Another great informational review. The way you sum up just about every aspect in what seems to be perfect objectivity, and add insightful comparisons too, is really great. We should clone you so we can have you do reviews on everything.
Bloody totally agree young lad. I love using mine with my electric scooter. Bloody brilliant critique even if I wasn't living in a sound silo. 😉👍. I love the case because I just live opening the damn thing. 😄
The adjustability of these earbuds is similar to the TOZO open buds I've used, which have been my favorite for a long time. I believe the sound quality should be comparable to TOZO's, as you can adjust the speaker to the sweet spot in your ear canal. A downside of this style of adjustment is the bulky size. Overall, they could easily become a favorite for anyone.
I really appreciated the section at the end with the 1 to 1 comparisons against each competitor instead of just scale ranking. It makes understanding the pros and cons of each vs the OpenRock X much more clear. I think my main concern with them is that despite them being a premium offering, visually they look pretty cheap. From the very boxy speaker section, to the generic silk screened on OpenRock logo they look like a generic aliexpress product they put their own branding on. Obviously this is superficial, but when you're paying a decent bit of money these seem like strange design decisions. I also do wonder how well the hinge mechanism will hold up over time given they will need to be adjusted every time you take them in and out of the case. Although the hinge is fantastic for adjusting them to fit you perfectly, if they were to get loose they would become basically unusable.
@@Canuckrz I share your concerns regarding the longevity of the hinge. Its made from steel so it should be pretty durable but only time will tell how it holds up. As for the design, it doesn't look any cheaper than Shokz, 1More or Soundcore in my opinion. The OWS Pro is still in a different league though... 🙂
The OpenRock X LOOK extremely clunky, but assuming someone's out to buy open-ear earbuds I'm sure your review makes a difference! Great review as usual!
TOZO has been unveiling its product designs for several months, and the Openrock X was introduced more recently. The earliest review of the TOZO Openbuds I encountered on TH-cam dates back 11 months, almost a year. Out of courtesy, I will refrain from specifying the channel name since it's not considerate to mention another channel in the same categories.
I have owned my Tozo Open Buds since October 2023, and they have a god sound. They share duty with other earphones - Open earphones and in-ear buds. I paid around £45 with discount. The OneOdio OpenRock X are very similar, bot cost over 3 times what I paid for the Tozo Open Buds!
Hello Andy, i really like your analysis and reviews, really thorough. I am between Aerofit pro and openrock x for jogging and walking. Which one is the best? I am using an Ibasso 170 player for my exercise. So i guess aptx or Ldac compatibility coudl make a difference with these ear buds? Do you propose any other option? Thanks gain
@@appleima24 I'm not sure if the codec makes a huge impact on the sound of open-ears to be honest. The Openrock X is one of my personal favourites, but the new Soundcore Aerofit 2 could be a great option too for less money.
Any way to, measure or compare, magnetic shielding for the area in contact with the ear ? Am allergic to magnets, so if they are too strong I get pain after a while. Thanks.
Thank you, Andy, for the usually pleasant fully informative review. The speaker being on a hinge attracts me too. Just one ❓… Please, if you know… is there an APP for Apple devices, e.g. iPh & iPad? I searched & listened even at a slower speed(!). G’nite ex Australia J C.
Thanks for the great review. really a pitty that the controles are limitted. I definitely need to have volume and voice assistent on the buds for my usecases, so I'll Guess they.re not for me...
Recently got the AeroFit Pros and they are still in the return window. Would you recommend returning them in exchange for the OpenRock's? Would mainly be using them when running/cycling. Great video as always!
It is always a pleasure to listen your reviews.
@@jasonroark1981 thanks man 🙂
Wish with these we did not have to choose between volume control and mic mute. Thanks for another great review Andy.
@@samuelcgeorge810 it would be perfect if all the button actions were remappable completely
@@AndysTechTone I completely agree
Amazing video!
You covered every topic and I really love the brief comparison to competitors, exactly what I was looking for.
Thank you!
Glad you liked it, thanks for watching 🙂
Another great informational review. The way you sum up just about every aspect in what seems to be perfect objectivity, and add insightful comparisons too, is really great. We should clone you so we can have you do reviews on everything.
@@yourtubisfilled7164 Not sure cloning me would be a good idea but thanks 😆
With all the quality and consistency I don't get how you habe less then a million subs
Bloody totally agree young lad. I love using mine with my electric scooter. Bloody brilliant critique even if I wasn't living in a sound silo. 😉👍. I love the case because I just live opening the damn thing. 😄
Thank you for another great review, Andy! 👍
Thank you, sir 🙂
The adjustability of these earbuds is similar to the TOZO open buds I've used, which have been my favorite for a long time. I believe the sound quality should be comparable to TOZO's, as you can adjust the speaker to the sweet spot in your ear canal. A downside of this style of adjustment is the bulky size. Overall, they could easily become a favorite for anyone.
I don't mind the size as long as it's comfy.
I really appreciated the section at the end with the 1 to 1 comparisons against each competitor instead of just scale ranking. It makes understanding the pros and cons of each vs the OpenRock X much more clear.
I think my main concern with them is that despite them being a premium offering, visually they look pretty cheap. From the very boxy speaker section, to the generic silk screened on OpenRock logo they look like a generic aliexpress product they put their own branding on. Obviously this is superficial, but when you're paying a decent bit of money these seem like strange design decisions.
I also do wonder how well the hinge mechanism will hold up over time given they will need to be adjusted every time you take them in and out of the case. Although the hinge is fantastic for adjusting them to fit you perfectly, if they were to get loose they would become basically unusable.
@@Canuckrz I share your concerns regarding the longevity of the hinge. Its made from steel so it should be pretty durable but only time will tell how it holds up. As for the design, it doesn't look any cheaper than Shokz, 1More or Soundcore in my opinion. The OWS Pro is still in a different league though... 🙂
The OpenRock X LOOK extremely clunky, but assuming someone's out to buy open-ear earbuds I'm sure your review makes a difference!
Great review as usual!
Thanks but what makes a difference here is that "clunky" design. Maybe not visually but functionally 🙂
Good video Andy, wich sound better this one or the Tozo openbuds?
@@alur9160I've never tested the Tozo Open Buds unfortunately...
Thanks Andy. And wich sound better this one or the shokz open fit? @@AndysTechTone
Nice… just one point, TOZO was first to this exact 2 axis fit adjustability
@@tgwtom You're correct, I may have forgotten about those Open Buds. But at this point I'm not sure which one was available first
TOZO has been unveiling its product designs for several months, and the Openrock X was introduced more recently. The earliest review of the TOZO Openbuds I encountered on TH-cam dates back 11 months, almost a year. Out of courtesy, I will refrain from specifying the channel name since it's not considerate to mention another channel in the same categories.
@@jsbedi thanks for doing the research, I should have done it myself 🥴
I have owned my Tozo Open Buds since October 2023, and they have a god sound. They share duty with other earphones - Open earphones and in-ear buds. I paid around £45 with discount. The OneOdio OpenRock X are very similar, bot cost over 3 times what I paid for the Tozo Open Buds!
Hello Andy, i really like your analysis and reviews, really thorough. I am between Aerofit pro and openrock x for jogging and walking. Which one is the best? I am using an Ibasso 170 player for my exercise. So i guess aptx or Ldac compatibility coudl make a difference with these ear buds? Do you propose any other option? Thanks gain
@@appleima24 I'm not sure if the codec makes a huge impact on the sound of open-ears to be honest. The Openrock X is one of my personal favourites, but the new Soundcore Aerofit 2 could be a great option too for less money.
@@AndysTechTone Thanks for your comments on that. Is Aerofit 2 better than Aerofit pro?
@@appleima24 Only get the Pro if you need that detachable neckband and/or if you prefer physical buttons over touch controls.
Any way to, measure or compare, magnetic shielding for the area in contact with the ear ? Am allergic to magnets, so if they are too strong I get pain after a while. Thanks.
Nicely Done ATT
@@kevinjones9904 Thanks man 🙂
@@AndysTechTone 👊
Thank you, Andy, for the usually pleasant fully informative review. The speaker being on a hinge attracts me too. Just one ❓… Please, if you know… is there an APP for Apple devices, e.g. iPh & iPad? I searched & listened even at a slower speed(!). G’nite ex Australia J C.
@@juliachapman1899 there is an iOS OpenRock app
Which one has the best sub-bass in this form factor
@@Blu3_777 These are one of the best if not the best in my experience
@@AndysTechTone okay thanks for reply
Thanks for the great review. really a pitty that the controles are limitted. I definitely need to have volume and voice assistent on the buds for my usecases, so I'll Guess they.re not for me...
@@fannybui1153 Yeah, full remapping would sort out all that...
Recently got the AeroFit Pros and they are still in the return window. Would you recommend returning them in exchange for the OpenRock's? Would mainly be using them when running/cycling. Great video as always!
@@bdio6 Only return them if you are not happy with them. That neckband can come in handy on the bike
Are these your go to?
These or soundcore aerofit pro?
@@HTSontherun these unless you need the neckband for the absolute secure fit
A brick size case is a dealbreaker for me. Erm.