AfterShokz OpenComm vs OpenMove with MIC TEST!
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
- UPDATE: Check out the long-term review here: • AfterShokz OpenComm 1 ...
Working from home? On calls all day? Looking for the ultimate pair of confcall headphones? I review the AfterShokz OpenComm and compare it with the OpenMove.
00:00 Introduction
02:10 Specifications
02:52 Price, packaging
04:19 Physical attributes
06:37 Buttons
06:52 Bluetooth paring
07:27 Action buttons
07:54 Charging ports
09:56 Audio quality
12:50 Mic test
14:53 Conclusion 
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Thank you for covering these two and comparing them. Much appreciated
Hey I appreciate your time to review them, I am enjoying your video, currently at the fence considering between the two.
Excellent review. I just bought the open comm headset today. I’m a commercial truck driver and this is my first experience with bone conducting headphone technology and so far it is absolutely amazing. The music sound a little tiny but it’s still not bad. Just lacking base. I got mine for $179 at the loves travel center. So if you’re a truck driver looking for a good bone conducting headset and you have $179 apart with I think you can’t go wrong.
Excellent review. Super clarity on every point. WELL DONE
Thanks so much, just the review I was looking for!
good job. Your explanations were perfect for someone who could not see the screen. Thank you.
Fantastic review, thank you for this, was really helpful
Nice review - THANK YOU! This was helpful
Thanks for the comparison brother. Appreciate the review. :)
I love your review!
I just ordered opencomm after watching your video!
Hope you enjoy it!
@@detach8 I got feedback from my students while zoom meeting that mic is on and off... Does the same thing happen to you?
thanks Justin, very informative and you're a very funny guy! 'I look like a delivery guy but I don't care' cracked me up the way you said it. Thanks your helped consolidate my purchase!
Yeah great review thanks for this, very helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
i ve bought opencomm UC with dongle for work related task and open run pro for sports activities...very worth the money ! thanks to your review..
Excellent video well made! Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Informative video, now I consider buying one for myself. Sadly enough, I am ditching my AirPod Pro like you too. There are numerous threads on the internet that detail Airpod Pro causing ear infection like symptoms due to allegic reactions possibly because of the new silicon ear tips material. Thank you.
If it’s just the tips you might try some third party tips that are foam I know dekoni makes some they’re on Amazon
I currently have a Poly 5200 and want to determine if I should change to the Opencomm. Do you have something comparing sound in different environments, such as driving or outside, and either mower or construction/hammering happening?
I have one of each and they have different applications for me, and the differences are why I chose them. For work, I have the OpenComm as it connects to both my personal cell phone and work cell phone simultaneously, and I can wear it all day and not have to do anything but push the button when I get a call on either unless I'm listening to music on one when the other phone gets a call, which is the only drawback in that regard. If my iPhones would let me turn the volume up even higher, I could describe how good they are at higher volumes (they do start to flattten the base out a little, though, which isn't something any bone conduction can do.) For home use, I have the OpenMove and only use it with my IPad and a specific computer, and I don't need to connect to them simultaneously, nor is there a high noise environment at home. The sound quality is great on both, even making up for some mild hearing loss in one hear. I haven't spent enough time with the microphone on the OpenMove to provide an evaluation, but the OpenComm is excellent and unobtrusive to both me and those around me. I have a big head, and the OpenComm is more comfortable for all day wear and pinches slightly less; I'm not sure why. I love the situational awareness that both bring, but in a hot environment the constant skin contact makes these pretty slippery. All in all, I'm tickled pink with both of these, and interestingly, am seeing these more and more being used by my coworkers who also appreciate them for the same reasons.
Is it compatible with MS Teams? Can you mute yourself by moving the mic to up position? Can you use it while charging?
You can enable multipoint pairing by going into pairing, then holding the multifunction button and volume up button at the same time. That will let you pair to more than one device at the same time.
Is this for iPhone or Android or both? I'm getting open mic tomorrow so it would be useful to know.
@@mattfletchall5550 it’s on the headset not the phone, so both
when I try to pair my laptop and iphone, I need to turn one off to enable the other. I can't do what to you say
It works if followed in a particular order. Here is a great step-by-step guide to pair multiple devices:
1) Start with your headphones turned off.
2) Enter pairing mode by pressing and holding the power/volume+ button for 5-7 seconds. Audrey will say “Welcome to Titanium!” and then “pairing” and then the LED light will flash red and blue.
3) Press and hold the multifunction button and power/volume+ button at the same time for 2-3 seconds. Audrey will say “Multipoint Enabled.”
4) In your first device’s Bluetooth settings, select the Titanium. Audrey will say “Connected.”
5) Turn your headphones off.
6) Re-enter pairing mode by pressing and holding the power/volume+ button for 5-7 seconds. Audrey will say “Welcome to Titanium!” and then “pairing” and then the LED light will flash red and blue.
7) In your second device’s Bluetooth settings, select the Titanium. Audrey will say “Connected” or “Device 2 Connected.”
8) Turn your headphones off.
That completes the multipoint pairing process! Your headphones should now be connected to two of your devices simultaneously the next time you turn them on.
Reference: medium.com/@AfterShokz/your-guide-to-multipoint-pairing-e3c50e45f254
i missed this feature for nearly half a year desperately. i found it today in the manual starting at page 15. The only missing point is the none existent mic at the openmove. The description of Hamid is very concise
I wish u would've test the mic's in loud environment. There's where the money difference is. Then we could tell the difference with the noise cancelling thing and how it performs.
I saw another RUclips video that did that test - and I have asked people how it performed in a noisy area and the answer was good.
I got the OpenMove about 7 days ago. I had considered the OpenComm, but decided the extra cost for a delivery driver was not warranted. I deliver food and am constantly calling customers while driving. I can hear GPS and customers super well. The calls come thru very clearly and loudly even while driving and customers have never had issues hearing me clearly, except during one super heavy thunderstorm with 40mph wind, but I am 99% sure that was due to the cell tower phone connection, not the headphones. The OpenMove are very comfortable on my head for 6 hours straight use. The only thing that I would love to see is if Apple made a device like this for legal use while driving (H1 chip). I considered the Airpod Pro for this use, but even though they have transparency mode, the Airpod pro cannot be used in both ears and are illegal to use while driving in many states in the USA. I prefer both ears to hear better.
Great stuff. The OpenMove is a good product in its own right, and I (or my wife) have no complaints about it.
wonder what would the sound quality be like for people with thick hair or sideburn.
How do these work with say "online gaming conversations"? It's always me or another person who gets feedback when I use wired headphones.
I have watched a LOT of headset review and comparison videos this week because I have a new job in a call center (working from home), the work supplied headset is painful, and the over-ear headphones that don't hurt with my glasses are too heavy to be comfortable. Your video is the one that's convinced me to spend £150 on the OpenComm set. Thanks for such a thorough review!
@Miss Kitty Cat How are these working for you with glasses. I also have glasses and wanted to know if they are still comfy?
@@nickc2124 they're still comfy!
I got the aeropex over the open move just because the vibration is less noticeable for aeropex.
I have been looking at these because of ear problems too. I work in an office and I like to listen to videos while I work and still be able to join calls. After a whole day of headphones of any kind, my ears hurt.
Hi, nice review👍👍, I would like to know, could I use these with my open Face motorcycle helmet??
Thanks
I'm not sure if the squeeze on the size of the helmet might hit the buttons but it should generally work very well. I do have a helmet somewhere, maybe I'll try it one day.
I have used AFTERSHOKZ Sportz Titanium (the model with wire) on motorcycle rides using modular helmet and it works great, you have sound and you can use ears protection. I did not have any calls, just music.
Justin, you mentioned wearing opencomm for outdoor may not be a good thing to do. I want to use it in the gym. I want to see, if I flip the mic all the way back, does it chew my ear? Will it press the ear in a way that it would be bothering after few minutes running in gym?
It doesn't chew the ear. As a bonus, it actually mutes when it is flipped back. It should be great for the gym although do bear in mind it's not fully waterproof.
How we can bay this one
Could you do testing in a noisy environment plss? Thanks!!
I will when I find some time and figure out how to properly record on a mobile device. There's some videos that did that. I'd say the mic works well, but when it gets noisy outside you can't really hear - and that's when you should put some earplugs on and it'll work very well.
Hi. I was wondering if there is a significant delay in audio while using on a computer?
Not that I notice in normal use (conference calls, etc.)
It works like every other bluetooth device. However if you are a musician and rely on this for tempo/timing, it will definitely have the typical bluetooth lag/delay so a wired earphone is still better for that purpose.
I have watched so many of these reviews. But the one thing I want to know is how good they are with music. I would love to try them out before I invest in them. I have heard that they're great from spoken word like podcasts and such. But I am more into music and would love to have a pair when I go out walking with my dog or just out and about. You did a great job in your review and I have added you and look forward to more reviews from you.
dont buy if u want for music.... these headphones will be decent and not for music and bass
@@investneur8232 Thank you for your reply I will keep this in mind. So I take it there is no real good solution for music listening out on the street. And you still need to be aware of your surroundings.
@@alexflores7652 check Bose Sport Open Earbuds which can be a solution to you. However if ear health is a concern,bone conduction is better.
No, it's not for music. Music will sound like crap in general compared to anything that is in-ear.
@@detach8 To be quite honest I like them for music too. It reminds me of when you don't put your earbuds fully in your ears. They work great when I go for walks with my dog and have to be able to hear traffic around me. But I do have a set of on the ear headphones for when I know I don't have to worry about traffic while at home.
Dumb question why not put the contact points onto the mic?
Do you have any problem using shokz for meeting use Teams?
nope, works with teams, zoom, google meet, slack huddles, everything
“Who the hell cares.. I don’t care” damn right, gotta own that mic!
Shoud buy the openrun without the boom mic.
Hi Justin. I am looking to save some money by not buying the USB dongle. Does it really make a difference?
sorry I have never used the USB, don’t know about the difference. the bluetooth works perfectly fine for me.
if you are using laptop to do most of the conferencing and using apps like TEAMS , Zoom then go for the opencomm UC and this model in future proof as more apps will be available by shokz. plus opencomm uc can pair max up to 8 devices. unlike opencomm only 1
check out on review on comparison opencomm vs opencomm uc ruclips.net/video/IUNGBHJ2JmM/видео.html
@@weekeongtan9465 thanks for the detailed information. I think uc version will be more suitable for my use case
so you say you can't switch between PC and mobile phone instantly?
not from my experience
What of the two is best for Gaming ?
And what about the Battery ?
I got the ear problems aswell and I am a Game livestreamer
Definitely the OpenComm for me, the mic makes a difference if you talk while streaming. Battery has been amazing by my standards - I have done entire day of calls on it without issue.
"you look like an idiot" - haha I appreciate your down-to-earth honest non-flashy review. I'm convinced my boss to pay for one of these but I need a dr. note - those over ear and in ear are making life uncomfortable now that i'm on the phone way more post-covid. Two ear infections the past two years. I've briefly tried these out and I know it is going to make a world of difference compared to my (very good quality Plantronics) over ear Bluetooth headphones. Cheers.
AS vrs buds I would think Apple or Tesla should buy aftershokz company and incorperate into Apple or Tesla products
Within a month after I bought my first set, I exchanged this headset twice. The first set could not pair at all. The second set died off completely in 2 hours. Not the 8 hours it claimed. No matter how I reset it, the set still could not work. This product needs to improve on its quality control before selling defective sets to the consumers.
That's unfortunate. Mine has worked flawlessly and the batteries last more than an entire day for me.
im wearing glasses, will it be comfortable enough with a glasses on ?
My wife wears glasses and doesn't complain with these on, so I guess it is OK although YMMV depending on your head or ear shape/size or glasses style.
Don't fit my head, my head is a bit bigger and loop is too short.
oof sorry to hear, that sounds like a problem - one band size option only.
Never buy aftershokz headphones because they DISAPPEAR when it s time to honor their warranty
Nice phone but the multipoint connections to both a phone and a PC does not function. For a professional, it makes the product useless.
True, that is one thing that annoys me since I switch between my laptop and phone often.
Maybe because you guys don't clean your ears
i clean them very often, almost daily. in fact my doctor told me to stop doing that, it’s too often. it’s causing some sort of eczema on my ear.
@@detach8 oh ok.