Are Shokz' New OpenDots One Better Than Bose's Ultra Open Earbuds?
With the proliferation of clip-on earbuds, Shokz is getting in the game with its premium priced $200 OpenDots One buds. I went hands-on with them to see how they stack up against Bose's top-rated Ultra Open Earbuds.
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