This set is to replace the last set that developed a buzzing on one side, just after the warrantly expired. For this price they should last longer. Otherwise I love them for running, talking to friends. I don't like that they need a dedicated charger. It is sometimes hard to forward to the next song.

I am very happy with this purchase, using them x2 weeks now. Good sound, fast battery charging and good battery life- only have to charge once per week if I work out for 1.5 hours 6 days per week. Comfortable on my head, I am an average sized woman and chose the "mini" size. I definitely recommend this over other brands.

I bought my first pair of Aftershokz at a race expo, several years ago, when the company was new, as was the bone conduction concept. My first pair was the Titanium. I loved them! I wore them every single day for over 4 years. I am a competitive runner, and I’m very hard on my headphones, as I run 365 days, rain or shine, and they get tossed around in my car & luggage. They took a beating, and even after I completely broke them in half, they were still playing music and taking a charge! I bought the Aeropex , (now renamed as OpenRun), in Nov. of 2020 to replace the Titanium. I have been wearing them every day since. They have never let me down. They worked in freezing temperatures while I ran in the Swiss Alps, and in pouring rain while I ran in Germany. They continue to work as good today, in 100+ degree weather, as they did on day one. I’m a customer for life! Can’t wait to try the OpenRun Pro ! -Becky Bell Southern California

I’ve been using Aftershokz/Shokz for six years, starting with Titanium, then several pairs of Air, and now OpenRun Mini. Got my husband and father-in-law also to use them. Unfortunately, this thing has a problem. There is a delay in in transmitting the information. The first one OpenRun mini was sent back after troubleshooting and resetting. The replacement OpenRun Mini also delays transmission. Instead of hearing timekeeping apps state that it is “One forty-five p.m.,” it transmits “….forty-five p.m” Bit of a problem. Same thing with other alerts, such as alerts for text messages, calendar, etc. What’s with that? It has some other idiosyncrasies, but that just might be getting used to a new model—I don’t know. But the delayed start in transmission is a major problem.

My situation is a bit unique as I've had cauliflower ear for about a decade, so regular buds are incredibly uncomfortable and cups can be isolating and heavy after long use. Bone conduction headphones have been a game changer. I own a pair of openrun and a pair of the pros and use both regularly. The main advantage of the pros is that they sound slightly better, have a slightly improved design, and can connect to two devices at once (helpful when connected to my phone and computer). That said, the regular openruns are my day-to-day go-tos, as they're a bit lighter and more waterproof than the pros. Either way, they're (to me) well worth the price. Do understand that the sound quality of music will not be as crisp as a set of buds or cups unless you wear earplugs, but the default is more than good enough for normal use.

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.

These things are comfortable, sit securely and don't fall off. No trouble at all to set up, even for someone who is seriously not tech-savvy. Sometimes I forget to pick up my phone while listening to an audiobook. I have to get more than 30 feet away in another room before I notice, as the sound is great for such a distance. I haven't used them for music, but I love them.

Bone conduction sound connects you to your music without disconnecting you to life around you. For one, it is so much safer when you are running or biking in public, but also as a matter of convenience, how many times have you taken your headphones out of your ears to stop and talk to someone… “I’m sorry what did you say - I couldn’t hear you” ;) Design is excellent. Battery life, great. Best workout headphones, bar none.

I wanted something that would last longer than the JLab earbuds I replace every year. I decided to try Shokz after they went on sale. I like the fit (they don’t interfere with my helmet or cycling glasses. The reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is it’s not easy to access Siri to check messages like it is with my former ear buds.

I really like the open ear concept, havent typically used ear buds due to the fact i dont like anything inside my ears. Still getting used to the slight vibrations felt when audio is louder. Im a Battalion Chief for a fire dept and they pair with my radio making it easier to hear radio traffic on incidents. Ive been looking for something like these for a long time. Great concept keep up the goos work