
SHOKZ OpenFit 2+ True Wireless Earbuds
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The Shokz OpenFit 2+ is an open-ear true wireless earbud that hooks over the ear and leaves the ear canal open, so you hear music and your surroundings at once. It pairs Shokz DualBoost drivers with Dolby Audio and the OpenBass 2.0 algorithm, and adds physical buttons instead of touch controls. The Shokz App offers four EQ presets plus two custom slots. It suits runners, cyclists and office workers who want awareness and all-day comfort, but open-ear designs leak sound and give up bass depth and isolation against sealed rivals like AirPods Pro or Sony WF-1000XM5.
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The Shokz OpenFit 2+ are true wireless open-ear earbuds with Dolby Audio and Shokz DualBoost technology. Each side has two speakers: an extra-large 17.3mm low-frequency driver for bass and an independent high-frequency unit for highs. The OpenBass 2.0 algorithm directs bass toward the ear canal. DirectPitch 2.05 technology aims sound at the ears with less leakage.
Each earbud weighs 9.4g and has an inner layer of Shokz Ultra-Soft Silicone 2.03. The flexible ear hook has an integrated nickel-titanium alloy that molds to the ear. The open-ear design lets you hear your surroundings while you listen.
Controls combine physical buttons and touch controls for volume, track skipping and calls. Four beamforming mics with noise cancelling and AI algorithms filter out environmental noise on calls. MultiPoint Pairing connects two devices at once. The Shokz App offers 4 preset EQ modes and 2 custom EQs, button customization, a ringing feature to locate the earbuds, and battery and firmware updates.




