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Shokz OpenFit Pro brings new sound quality and noise control to open-ear headphones

Teppo HirvikunnasTextTeppo Hirvikunnas
19.1.2026
Shokz OpenFit Pro brings new sound quality and noise control to open-ear headphones
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Shokz, a long-time leader in open-ear headphones, has unveiled its new flagship model, the OpenFit Pro, which the manufacturer says brings significant improvements in sound, comfort, and noise control. The model was unveiled at CES 2026, where it also received an Innovation Award.


According to the manufacturer, OpenFit Pro is at the forefront of headphones utilizing new generation technology and points the way especially for those users who are looking for open and ambient sound without the closed-off experience of traditional earbuds.

The new model combines a synchronized dual-diaphragm element and noise reduction for the first time in Shokz's history, which, according to the manufacturer, enables both accurate sound reproduction and controlled ambient sound transmission. The so-called SuperBoost technology used in the headphones is claimed to produce a particularly dynamic sound, emphasizing detailed treble and low bass without distortion. This is supported by large-sized diaphragms and a special aluminum-based PMI mesh, which, according to the manufacturer, has also been used in the aviation industry. The bass is promised to be balanced and powerful thanks to high-quality silicone diaphragms.

Dolby Atmos optimization and head tracking technology are also included. With these, Shokz aims to provide the most immersive listening experience possible, where the sound moves with the movement of the head. The ability for the user to adjust the sound profile in the Shokz app with five presets and two equalizer profiles brings customizability, but it remains to be seen how widely these settings affect different listening situations in practice.

Another significant innovation is the open-ear noise cancellation, which Shokz has not previously used in its products. The technology is based on a combination of three microphones and an adaptive algorithm that is claimed to be able to predict both environmental sounds and internal ear resonances. As a result, the noise cancellation can be individually adjusted according to the shape of the user's ear and the fit of the headphones. The user can choose whether they want to focus completely on listening or let some of the ambient sounds through. This is a particularly interesting solution for open-ear headphones, the basic principle of which is precisely the perception of the environment - and it raises questions about how effectively noise cancellation works without tight physical isolation.

In terms of physical design, the OpenFit Pro continues the familiar Shokz line: the headphones are one-piece, light and flexible. They use ultra-soft silicone and ear hooks made of titanium-nickel alloy. The microphones are external, and the noise-canceling ring promises, according to the manufacturer, clearer sound during calls. Charging times and usage time have also been improved - on a single charge, the headphones work up to 12 hours without noise cancellation, and with the charging case, the usage time can be up to 50 hours. With noise cancellation enabled, the battery life drops to 6 hours on a single charge and 24 hours with the case, according to the manufacturer. A ten-minute quick charge provides up to four hours of usage time, which meets the expectations of today's users.

In terms of compatibility, the OpenFit Pro supports Bluetooth 6.1, IP55 water resistance, wireless charging, and multi-device pairing. The headphones weigh about 12 grams per ear and promise a standby time of up to 270 days, suggesting energy efficiency and remaining ready to use even after long periods of storage.

The consumer price has been announced at 249 euros globally, but Nordic pricing will be announced later. Availability is scheduled for later this year, and the colors are black and white. In terms of technical features, this is Shokz's most versatile open-ear model to date, but how well these features work in everyday life will ultimately be judged by users and independent tests.


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