Shokz OpenDot: Good for the four-eyed?

Hi,

I have catastrophically small ear canals (even with replacement tips) causing most wired earbuds to not stay in my ear. I've problem-solved by having a pair of affordable over-the-ear noise-cancelling headphones (Sony WH-720s). However, I think it'd be a nice to have a discreet, portable listening device (my headphones cannot pretzel fold their way into portability :-'[ ). Also, I just bought glasses I actually like and I don't want the legs to bend because I can't do my assignments in peace without white noise, a podcast, or some auditory gum running in the background.

For Shokz people who've tried out their clip-on version and wear glasses: do you like it? Is the volume good and comfort wearable and secure for your eyewear and use throughout the day? I've luckily had the opportunity to sample the Shokz openfit and openrun in store (the latter, I've also considered), but I've yet to try the opendot. If you've tried all of the models (a Shokz connoisseur!) and you also have vision, impaired enough to need assistance from some frames, and you have a podcast addition...Let me know which model you like best, or if the dots; you'd think would work with my needs.

Thanks!