Name: Shokz OpenFit 2 Open-Ear True Wireless Earbuds — Black (T920)
Brand: Shokz
SKU: SHK-OPENFIT2-BLK
Price: 129.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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Shokz OpenFit 2 Open-Ear True Wireless Earbuds — Black (T920)

$129.99

Shokz OpenFit 2 Open-Ear True Wireless Earbuds — Black (T920)

$129.99

Hear your music, hear the world. The Shokz OpenFit 2 are open-ear earbuds that hook around your ear instead of plugging into your canal — so you stay aware of traffic, conversations, and your surroundings while still enjoying full-fidelity audio. Perfect for runners, cyclists, parents, office workers, and anyone who finds traditional earbuds uncomfortable.

Key Features

Open-Ear Design – nothing goes inside your ear canal; comfortable for all-day wear and people who can't tolerate in-ear buds
DualPitch Speaker System – dual drivers tuned for richer bass and crisper treble than the original OpenFit
Bluetooth 5.4 with LE Audio Support – stable, low-latency wireless connection
Multipoint Connection – stay paired to two devices simultaneously (laptop + phone)
11-Hour Battery (Earbuds) / 48 Hours with Case – multi-day battery life for travel and long use
Quick Charge – 10 minutes of charging delivers ~2 hours of playback
IP55 Water and Dust Resistance – sweat-proof for runs, gym sessions, and rain
Lightweight Hooks (~9.4g per earbud) – nickel-titanium memory wire conforms to your ear shape
4-Mic Call Setup with AI Noise Reduction – clearer phone calls in noisy environments
Customizable EQ via Shokz App – tune the sound to your preference
Touch and Pinch Controls – manage music, calls, and voice assistants without your phone

Built For

Runners and cyclists – stay aware of cars, dogs, and other runners (this is the #1 reason people buy open-ear)
Parents – hear your kids while listening to music or taking calls
Office workers – stay reachable; no awkward removal when someone walks up
People who can't tolerate in-ear earbuds – ear pain, hygiene concerns, or simply a personal preference
Cyclists and outdoor athletes – legally required to be aware of traffic in many states

Honest Notes for Buyers

Open-ear means open audio. Bystanders within ~3 feet may hear your music at high volumes. Better for outdoor/exercise use; fine for office at moderate volume.
Bass is good, not booming. Open-ear designs physically can't push as much bass as in-ear earbuds with sealed ear tips. If thumping bass is your top priority, look at in-ear or over-ear models instead.
Not for very loud environments. On a noisy subway or busy gym, ambient sound will compete with your music. Best for moderate-noise environments.
OpenFit 2 vs OpenRun. OpenFit 2 are TWS earbuds (no headband). OpenRun is the bone-conduction model with a behind-the-head band. Different products for different uses.