Reviews Shokz OpenMove, pink
Reviews Shokz OpenMove, pink
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User Reviews
Petr, Čáslav
Rated 11/05/2024, variant Shokz OpenMove, grey
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Decent quality
Good battery life - 5h
Good sound quality for this type of headphones
It presses behind the ears, but it can be using with glasses
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Anonymous customer
Rated 30/11/2023, variant Shokz OpenMove, grey
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Good sustain and sound
Pairing without a problem
With glasses quite uncomfortable when worn for long periods of time
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Customer, Ostrava - Poruba
Rated 18/10/2023, variant Shokz OpenMove, blue
Verified purchase
Total satisfaction. It's exactly what I expected.
Sound quality good. I listen to more spoken word, but for normal music listening it's perfectly adequate too.
Holds well, handles well. Just fine.
Great price-performance ratio.
They pair well and without problem.
Alza perfect. Ordered Sunday night. And by Monday morning, they were ready to be picked up.
I can't think of anything yet.
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Jan, Nový Jičín 1
Rated 23/09/2023, variant Shokz OpenMove, grey
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It works exactly as expected, i.e. one hears everything around and at the same time.
It performs exactly its function
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Anonymous customer
Rated 03/07/2023, variant Shokz OpenMove, grey
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Price
Sound quality for the money just fine
Option to lie back and listen to music
USB-C - men charge anywhere
Sound leakage similar to the Koss PortaPro, or stronger
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Antonie, Dobrá Voda u Českých Budějovic
Rated 28/04/2023, variant Shokz OpenMove, pink
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I tried the headphones at the For Bike fair a while ago, apparently they were the more expensive ones, this cheaper version has a rigid construction that will probably break soon. They don't stay on your head, they would probably fall off at the first step. Returned already in the shop.
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RENETRADE s.r.o., Praha
Rated 26/04/2023, variant Shokz OpenMove, blue
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it helped solve my aging mother's hearing loss
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Julius, Plzeň-Severní Předm.
Rated 23/02/2023, variant Shokz OpenMove, grey
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I have had the headphones for 3 months, I use them mostly for spoken word and I also make a lot of phone calls with them. They don't mind the rain. Sounds from the surroundings are perceived normally.
One more interesting experience I have, I had a ruptured eardrum and with these headphones I could hear everything normally as the sound propagates through the bone, it was worse when someone was talking to me, I turned off the book and found I was half deaf.
perfect headphones
simple operation
volume good
phone calls perfect
battery life is ok
After an hour or so, I'd say they might put less pressure on the temples, but that would probably make them work worse.
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Martin, Kunovice
Rated 16/01/2023, variant Shokz OpenMove, grey
Verified purchase
I wasn't able to find anyone who had experience with this type of headphones and the reviews didn't tell me much, so I decided to go in blind. The headphones are tiny and relatively light, the headband looks a bit flimsy. You need to get used to the fact that they will push a little at first (nothing unpleasant), but this is for the sake of keeping them in place. The sound is surprisingly good. I've read in a lot of reviews that it's not for listening to music at all. The headphones can't quite be compared to any other type of headphones. The bass is generally weaker, but it's there. Some songs are surprisingly unlistenable, which is probably due to their frequency range, but that's more of a piece by piece thing, out of a playlist of about 250 different songs I found this to be the case with two.
For most songs, however, the quality is sufficient, as well as for listening to audiobooks or podcasts. As a handsfree, it is also perfectly functional. It is important to note that with lower sound quality you get a perfect overview of your surroundings. This also means that you can't count on any form of ANC or listening in noisy environments (I can hear virtually nothing in the production hall). Headphones have their weaknesses, of course. Apart from the mentioned weak bass, it is mainly a weak battery. Realistically, you can count on about 4-5 hours of operation at normal volume. The headphones also do not have fast charging (i.e. that they would charge in 10 minutes for an hour of operation, etc. ). The last one is the construction, which mainly because of the arch behind the head looks relatively fragile and I'm afraid of breaking it when using it, at the same time the headphones are a bit bulky, for example in a bag (compared to TWS or classic cable headphones). These are not headphones for everyone, especially not for audiophiles. It is something different than classic earbuds or pins and you need to take that into account when buying. But if you're intrigued by bone conduction headphones and thinking of buying one (just need some final nudges), I can highly recommend them - both these particular Shokz OpenMove and the technology itself.
Surprisingly decent sound (compared to a lot of reviews)
Ears remain completely free when listening
USB-C (no proprietary cable)
Holds on the head (for example, compared to various TWS)
Weak, almost missing bass
Weaker battery and slow charging
The design looks fragile
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