Shokz OpenDots One
Shokz's first attempt at clip-on earphones is impressive, offering a snug and secure fit that will suit most ears, along with support for Dolby Audio. Its wireless charging case is far more pocketable than the OpenFit 2+, however, it offers slightly less battery life and its sound quality isn't as good.
Pros
- Secure clip-on design
- Dolby Audio support
- Wireless charging case
Cons
- Could have more bass
- Sometimes too quiet
- Sound leakage
Shokz OpenFit 2+
Even though they're priced identically to the OpenDots One, the OpenFit 2+ are more advanced in a few key areas. They offer longer battery life, improved materials and slightly better water resistance, along with physical buttons. That said, they're quite small and won't suit all ears.
Pros
- Physical button controls
- Wireless charging case
- Ideal design for running
Cons
- Not suited to larger ears
- Sound leakage
- Pricier than predecessor
