A must product for a blind user. There are minor differences from the previously owned After Shokz Titanium model and the OpenRun Mini. The OpenRun Mini is lighter, smaller, and has softer outer material, which is a big plus. The battery life is slightly less, but acceptable. Some Control Features are not in the same positions as the Titanium Mini, this was only a minor learning curve. All-in-All a better product.

Incredibly convenient, I love using them for music and audiobooks. It can be hard to hear in the loud environment though Comfort: after long use top of my ear hurts sometimes. I also wear glasses. Wish there were more interesting colors, especially in mini size, I do not know anybody whom standard actually fits!

I don’t run or bike with earphones. I live in urban areas and I don’t feel safe losing situational awareness (cars, people, random animals, etc). I was worried, even with these, that I would get too into the music and zone out. They work great! The sound of an oncoming car is loud enough to bring my attention into my environment. They also really stay put. The sound quality is great! Honestly, it isn’t quite as satisfying as having my earbuds jammed deeply into my ear blasting whatever music I am currently feeling but that was sort of the point of this purchase. It’s really, really good though! A totally great investment.

This is my second pair of Shokz. I bought the Pro to use for work and conference calls and the OpenRun for running. Both pair fit great and really good sound. I wear ear canal hearing aids and these allow me wear a headset that doesn't cause interference. The multi-device pairing is great.

I absolutely love these for running! The open-ear style headphones feel more comfortable and safe than others I've used and it doesn't sacrifice sound at all. I am a smaller person and I got the mini which fit perfectly. I've been telling everyone that these are a game-changer!

I really worried I wasn’t going to get the same sound quality/volume I had with my Trekz but I have been blissfully proven wrong! Sound/volume is better, less bounce and I’m not readjusting the OpenRun as much as I was my Trekz. They do not seem to shift as much, making my runs more hands free. Definitely recommend making the jump from the Trekz to the OpenRun

These are my 4th pair of Shokz (aftershokz) headphones and I've owned and I've loved everything about all that I've owned but these have one major problem, the charger! Sometimes when I plug them in they will charge for hours with no or very little charge gained while other times they will charge perfectly. I bought extra charging cables thinking that may resolve it but they do the same thing. I wish they would just use a USB charger like the aftershoks airs that I have. Besides that major issue Sometimes the right side will make a loud pop/click noise randomly. When they're charged that work great and sound amazing!

Been using them for about 2 weeks now. Went from beats to these. I like how these feel way better, the sound quality is not quite the same. The phone quality is really good. Neg. Haven’t been able to find a buy a extra charging cord. I have only been getting about 5 hours of use at a time before battery dies. I have to have them up Loud to hear, and with podcast they vibrate to the bass in the voice and it is really annoying. Overall I’m happy I bought them.

The Aeropex is my second set after having worn out my first pair of Trekz which I used daily. The Aeropex is a great improvement in sound quality and battery duration over the previously greatly satisfying Trekz. Several of my co-workers were impressed enough to purchase these for themselves.

This is my first time using these. Needed better Bluetooth system that would not keep me from hearing the equipment around me. They are working okay. Not a fan of the part that goes behind my head. The ear piece works fine. Sound is okay nothing fancy, could be better. Disappointed that the color choice is limited in the mini. They are rather expensive for the average quality of sound. .