SHOKZNew OpenMeet UC - Open-Ear Bluetooth Computer Headset, Noise Cancelling Mic + Mute Button, USB-C Dongle Compatible with PC & Mac, Wireless Work Headphones, Customizable Fit, Smart App - C610 UCCarbonfree Certified

Tried the headphone on as soon as I received it. Package is super compact and high quality. The headphone case is super nice to touch. The headphone itself is small, nimble, easily foldable but somehow also feels super premium-quality to touch, so kudos to the designers.Audio quality is super nice and super easy to set up. Been looking everywhere for such a functional and professional piece of headphone. Cannot wait to use it for the years to come!

I recently tried the new Shokz OpenMeet bone conduction headset, and I’m genuinely impressed! The lightweight design and open-ear comfort make it perfect for long calls without any ear fatigue. The sound clarity is outstanding—voices come through crisp and natural, even in noisy environments. The noise-canceling microphone does a fantastic job of filtering out background noise, ensuring that the person on the other end hears you clearly.Battery life is solid, lasting through multiple meetings without needing a recharge. Plus, the Bluetooth connectivity is seamless, with no noticeable lag or dropouts. If you need a reliable, comfortable headset for work calls or online meetings, Shokz OpenMeet is definitely worth it!

I wear glasses and am on the phone all day for work. I wanted a headset that wouldn't be on or in my ears and would put pressure on my ears, mashing my glasses into the side of my head.Pros: These are fairly light and the bone conduction is awesome. Sound is great and I can be heard already when I speak. ZERO pressure on or around my ears. The headset completely clears the temples on my glasses.Cons: The worst thing about this headset is it falls off super easy with even the slightest head tilt forward. This is frustrating when I have to look down etc. Secondly, I have to wear the headset at it's shortest settings this causes the stiff wire that goes around the headband to bunch out and put pressure on my scalp. This is very uncomfortable after several hours.Overall, I am satisfied with my purchase and enjoy wearing this lightweight, bone conducting headset.

Pros:Comfort & Fit:Lightweight and fits well.Different size options included for adjustments.Call Quality & Noise Cancellation:Excellent call quality with no complaints from callers.Effectively blocks out loud mechanical keyboard noise.Connectivity:Simultaneous connection to both Windows PC and phone.Easy transition from listening to music to answering calls.No connection issues experienced.Sound Quality:Decent sound, better than expected.Great for calls, though not bass-heavy for music.Cons:Comfort & Fit:Sideways pressure on temples causes some discomfort, even after adjustments.Mic Positioning & Mute Functionality:Mic cannot be switched to the other side, which is inconvenient for right-handed users.Mute button placement on the mic is not easily accessible.No quick mic flip-to-mute option; button must be pressed.Annoying "mute on" voice notification instead of a simple sound cue.Volume Control:Headset volume operates independently from the computer, causing inconsistency.Requires manual adjustment in the Windows volume mixer to fully mute.Software Limitations:Settings can only be accessed via the mobile app; no Windows app available.No keyboard shortcut support for muting; relies on the softphone switch instead.Environmental Noise Issues:Because this headset is designed to allow you to hear your environment, it does not work well if there are other noises that you are trying to avoid hearing. Since I live near an airport and have a washing machine right outside my door, I thought the benefit of hearing my family would be helpful, but it has turned out to be a distraction, and I can't focus at all now.

If I could give lower than a 1 star I would. I was really excited for this headset when it came out, but when I received it I I was extremely disappointed in the quality of the fit of the headset, it falls off super easily despite the different sizes of cushions. Overall it feels like it's cheaply made despite the price that is paid for it. I will give it props for sound quality though, but unfortunatly the rest of the issues out weigh the good.

If you are follicly challenged, your hair went to get milk, or it went to be with its ex wife like my dad did — these might not work for you.There are a lot of complaints about fit on these, and rightfully so.One thing I noticed though is all these folks have hair, which isn’t necessarily representative of the bald struggle — so I thought I’d still give these a try.Loved my Shokz Opencomm, so why wouldn’t I like the open meet?Upon opening them the quality is there - the case they came in, the quality of the headphones themselves — all what you would expect from Shokz.So I got them connected to my work laptop and hopped on our morning standup.Sound quality is better what you would expect from bone conduction headphones, but they are much bigger than the opencomms, so this checks out.I’m a bit of a pacer though and have a standing desk, and that is where I started noticing problems.When I would move my head to check my second monitor I would feel the band start to slip.If I tilted my head backwards or forward they would just fall off.I would love to recommend these because the idea and concept is revolutionary — but until they sort the fit issues I can’t recommend them.