Shokz OpenMeet Wireless Bone Conduction Headset

This headset is perfect t for me! I found with my old headset that the noise cancelling was causing me to talk louder and louder. I had to always have 1 ear pad off my ear. With the openmeet I can hear myself and it’s a feeling of having g someone talking to me in the same room. These are working out perfectly for me!

I have every Shokz ever made love your products, but this one fell short. I recommend using using the normal Com2 with the USBC that is much better option. I am still gonna give it a try tho maybe in time I'll love it like others.

I have not been a fan of in-ear headphones since the original AirPod. That started me on my Shokz journey and I’ve purchased nearly every product—OpenRun, OpenRun2, OpenFit, and OpenMeet. The OpenRun was for cycling and it was perfect for what I wanted (ability to hear traffic, but listen to music with an insane battery)…I have had no less than a dozen people buy them on my recommendation. They wore out and broke, so I got the OpenRun2 and they were great again (although battery life is way worse than the original)…but the sound quality on phone calls has not been good on either OpenRun nor OpenRun2 (which I’m OK with because that wasn’t my use case). I got the OpenFit to try and solve this—it is no better on sound quality (maybe worse), the fit on my ears is awkward, they’re not usable for working out and the tap controls rarely work (I actually wish I could return these). The OpenMeet was my, hopeful, savior for phone calls—the sound quality for phone calls has been good on early reviews, but they are not comfortable (too floppy, don’t stay tight on the head) and, while there are only two buttons, I’m finding it oddly harder to remember how to play music, answer calls, skip tracks, adjust volume…somehow one button and a volume control on the OpenRun is more intuitive. They are indeed lightweight, but the whole unit is quite big and clunky—I guess that is expected with the microphone. Bottom line, I love the OpenRun, but have not found Shokz products to solve all of my needs despite purchasing and repurchasing nearly all the models.

The sound and quality are excellent, but the frame is too large for my head, it will not stay in place, falls off too easily, and not adjustable.

Sound quality is very good. Needs more stuff to keep on you head other wise I love them

I will tell you that these headphones are the best thing you guys came out with yet for sound and clarity. So crisp and clear. I fell in love instantly. Then I bent over to pick up a pen, or bent over to pet the dog, leaned down to grab a garbage bag or to even tie my shoes and they fell off every time. So so so disappointing. I’ve bought five different shokz. I thought yes these are the best ever with a professional look also. Needless to say after day two I had to by a different version. Not happy about. Hope you can find out a way to keep them on your head.

Open run pro 2 are the best sounding bone conductions headphones I have tried. Beating out my version 1’s. I was looking for the open meets to take a step up from there in audio quality since they are using the same hybrid bone conductions/ speaker approach. However they fail to meet the quality of audio in the open run pro 2. The literature and reviews online seemed to place them as an even higher level of fidelity but they fail to accomplish what the open run pro 2 do. They do have a serious upgrade in call quality with the boom mic. They are my go to for phone calls. Just wish the audio playback was at least equal to open run pro 2. …

The sound quality was outstanding but unfortunately just could get to this fit and stay in a comfortable position on my head. This doesn't mean they are bad just didn't fit me well.

This headset is very light and comfortable. The audio is good, and I still maintain spatial awareness. The mic is also good. It works great with Microsoft Teams, too, controlling the meeting volume, mute, and other features. My only "complaint" is that you have to be careful not to lean over without holding the headset otherwise it falls off easily.

There is no comparison. I sometimes do know if the sound is coming from the headphones or my surroundings.

Talk time not 15 hours. It’s getting die on eight hours.

The fit is awful. The headphones are too loose and fall off if you move your head the wrong way.

These are incredible headphones but they are very loose on my head and fall off with the slightest tilt.

I recently purchased this because I thought it was the next generation of the open comm headset. Today I saw the ad for the open comm 2 UC. I love the sound of these, however, they are not nearly as comfortable as the open comm. I pulled the trigger too early.

Love all the bone conductive open ear concept, wish they had a little more base and could go a bit louder.

I mark this down one star because I would like the bone conductor to fit more securely over the head. Feels a little loose. Other than that, I enjoy these very much.

Using this for work which I do customer service and technical support and it's been great. My ears don't get fatigued at all

Very active person that owns a gym with two working dogs I find myself having to wear a beanie to keep the headset from falling constantly or if pick something off the ground like a weight or dog toy it falls off but in all fairness very strong also was in the rain with it yesterday with zero issues . Wish it had way staying on other then that’s awesome even use it for working out very happy.

Minimal head movement has headset sliding off my head. Thought I could use them while playing billiards but i cannot. Sticking with my much more stable Opencomm headset. I really wanted to like these but I cannot.

The new headset has quality audio and the mic could be a bit longer but overall, the product performs. Unfortunately, it barely fits my head and if I turn my head of bend down, it falls off.