I love the design most of all. I spend a lot of time upside down in my workout, lots of isometrics in unusual positions. They never get loose. On the other hand, sometimes they shut off randomly after an hour of playing even though battery is high at the beginning of the workout. They don’t disconnect from the source. They just turn off. Maybe they’re sensitive to movements due to my breathing? Audrey is quieter than in my previous pair. I liked a clearer signal that things were on and working. Oh well.

Definitely Maybe! Remember that movie? Ryan Reynolds puts fictional ear buds in his beautiful ears and walks to his daughter’s school. But wait, yikes, he almost gets hit by a bus. He turns around and mouths “Thank you,” to the guy who saved him. Both of them cannot hear anything except the music channeling through their plugged up ears. Well, those earbuds are no longer fiction, and getting hit by a bus can definitely happen anytime there’s one around. BUT, these Shokz bone-conduction ear phones are my dream come true. Open ears. No uncomfortable pressure points. No removing one when I need to hear someone talking to me. As far as sound quality it’s great unless it’s a really basey song. Also, if you’re in an extremely noisy situation and have to turn them WAY up they will vibrate against your head. (Like when you’re using a power sprayer to wash a bus;) However, if you’ve ever wished you could have your soundtrack playing while you go about your day looking as cool as Ryan Reynolds, this is the way!

They are great for what they do. Much better than in the ear headphones. The only issue I have had is mechanical failure with every set I have had. I haven't found any other replacement that comes close to the comfort and sound quality Shokz provides, so these are the best option for me out there.

Very good quality sound. Can also still hear what’s going on around you since your ears are not blocked. Keep your instructions handy. I took a picture to keep on my phone. I suggest you mark where the light will be seen since there is no way to know when the light is off.

Coming from a relatively cheap part of wired earbuds to these, it was incredible how comfortable these were and with high quality audio! After complaining that my latest set of earbuds was dying again (likely from moisture exposure from sweat and running in the rain), my boyfriend got me a pair of Shokz. I tried the Titanium ones first, but those were too big so got the Openrun minis. I love them! I've been running with various forms of earbuds the past five years and have accepted the itchiness on hot days / having to take them on and off during road sections of runs to hear cars. These eliminate both! I've done several longer runs at about -3 C in the past few weeks and haven't noticed them act up from the distance, sweat or cold. I don't usually keep headphones on after running, but these ones I don't mind to leave them on. A perk I didn't expect from these, was that in the same way you can hear a car coming up, you can talk with people (or hear people warning you about the surface ahead) without needing to take them off or even pause your music. I wouldn't be surprised if my boyfriend ends up buying himself a pair soon too!

i am actually putting in this review 3 years after i bought my first pair in feb 2021. i have a 70% hearing loss in my left ear and when i first got these it was the first time since i was a child (i'm in my 40s) that i could actually hear properly in my left ear. admittedly, it made me cry. That being said, almost exactly three years later, they are starting to show their wear and tear. i wear them daily for hours at work and am needing to pause frequently and the pause, skip, go back button no longer works (as of two weeks ago) and something just came loose in today in the right ear piece and is making a jingling sound. i also do long runs with them and have done so in snow and rain and can attest to their waterproofness. therefore, even though i'm a bit bummed they didn't last longer than 3 years, i will be buying a new pair very shortly because i still LOVE THEM SO MUCH. :)

I've got the regular aeropex before the name change. Then decided to finally get the mini size like i originally wanted but i feel like the volume just isn't the same like my other pair :/ I'm not sure why. They just don't sound as loud as the other pair. Don't know if it's the pie i got or maybe I'm just tripping but I'm kind of disappointed tbh. I guess they do their job but the old pair is better.

I have trouble with headaches while using on-ear headphones (due to the pressure and weight), and I bought these hoping that I would be able to find an option that wouldn’t cause me pain. They are extremely light and comfortable, and as of yet I have been headache free while wearing them! The sound quality is not quite as good my previous on-ear headphones, but it is plenty good enough to keep me happy.

I been listening to Shokz headphones for years. I do a lot of running and cycling at being able to hear my surroundings is a must. So, when I saw that now you can charge them with USB-C, I just had to get a 2nd pair. I use it for all my outdoor activities, and now I use the older pair for desktop listening and Zoom calls. Couldn’t be happier!!!

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.