Shokz OpenFit in review – Lightweight true wireless headset with a good sound

The Shokz OpenFit focuses on the essentials, offering neither active noise cancellation (ANC) nor HearThrough. The latter is not necessary, as the headphones consistently allow for good environmental awareness, not passively shielding the ear. 

The multipoint pairing mentioned by Shokz involves dual Bluetooth, enabling the connection of up to two devices simultaneously. Depending on requirements, the headphones switch between them automatically, or manual switching can be done via the app. Unfortunately, the pairing list can only include these two devices.

The corresponding app is available on Google Play, the Apple App Store, Samsung’s Galaxy Store, and the Huawei AppGallery. Firmware updates can be downloaded, and equalizers can be defined if required. 

The buttons on the earphones felt through discreet silicone nipples, respond reliably and are primarily responsible for media playback. They can also be used to answer or end calls, and initiate the predefined voice assistant on the smartphone.