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title: "- OpenDots ONE Open-Ear Clip-On Bluetooth Earbuds, Grey, Dolby Audio"
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# 40H total playtime IP54 water resistant Dolby Audio & Bassphere Tech - OpenDots ONE Open-Ear Clip-On Bluetooth Earbuds, Grey, Dolby Audio

**Brand:** shokz
**Price:** NZ$442
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎧 Hear More, Miss Less — The Open-Ear Revolution for Go-Getters

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** - OpenDots ONE Open-Ear Clip-On Bluetooth Earbuds, Grey, Dolby Audio by shokz
- **How much does it cost?** NZ$442 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- shokz enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted shokz brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Open-Ear Freedom:** Stay aware and connected with the signature open-ear design that blends premium sound with situational awareness.
- • **Smart Sound Control:** Personalize your audio experience and multitask effortlessly with the Shokz app and multipoint Bluetooth pairing.
- • **Sweat & Splash Ready:** IP54-rated water resistance means your earbuds keep pace with your workouts, commutes, and spontaneous rain showers.
- • **Custom Clip-On Comfort:** Flexible nickel-titanium frame and soft silicone grips ensure a secure, barely-there fit for any ear shape.
- • **All-Day Power, Zero Compromise:** Up to 10 hours per charge, 40 hours with case—never miss a beat during your busiest days.

## Overview

The SHOKZ OpenDots ONE are ultra-lightweight, open-ear Bluetooth earbuds featuring premium Dolby Audio and Bassphere technology for rich sound while keeping you aware of your surroundings. With a secure clip-on fit, IP54 water resistance, and up to 40 hours of total listening time, they’re designed for professionals and active millennials who demand comfort, style, and uninterrupted connectivity. Customize your experience via the Shokz app and enjoy seamless multitasking with multipoint pairing.

## Description

desertcart.com: SHOKZ OpenDots ONE Open-Ear Clip-On Bluetooth Earbuds, Grey, Dolby Audio | Clip-on design; Open ear awareness; Lightweight secure fit; Dolby Audio; 40H listening; Travel/Commuting/Yoga use : Electronics

Review: Apple Ecosystem User Review - I am writing this review as someone who uses the Apple ecosystem, and I will start with the biggest drawback in that regard and then move to all the good things. I did have the swimming SHOKS that do not have bluetooth before for the pool and they are good at what they are designed for. Drawback on Apple devices: Compared to the Beats Fit Pro (and other Beats/Apple headphones that use Apple's H1 chips), these headphones suck at transferring between devices. When you use the apple ecosystem and you use headphones with Apple chips, the headphones automatically and seamlessly transfer between devices with little to no effort. Listening to music on your computer and answer a call on your iphone? Apple-chip headphones will pause your music and switch to your phone with no action on your part. The SHOKZ headphones don't even come close. you have to manually connect in the bluetooth menu and in some instances you have to disconnect from one device before you connect to another. I find this a bit annoying coming from headphones that are totally vertically integrated into Apple. However, I knew going in that would be the reality, and that is about the only thing I don't love. I think the beats do have better bass if you are really into that. Positive Things: * they are very comfortable. With the beats fit pro, wearing them all day the wingtips do put pressure on your ear to stay put and I do notice it and eventually want to take them out to give my ear a rest. These I can wear literally all day and not have any of that sensation. * since they don't cancel or block noise, I can actually hear myself when talking with people so I don't end up inadvertently talking really loud like I tend to when I have noise cancelling headphones in and I much prefer this around the office. * They have more on-device control than the beats fit pro. on the beats you have to pick between controlling pause/play and next or controlling volume. I am still getting used to the gestures, they are not as snappy reactive as the beats, and I actually did have to look at the manual, but these allow you to control all of them without picking one or the other which I like. * they seem mildly magnetic? like if I take them out and put them in my pocket they stick together. The beats don't do this and I really like it. makes keeping track of them in a pocket much easier. * I wear blue-light glasses at work and they do not interfere with them * I feel I could wear these horseback riding on low volume and be safe because you have enough awareness to hear your surroundings. * I like that they don't have earbud tips that can come off. * The whole profile of the case, etc. is smaller than that of the beats fit pro which I like and I feel like the case is more durable and less likely to come open accidentally. * I have used them on runs and they stay put. * Even considering "transparency" mode on the beats, my spatial awareness in these is much better and I think these will be much better for biking commutes. * I have not had any issues with people understanding me on calls both in office or walking outside on the street on my phone. I have not had issues with battery life so far. * I don't make a habit of sleeping with headphones but they don't jam into your ear if you wanted to listen to an audiobook and put your head on your pillow on the side the way in-ear buds to. * I like that running errands I don't have to take them out or mess with them to change modes to hear people and not be rude. * Running in them: They stayed put pretty well and didn't have any issues with them coming off. I think I might still prefer the beats fit pro especially for workouts just volume-wise and I am not as worried about hearing every street noise, but it's kind of a toss-up. I am keeping these and will use them alongside my beats fit pro. I am so far pretty impressed on the whole.
Review: Love these earbuds! - Really pleasantly surprised by how much I love these! Backstory: I was a Samsung girlie for a long time, and really loved my Galaxy FE buds. Unfortunately the left earbud stopped working within a year of getting them (luckily they were under warranty and I got it replaced/fixed, but then the left one stopped working AGAIN within another 6 months, and the right one about two months after that. Sigh). But honestly, I loved them enough that I was going to just get them again and hope for the best... that is, until I read the reviews and saw SO many people complaining about how quickly they stopped working. So I decided I didn't want to risk it and went on the hunt for something different. I exhaustively read lots of reviews on several different earbuds, and was honestly getting discouraged until I read the reviews on these and saw that they were... gasp... actually mostly positive! I was intrigued. Then I remembered that a friend had highly recommended this brand, but the bone conducting headset (Open Run Pro2). I knew I would rather have individual earbuds vs something that wrapped around the back of my head, so the Open Dots seemed like they might be a better fit for my needs. I was skeptical that they would be too big and clunky, and that I would miss the noise cancelling option of my old ear buds. But to my surprise, I've really enjoyed them and think that I'm a convert now! They were super easy to set up and connect to my phone (had to download an app to tweak settings, but that was super simple too). They are comfortable and light despite being larger than your average bud. They also feel quite secure on my ear, and I'm not really worried about them falling off. I wear glasses and they don't get in the way at all (which I had worried about with the Open Run Pro 2 headset). I like that the buds are interchangeable (they both work in both ears). The sound is really very good for being "open air" style, enough so that I don't miss the noise canceling as much as I thought I would. Sometimes in extra loud situations (like someone talking loudly near you), it's annoying not to have, but for the most part it hasn't been a deal breaker for me. I actually kind of enjoy being able to hear the ambient noises of my surroundings more than I thought I would. When I have them paused, I can hear everything around me, including if someone needs to talk to me (aka I don't have to take the earbud out of my ear in order to hear them, which is really nice). I got the pink ones, and I really like the color... the shiny part is like a rose gold, and the matte part is more like a dusty rose color (so it feels more classy, and not punch you in the face pink). They also have a 2 year manufacturers warranty, which I think is awesome compared to the single year that most companies offer. Cons: - They aren't the most responsive to the double tapping. Shokz did release a firmware update to make them MORE sensitive, but then it kind of toes the line of being TOO sensitive/responsive, so I currently have that option turned off. It still works, it just usually takes a couple of intentional double tap tries. Pinching the battery part on the back of the ear works more reliably to pause/play, but I'm just so used to the double tap from my old set that I just do it instinctually. - The notification noises are quite loud. For awhile, I was having an issue when I had it paired to both my phone and my tablet, that when I walked in and out of range from the tablet while listening to music on my phone, it would make an unnecessarily loud notification noise in my ear as it disconnected/reconnected each time. I finally had to unpair it from my tablet altogether because it was driving me crazy. If that notification noise could be adjusted (or at least just lowered), that would be a huge improvement! Overall, I'm very happy with these and I'm glad I took the chance on them!! Here's hoping they last longer than my Galaxy FEs did!

## Features

- Personalized Clip-On Fit - The flexible nickel-titanium plate and soft silicone grip conform to your ear for security and comfort. At just 6.5g, each earbud is virtually unnoticeable through all-day wear.
- Rich, Open-Ear Audio - Shokz signature open-ear design keeps you connected to the world while you experience the pocket-sized power of OpenDots ONE's premium Dolby Audio and Bassphere Technology.
- Mini Size, Mighty Features - Each earbud is interchangeable between your left and right ear, equipped with optimized microphones, IP54 water resistant, and built with DirectPitch tech to minimize sound leakage.
- Up to 40 Hours of Listening – Enjoy 10 hours on a single charge and up to 40 hours with the charging case. A 10-minute quick charge provides 2 hours of playtime. Wireless charging supported (quick charge is not available via wireless charging).
- The Shokz App - Customize your EQ modes and touch controls, switch effortlessly between two devices thanks to multipoint pairing, locate your earbuds, track your battery level, and more when you download our app.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0DWF69VGQ |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Antenna Location | Cycling, Exercising, Office Meetings |
| Audio Driver Type | Dynamic Driver |
| Battery Average Life | 40 hours |
| Battery Charge Time | 120 minutes |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,679 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #39 in Open-Ear Headphones |
| Bluetooth Range | 10 meters |
| Bluetooth Version | 5.4 |
| Brand | SHOKZ |
| Brand Name | SHOKZ |
| Built-In Media | AppCard, Charging Case, OpenDots ONE True Wireless Earbuds, USB-C Charging Cable, User Guide & Legal Statement |
| Cable Features | Without Cable |
| Carrying Case Battery Average Life | 40 hours |
| Carrying Case Battery Capacity | 590 milliamp_hours |
| Carrying Case Battery Charging Time | 2 hours |
| Carrying Case Color | Grey |
| Carrying Case Height | 6.4 centimeters |
| Carrying Case Length | 27.1 millimeters |
| Carrying Case Material | Plastic |
| Carrying Case Weight | 39 g |
| Carrying Case Width | 49.5 millimeters |
| Color | Grey |
| Compatible Devices | Desktops, Laptops, Smart Phone |
| Connectivity Technology | Wireless |
| Control Method | App, Touch |
| Control Type | Touch App Control |
| Controller Type | Touch |
| Customer Package Type | Standard |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 2,808 Reviews |
| Ear Placement | Open Ear |
| Earpiece Shape | Bud |
| Enclosure Material | Plastic, Silicone, Stainless Steel |
| Form Factor | Open Ear |
| Frequency Response | 2400 MHz |
| Headphone Folding Features | Open Ear |
| Headphone Jack | No Jack |
| Headphones Ear Placement | Open Ear |
| Impedance | 11 ohm |
| Item Weight | 13 g |
| Manufacturer | Shokz Limited Corporation |
| Model Name | SHOKZ OpenDots One |
| Model Number | SHOKZ E310 |
| Noise Control | None |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Sensitivity | 97.5 db |
| Specific Uses For Product | Business, Entertainment, Travel |
| Style Name | Modern |
| Subject Character | Calling, Running, Exercising, Gaming, office_meetings, Radio Communication |
| Theme | Sports |
| UPC | 810160669906 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Warranty Description | 2 Years |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |
| Wireless Technology | Bluetooth |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** SHOKZ
- **Color:** Grey
- **Ear Placement:** Open Ear
- **Form Factor:** Open Ear
- **Impedance:** 11 ohm

## Images

![- OpenDots ONE Open-Ear Clip-On Bluetooth Earbuds, Grey, Dolby Audio - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61m60osQaAL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is OpenDots ONE a bone conduction headphone?**
A: No, OpenDots ONE uses air conduction combined with DirectPitch technology and an open-ear design, not bone conduction, ensuring environmental awareness and private listening.

**Q: How does OpenDots ONE minimize sound leakage?**
A: OpenDots ONE uses DirectPitch technology to minimize leakage. Enabling "Privacy Mode" in the Shokz App further reduces high-frequency sound leakage for a more private experience.

**Q: What is the difference between OpenDots ONE and OpenFit 2?**
A: OpenDots ONE is smaller, lighter, and more portable — ideal for daily use and travel. OpenFit 2 offers slightly improved high-frequency performance and is better suited for exercise.

**Q: How do I enable Dolby Audio on OpenDots ONE?**
A: OpenDots ONE supports Dolby Audio for an immersive sound experience. You can turn it on or off in the Shokz App under device settings.

**Q: Can I use OpenDots ONE with just one earbud?**
A: Yes. You can listen to music or take calls with a single earbud. Some Shokz App features, like firmware updates, may be limited when only one earbud is used.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Apple Ecosystem User Review
*by E***. on May 5, 2026*

I am writing this review as someone who uses the Apple ecosystem, and I will start with the biggest drawback in that regard and then move to all the good things. I did have the swimming SHOKS that do not have bluetooth before for the pool and they are good at what they are designed for. Drawback on Apple devices: Compared to the Beats Fit Pro (and other Beats/Apple headphones that use Apple's H1 chips), these headphones suck at transferring between devices. When you use the apple ecosystem and you use headphones with Apple chips, the headphones automatically and seamlessly transfer between devices with little to no effort. Listening to music on your computer and answer a call on your iphone? Apple-chip headphones will pause your music and switch to your phone with no action on your part. The SHOKZ headphones don't even come close. you have to manually connect in the bluetooth menu and in some instances you have to disconnect from one device before you connect to another. I find this a bit annoying coming from headphones that are totally vertically integrated into Apple. However, I knew going in that would be the reality, and that is about the only thing I don't love. I think the beats do have better bass if you are really into that. Positive Things: * they are very comfortable. With the beats fit pro, wearing them all day the wingtips do put pressure on your ear to stay put and I do notice it and eventually want to take them out to give my ear a rest. These I can wear literally all day and not have any of that sensation. * since they don't cancel or block noise, I can actually hear myself when talking with people so I don't end up inadvertently talking really loud like I tend to when I have noise cancelling headphones in and I much prefer this around the office. * They have more on-device control than the beats fit pro. on the beats you have to pick between controlling pause/play and next or controlling volume. I am still getting used to the gestures, they are not as snappy reactive as the beats, and I actually did have to look at the manual, but these allow you to control all of them without picking one or the other which I like. * they seem mildly magnetic? like if I take them out and put them in my pocket they stick together. The beats don't do this and I really like it. makes keeping track of them in a pocket much easier. * I wear blue-light glasses at work and they do not interfere with them * I feel I could wear these horseback riding on low volume and be safe because you have enough awareness to hear your surroundings. * I like that they don't have earbud tips that can come off. * The whole profile of the case, etc. is smaller than that of the beats fit pro which I like and I feel like the case is more durable and less likely to come open accidentally. * I have used them on runs and they stay put. * Even considering "transparency" mode on the beats, my spatial awareness in these is much better and I think these will be much better for biking commutes. * I have not had any issues with people understanding me on calls both in office or walking outside on the street on my phone. I have not had issues with battery life so far. * I don't make a habit of sleeping with headphones but they don't jam into your ear if you wanted to listen to an audiobook and put your head on your pillow on the side the way in-ear buds to. * I like that running errands I don't have to take them out or mess with them to change modes to hear people and not be rude. * Running in them: They stayed put pretty well and didn't have any issues with them coming off. I think I might still prefer the beats fit pro especially for workouts just volume-wise and I am not as worried about hearing every street noise, but it's kind of a toss-up. I am keeping these and will use them alongside my beats fit pro. I am so far pretty impressed on the whole.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Love these earbuds!
*by B***A on December 7, 2025*

Really pleasantly surprised by how much I love these! Backstory: I was a Samsung girlie for a long time, and really loved my Galaxy FE buds. Unfortunately the left earbud stopped working within a year of getting them (luckily they were under warranty and I got it replaced/fixed, but then the left one stopped working AGAIN within another 6 months, and the right one about two months after that. Sigh). But honestly, I loved them enough that I was going to just get them again and hope for the best... that is, until I read the reviews and saw SO many people complaining about how quickly they stopped working. So I decided I didn't want to risk it and went on the hunt for something different. I exhaustively read lots of reviews on several different earbuds, and was honestly getting discouraged until I read the reviews on these and saw that they were... gasp... actually mostly positive! I was intrigued. Then I remembered that a friend had highly recommended this brand, but the bone conducting headset (Open Run Pro2). I knew I would rather have individual earbuds vs something that wrapped around the back of my head, so the Open Dots seemed like they might be a better fit for my needs. I was skeptical that they would be too big and clunky, and that I would miss the noise cancelling option of my old ear buds. But to my surprise, I've really enjoyed them and think that I'm a convert now! They were super easy to set up and connect to my phone (had to download an app to tweak settings, but that was super simple too). They are comfortable and light despite being larger than your average bud. They also feel quite secure on my ear, and I'm not really worried about them falling off. I wear glasses and they don't get in the way at all (which I had worried about with the Open Run Pro 2 headset). I like that the buds are interchangeable (they both work in both ears). The sound is really very good for being "open air" style, enough so that I don't miss the noise canceling as much as I thought I would. Sometimes in extra loud situations (like someone talking loudly near you), it's annoying not to have, but for the most part it hasn't been a deal breaker for me. I actually kind of enjoy being able to hear the ambient noises of my surroundings more than I thought I would. When I have them paused, I can hear everything around me, including if someone needs to talk to me (aka I don't have to take the earbud out of my ear in order to hear them, which is really nice). I got the pink ones, and I really like the color... the shiny part is like a rose gold, and the matte part is more like a dusty rose color (so it feels more classy, and not punch you in the face pink). They also have a 2 year manufacturers warranty, which I think is awesome compared to the single year that most companies offer. Cons: - They aren't the most responsive to the double tapping. Shokz did release a firmware update to make them MORE sensitive, but then it kind of toes the line of being TOO sensitive/responsive, so I currently have that option turned off. It still works, it just usually takes a couple of intentional double tap tries. Pinching the battery part on the back of the ear works more reliably to pause/play, but I'm just so used to the double tap from my old set that I just do it instinctually. - The notification noises are quite loud. For awhile, I was having an issue when I had it paired to both my phone and my tablet, that when I walked in and out of range from the tablet while listening to music on my phone, it would make an unnecessarily loud notification noise in my ear as it disconnected/reconnected each time. I finally had to unpair it from my tablet altogether because it was driving me crazy. If that notification noise could be adjusted (or at least just lowered), that would be a huge improvement! Overall, I'm very happy with these and I'm glad I took the chance on them!! Here's hoping they last longer than my Galaxy FEs did!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ These are the (open) earbuds you're looking for
*by C***. on August 12, 2025*

Best for: ☐ Audiophiles ☐ Stage monitoring ☑ Active wearers who need situational awareness ☑ Casual listening ☑ Zoom calls Best features: ☑ Comfortable: Keep them in your ears for all-day use ☑ Staying put: They stay in your ears and will not dislodge accidentally. Try shaking your head really hard- they'll stay on. ☑ Open ear design: Ability to listen to your music and your surroundings ☑ Versatility: Handoff between two paired devices ☑ Untethered from your charging case: Long battery life When I was looking for earphones, I wanted no-hassle, workhorse ones that didn't fail on me, that I didn't mind keeping in my ears, that let me hear my surroundings, and that didn't break the bank. Then when I saw Flossy Carter's glowing YouTube review, I knew I had to try them. I'm so glad I did. I keep them in when riding my bike so I can hear traffic around me. I wear them around the house so I don't feel isolated from my spouse, my dog, or my family. I seamlessly switch from Zoom calls to my music, to YouTube, to podcasts between my Macbook and my S24 Ultra. They're nearly always in my ears and the only time I remember they're there is when I accidentally brush my hair and one goes flying (but that's a me problem). Ok, so how do these stack up to other earbuds? They work, but they won't give you the same audio fidelity as dedicated listening sets. Then again, if you want audiophile open style headphones, you're looking in the wrong place (and at the wrong price point). I have wired Shure E215s for high-level audio with isolation, and are like the opposite of these Shokz. I have so many bluetooth earbuds for general use and that always go missing. BONUS: At the time (near launch), Shokz was offering a free protective silicone covering for the charging case. I use it am really glad I have it, as it gives me the ability to carry my earbuds in the same pocket as my earbuds. These are my most used set of earbuds and i quickly growing to be my favorite pair. Get them. You won't regret it.

## Frequently Bought Together

- SHOKZ OpenDots ONE - Open-Ear Headphones - Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds with Microphone - Secure, Lightweight, Clip-On Fit - Premium Dolby Audio - Water Resistant - Fast Charging - Up to 40 hrs Playtime
- SHOKZ New OpenFit 2 Open-Ear Headphones, True Wireless Bluetooth Earphones with Microphone, Earhook Earbuds with 48 Hours of Playtime, Fast Charging, IP55 Water-Resistant, with Carrying Bag, Beige

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