I had to get a replacement of this brand because people started complaining on the other side of the call line that they couldn't hear me well with my old one. Mini was the perfect size with a small room left in the back. It fit with comefortable room even on my son's large head too. But whenever I turn it on, there is an extra announcement ("welcome to shokz, battery high", then "connected") and connection is not as fast my old aftershokz. Sound is as expected and waterproof build helps. But I also noticed the battery life might be slightly shorter than the older version-- perhaps sacrificed for a smaller design. Overall, it's still a convenient piece for everyday use. Just wish the battery would last longer.. I alternate it with my old one for listening to last an entire day.

These are a great product. And work well. And sound great. I love the fact they do not go in your ear. I personally can’t stand those ear buds that go in the ears. Only down fall is they are bone conducting so they don’t go in your ear, so if you are in a real noisy place it can be hard to hear a conversation or music.

Great Walking Headset. I have trouble with AirPods; they just don’t stay in my ears and I find them uncomfortable. I’ve bought over a dozen AirPod tips; no luck. These let me hear my surroundings and make a great phone headset: good voice clarity, good mic noise blocking. And for listening to music, it’s hard to believe how good the sound is. I was pleasantly surprised. I wish the battery life was longer but then these would be heavier. As is, you barely know they’re there.

Had the Air by Aftershokz for a good while. They were still going strong. I had simply misplaced them. That was $80 back when I bought them some four or so years ago. The OpenRun is equally good, with a few changes since the Air. Doesn't seem like there's EQ adjustment, but the multifunction button does more. The Air came with foam ear plugs, which help a lot in noisy environments, but you can buy those for a song at the hardware store. Overall solid purchase.

I like the headphones and the sound quality but I wish there was a way to adjust the way it fits around your head. It would hit my shirt collar then move the way it was sitting on me temples. I ended up returning it for the open fit pairs which I like.

I can where regular sized bone conduction headphones, but thought I would try the minis after reading about how well they fit other women. It's definitely a more comfortable fit. My only complaint, which has nothing to do with the manufacturer, is that I ordered blue and received black. It's not worth doing an exchange, though. The sound is good, and these work well for taking phone calls as well.

Great! I have another regular size pair of OpenMove and liked them so much that I wanted a second pair but the regular size (~14" from bone to bone)is a bit too big. (I'm only 5' tall.) The extra length of the neck loop sticks out and gets caught on coat collars and car seat headrests that bump the headset out of position. So I decided to try the mini size (~13.5")and it's much better in length. If they had a 13" it would be even better but this works. I also wish they would have provided the measurement from bone to bone as a size option to make it easier to know what is better. And explain that to estimate the best size, use a flexible measuring tape to measure from ear behind the head to ear - bone placement to get the best size for you. I like the magnetic charge port better than the USB C. One negative is OpenRun has a little shorter battery life 6 hr than the OpenMove 8 hr.

I had misgivings about sound vibrating off of my skull, but these really sound great. I’m on the phone essentially non-stop 8 hours a day, by the end of each day it felt like I still had my AirPod Pros in my ears the rest of the night. Also, I’m a swimmer and earbuds caused water to stay trapped in my ears. It’s just nice to have my ears unobstructed so when I’m not in a call everything sounds normal.

I love these Shokz Bluetooth Headphones as they don't blast the eardrums. I have recommended them to several others who have bought them from SAMs. However, they tend to pop out of their socket within a year. I think the manufacturer should make them more sturdy. I bought my first one in 2022, while my son bought the Apple earbuds the same year. Since 2022, I have had to buy two more since they came out of their socket while my son hasn't had to replace his Apple earbuds. I am disappointed. I bought the recent one as a backup, because it was on sale, but now that it has popped out, I have to use the new ones

I love this product. I have many headphones from Bose, Sony, Samsung, Apple, and others. My personal take on the matter is a discovery that a chosen headphone is one that will actually be used. If I have a headphone that is perfect at 100, I put the music on these around 90, for calls and speaker microphone at 110, and actually used all the time at 500. The earmuff headphones may be good but too bulky and you need a case to carry. I cannot stand headphones in my ears although I have them and that is just something I won't actually use often regardless of quality. The Shokz, I actually use all the time because these are small, great quality, don't fall off, and I actually forget I am wearing them, and there is nothing inside my ear all the while having situational awareness of my surroundings. Therefore, without a doubt, I think these are the best headphones to have because I actually use them all the time from listening to music on occasion but more importantly to make phone calls. Fantastic product. I am very pleased to have gotten these.