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Last Updated on March 13, 2025 2:15 pm by Jeffrey Powers

Shokz has long been at the forefront of bone conduction technology, ever since I saw them at CES 2009. They offer an innovative audio solution of bone conduction, which keeps ears open while delivering clear sound. The OpenMeet UC continues this legacy, designed specifically for professionals who spend their days in meetings, calls, and virtual collaboration.

With other offerings like the OpenComm 2 UC and the OpenFit 2, OpenMeet UC adds another strong option to Shokz’s expanding lineup.

Shokz is known for its lightweight, wraparound headsets, but the OpenMeet UC breaks from tradition with an over the head-style design. I first saw the headset at CES 2025, and am excited to test the pair.

Unlike previous models that loop behind the head, this headset rests on top, making it more suitable for professional settings. The adjustable boom mic ensures clear voice transmission, and a mute button is affixed on the boom to mute your voice so you can curate the conversation.

For added versatility, it comes with the optional Loop 120 USB adapter, allowing for a stable wireless connection beyond standard Bluetooth. This feature is ideal for users who need low-latency, interference-free audio during critical calls.

Unlike traditional headphones that cover or plug into your ears, bone conduction transmits sound through vibrations to your inner ear. This means you can clearly hear conversations without blocking out your environment, making it easier to stay engaged with colleagues or respond to in-office situations without constantly removing your headset.

Additionally, because it doesn’t rely on ear cups or in-ear buds, the OpenMeet UC eliminates ear fatigue, making it comfortable for long hours of wear—something professionals will appreciate after a full day of meetings.

I unbox, try on, and test the OpenMeet UC. You will hear first-hand the sound quality, even with noise all around.

At $249, the Shokz OpenMeet UC is a premium solution for professionals who need clear audio, open-ear comfort, and seamless connectivity throughout their workday. Whether you’re working remotely, in a shared office, or frequently jumping between calls, its bone conduction technology, long battery life, and professional design make it an excellent investment.

If you’re already a fan of Shokz’s technology, or if you’re looking for a professional headset that delivers comfort and clarity without isolating you from your surroundings, OpenMeet UC is a standout choice.

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