.