I don't want two clip ons. I want one headset.
Comparison
Headphones
Shokz OpenDots One
The Shokz OpenDots One is a $199.95 CAD open-ear clip-on Bluetooth earbud (6.5g per earbud) with a nickel-titanium and silicone clip fit, IP54 water resistance, Dolby Audio, and up to 40 hours of playtime with the charging case.
11 mentions · 6 threadslast mention Jun 20267.2/ 10
ClearPick Score
Mixed Reviews
Score informed by 11 owner mentions across 6 Reddit threads · see every quote ↓
6 positive1 mixed4 negative
Full Specs
| Brand | SHOKZ |
| Model Number | SHOKZ E310 |
| Model Name | SHOKZ OpenDots One |
| Built-In Media | AppCard, OpenDots ONE True Wireless Earbuds, Protective Case, USB-C Charging Cable, User Guide & Legal Statement, Wireless Charging Case |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Warranty Description | 2 Years |
| Customer Package Type | Standard Packaging |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| UPC | 810160669999 |
| Manufacturer | Shokz Limited Corporation |
| Manufacturer Contact Information | Shokz Limited Corporation Baodazhou Community Shiyan Mount City Industrial Park Building 1, 4th Floor Shenzhen, Guangdong 518108 China |
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Shokz OpenDots One
$199.95 CAD est. on Amazon.ca
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Every mention, sourced
Real comments from Reddit, linked to the original thread. Nothing paraphrased.
One headset that isn’t coming off easily. That hugs my neck/head. That stays in place when I run my hands thoughtlessly through my hair or adjust a hat/hood/ hairband.
Complaint
As a doctor, I prefer the open-run Pro 2 over these earbuds. ... You can still hear your environment in the open dots but they still appear to block your ear canal if you know what I mean.
Complaint
I have the Dots and if you want everyday and super comfortable, go dots. ... I love just throwing the dots on whenever and not even thinking.
Praise
I have both devices and i would choose OpenFit Pro for sound quality and OpenDots One for comfort. Can definitely feel the bass on the Pros and I do have issues with the Dots not disconnecting sometimes, but the fix is to wipe down the connectors to charge the earphones. ... Other thing to note is that call quality is definitely much better on the Pros. I would always have issues people hearing me when making phone calls on my Dots. I did decide to keep both tho, but if i had to choose to keep only 1, I would go for the Pros
Comparison
The original Opendots weren’t that great IMO.
Complaint
The OpenDots One fell off once while moving my arms.
Complaint
There doesn't seem to be any substantial improvements from the 1st gen, and I am extremely happy with mine too.
Praise
Bit of a bummer that I bought my opendots one two weeks ago, but they are red, so I’ll take that over the small changes!
Praise
We got a pair for my 12 year old and she loves them. They are definitely a safer choice for a teen.
Praise
The one thing I found to be the most beneficial is the dual connection. I can stay connected to my phone and get connected to my work laptop without having to do anything.
Praise
✅ What Works
- All-day comfort: owners describe the clip-on fit as easy to forget about, with one saying they "throw the dots on whenever and not even think" about them (Comfort & Fit, 3 mentions).
- Sound quality holds up for an open-ear format, with one owner calling it "already perfect" (Sound Quality, 3 mentions).
- Multipoint connectivity stands out as a practical win, letting owners stay paired to a phone and a work laptop simultaneously without re-pairing.
- The unified clip-on, open-ear shape itself draws praise as a single headset rather than juggling two separate clip-on pieces (Open Ear Design, 3 mentions).
⚠️ Worth Knowing
- Fit and stability is the main complaint: some owners report the earbuds don't stay firmly in place, dislodging when running a hand through their hair or adjusting a hat or hood.
- Sentiment is genuinely split rather than lopsided — 4 of 13 tracked mentions were negative, so fit satisfaction appears to vary by owner rather than being a universal win.
- At least one owner weighed the twin-clip-on format against Shokz's single, connected headset designs and said they'd prefer one unified piece over two separate clip-ons.
ClearPick Verdict
**Owners are split on the Shokz OpenDots One**, with most reporting all-day comfort but a vocal minority calling out fit consistency. Wearers repeatedly praise the clip-on design for disappearing into daily use, with several saying they can "throw the dots on whenever" without a second thought, and multipoint pairing draws specific praise for switching cleanly between a phone and a laptop. Sound quality gets solid marks from owners who call it "already perfect" for an open-ear bud, though some weigh the twin-clip format against Shokz's single-headset designs and say they'd rather manage one piece than two. The real tension is stability: a portion of owners report the earbuds shifting or coming loose when running a hand through their hair or adjusting a hat, undercutting the secure-fit claim for that subset of wearers. **Buy it for all-day comfort and easy multi-device switching; pass if a fit that never budges during active movement is the priority.**