Have been telling anyone who will listen about these. I have been on more outside run/walks than ever because I can hear my surroundings, which always made me nervous with other earbuds. The sound is great, the fit is so comfortable and I am so pleased.

Open Run Shokz are the best headphones I’ve used while running! No longer having to readjust earbuds falling out, struggling to adjust volume. Open Run Shokz are comfortable to wear, I feel safer because I can hear what’s going on around me, the sound quality is so good! Best investment!!

The only redeeming quality I see is water resistance. Other than that: - Battery life is brutal. May be good for next 5 or 10K. But "8 hour" battery life is a myth. I ran the other day and 90 minutes it was saying it needed a charge - The sound quality is mediocre at best. High end sounds cause buzzing - The website is brutal. You need a separate username and password to register the product and a different one for the main site. So every time I logon, I spend 15 minutes recovering password - No battery life indicators - No indicators to tell you if they are on or off

The open-ear concept has its niche for certain uses. It is not a catch all for every scenario nor is there for any type of headphone or in the ear pods. Each has its own purpose. For me. I have over the ear hearing aids I wear obviously for being hard to hear. The shokz do ok with the wrap around the ear with the hearing aids though they could be tweaked a little bit for people who wear hearing aids. I also use ear pods as well. In a noisy environment the open ear concept is not going to eliminate outside noise so it will still be hard to hear your music or conversation. That is when I use my ear pod. I still want to hear my environment because of my hard of hearing so one hearing aid and one ear pod. I have my hearing aids, my ear pod and my shokz all with me when walking or riding my bike. Less noise I use my shokz because I can still hear my music or conversation and still have my hearing aids in to hear around me but in a noisy environment I put and use one ear pod until the noise subsides or if the noise is going to be a while then I just stop the music or conversation until a different time or noise is gone. I bought the shokz to try with their 45 day trial so I didn’t have to always take out a hearing aid and decrease hearing my environment and to see how they work. It works for me and I will keep mine. Obviously a noisy environment with the shokz open ear concept doesn’t work well for me but for someone who hears normally it may be fine

The buttons are a bit wonky but I have enormous fingers. Otherwise, they are pretty good. I'd not mind if the band that encircles the back of my head was a bit tighter. Gets caught on my collar quite a bit. Good stuff. Room for improvement, but pretty good.

These little things are INCREDIBLE. I brought them to a memorial day cookout just so I could pass them around and let everyone listen lol, people were floored. I work 12hr shifts and these crazy things last the WHOLE time, and charge in like 20 mins. Connects right up to my phone and my pc as well! And I don't use the phone much but calls also seem to come in through it loud and clear both ways. So comfy and light, too. Literally never going back to earbuds.

I bought these at the high recommendation of my boss and have not been disappointed. They are so lightweight and the sound quality is great! I have blue tooth in my car but having this headset takes away all the noises of the car and traffic and I don’t feel like I’m yelling. I do a lot of yard work on the weekends and really like the fact that I can listen to music yet still be aware of my surroundings because my ears aren’t plugged with a device.

I’ve had my Aeropex for 2.5 years and about 11 months after i bought them something came loose in one of the ear pieces. I contacted aftershokz and they immediately replaced them and were incredibly helpful with letting me know the warranty period on my other set of titaniums (yes I’m obsessed). Wouldn’t trade them for anything. I

The first headphone I bought was for my daughter who is deaf in one ear. With the excellent bone conduction of this headphone, she hears perfectly with both ears. The next one I bought for me for bike riding and exercise walking was great letting me hear my music plus cars and people around me. Unfortunately I accidentally broke them by putting them in my suitcase unprotected. I now have a new pair and a protective case as well. The sound is even better and connecting them to a device is easier than ever.

generally like the concept and they seem well executed but mine just died, of course right outside the warranty. These were the most expensive headphones I ever bought and I babied them; was expecting more for the price. The only way to get more than a few hours of life from the battery was to have them "on" in standby mode but not listening to anything. Defeats the purpose and definitely misleading.If I wanted disposable electronics, I would pay disposable pricing. Will be looking for a more reliable brand now.