Shokz OpenFit 2+ Headphones

Ready for open-ear earbuds that punch above their weight class? Meet the flagship:

The premium Shokz OpenFit 2+ takes everything great about the OpenFit 2 and adds two game-changing upgrades – Dolby® Audio and wireless charging. If you’re serious about sound quality without sacrificing situational awareness, this is your move.

Sound That Surrounds You

DualBoost™ Technology delivers the goods with two separate drivers per earbud – one massive low-frequency driver for deep bass, one independent high-frequency driver for crisp mids and highs. It’s not a single driver trying to do the job of two. 

The OpenBass™ 2.0 algorithm directs powerful sound straight into your ear canal. But here’s the massive upgrade: Dolby Audio creates a rich, expansive soundstage that makes your music feel three-dimensional. It’s the kind of audio experience that makes you forget these are open-ear.

Comfort That Lasts

The flexible nickel-titanium alloy ear hooks follow the golden spiral design, wrapped in Shokz Ultra-Soft Silicone™ 2.0 (they are really soft) that stays comfortable mile after mile.

At just 9.4 grams per earbud, you’ll actually forget they’re there during those long training sessions.

Shokz Open Fit 2+: Built for Real Use

Eleven hours per charge, 48 total with the case. A quick 10-minute charge gets you two more hours. Qi wireless charging means you can just drop the case on any wireless charger and go.

IP55 water resistance handles whatever the weather throws at you and all the sweat you can muster.

Bluetooth 5.4 with multipoint pairing connects to two devices simultaneously. Physical buttons prevent accidental touches, dual AI-powered mics keep calls crystal clear.

Four customizable EQ modes let you dial in your perfect sound via the Shokz App.

With these headphones, you get the best of both worlds - enjoy superb sound quality while remaining aware of what’s around you while training – something we didn’t think was possible until we found these. 

Because situational awareness shouldn't mean terrible audio.