JBL Sense Pro VS Shokz OpenDots One

The JBL Sense Pro and Shokz OpenDots One both feature an IP54 Ingress Protection (IP) rating, making them sweat-resistant and suitable for light exposure to water. Neither product has RGB lighting or UV light, and neither includes a display. Both also have stereo speakers, ensuring a quality audio experience. The Sense Pro weighs 23.2 g, while the OpenDots One is lighter at 13 g, making it more portable and less noticeable during use.

In terms of fit, the JBL Sense Pro offers an in-ear design, while the Shokz OpenDots One has an open-ear design. This difference in fit may influence comfort and sound isolation, with the Sense Pro likely offering a more secure in-ear seal, while the OpenDots One provides a more open, ambient listening experience.

Both products are wire-free, with no cables or neckbands involved. Neither includes wingtips for added stability. The JBL Sense Pro does not include a neckband, and the Shokz OpenDots One similarly lacks a neckband design, focusing instead on a more minimalistic, lightweight structure.

The JBL Sense Pro and Shokz OpenDots One both lack active noise cancellation (ANC). However, the Sense Pro offers passive noise reduction, while the OpenDots One does not include any form of passive noise reduction. In terms of frequency range, the Sense Pro covers a broader spectrum with a lowest frequency of 20 Hz and a highest frequency of 40,000 Hz, whereas the OpenDots One has the same low frequency of 20 Hz but is limited to a higher frequency of 20,000 Hz.

Additionally, the JBL Sense Pro supports spatial audio, enhancing the listening experience with immersive sound, while the Shokz OpenDots One does not support this feature. Both products do not include Dolby Atmos or Dirac Virtuo technologies, and neither features a neodymium magnet.

In summary, the JBL Sense Pro offers a more advanced sound profile with its passive noise reduction, wider frequency range, and support for spatial audio, while the Shokz OpenDots One is simpler in sound design with no noise reduction or spatial audio support.

The JBL Sense Pro and Shokz OpenDots One both offer wireless charging, with each having a rechargeable battery and a battery level indicator. However, they differ in terms of battery life and charge time. The JBL Sense Pro provides 8 hours of battery life, while the Shokz OpenDots One offers a slightly longer 10 hours. Both products have the same battery life for their charging case, providing 30 hours of additional use.

When it comes to charging, the Sense Pro takes 2 hours to fully charge, while the OpenDots One charges faster, taking only 1 hour. Neither product has a solar power battery.

In summary, the Shokz OpenDots One offers slightly longer battery life and a quicker charge time, while the JBL Sense Pro provides a more standard charging experience but still supports wireless charging and offers a comparable charging case battery life.

Both the JBL Sense Pro and Shokz OpenDots One feature USB Type-C for charging and can be used wirelessly. They both also have a maximum Bluetooth range of 10 m and lack support for fast pairing, NFC Bluetooth pairing, and several advanced audio technologies such as LDAC, LDHC, aptX variants, and AAC. Neither product supports Bluetooth LE Audio or Auracast.

Overall, the connectivity features of both products are identical, offering standard wireless usage with USB Type-C charging and Bluetooth functionality, but lacking some of the higher-end audio codecs and pairing features found in other devices.

In summary, the connectivity capabilities of the JBL Sense Pro and Shokz OpenDots One are nearly the same, with both supporting essential wireless features but not including advanced audio technologies or enhanced pairing options.

The JBL Sense Pro and Shokz OpenDots One share a number of features in common. Both products support fast charging, have a multipoint count of 2, and include a find device feature. They also have voice prompts, a mute function, and can be used as a headset. Additionally, both include a travel bag and have a control panel placed on the device. Neither product offers an in-line control panel, ambient sound mode, or in/on-ear detection, and neither has a temperature sensor or a built-in camera remote control function.

In terms of functionality, both products provide the same set of features, with no significant differences between them in this group.

Overall, the JBL Sense Pro and Shokz OpenDots One are quite similar in terms of their features, offering the same set of key functions, including fast charging, multipoint connectivity, and voice prompts, among others.

Both the JBL Sense Pro and Shokz OpenDots One are equipped with 4 microphones and feature noise-canceling microphones. This means both products offer similar microphone capabilities, designed to improve clarity during calls or voice interactions by reducing background noise.

In summary, the microphone specifications for both the JBL Sense Pro and Shokz OpenDots One are identical, offering the same number of microphones and noise-canceling functionality.

There are no differences between these two products in terms of microphone performance.