I have a pair of open fit and the sound is amazing, lost one ear bud, realized I should have corded earbuds, got the Open Run set and the sound is not near as nice as the the Open Fit which makes sense because the Open Run don't cost as much. Should have purchased the Open Run Pro and will next time I need a new head set.

So great for running and walking the dogs so I can hear around me. I stil is my AirPods in certain circumstances but these are a nice alternative and I feel they are great for situations where i need to hear (running outside, Nordic skiing, housework).

These are not sweatproof, as claimed. I have had two of these units fail at the one year mark, following moderate 2-3 day per week use, for running, cycling, rowing. Never submerged, never used in vicinity of saltwater. Both units have failed by failure of the on/off/+vol button. I both instances, on opening the device, there is severe internal corrosion of that button. The adjacent -vol button is not visibly affected. I've concluded that there must be a weak spot in the case that allows sweat to invade around that button. I am a relatively "heavy sweater", so my experience may be at one end of the range. Nonetheless, two units failed each at about the same time (1yr), and each by the same mechanism. These are not sweatproof, as the description claims. I would post a photo of the postmortem, but can't see an option for posting images. Prior to failure, they worked as advertised.

I returned them. After learning about bone conduction and how sound travels, I found out that all I ordered were speakers that you place close to your ear. Meaning I heard the sound with my ears, not inside my head as it is supposed to. Sound was auditive not conductive through the bone.

When I wear other devices, it sounds like my fingers are stuck in my ears. I can't think like that! My thoughts get weird and I hate not hearing things right. Kinda like when I flew a plane and my ears stopped up for 2 weeks! I like these, although after a long-time wear you do feel a little pressure where they rested on both sides. But it's far better than dealing with the other. I was amazed how well the sound quality was. It was better than I thought it would be. Are they are a good investment? YES!!

Love the design. The sound is good but takes getting use to nothing in the ear. Charges quickly and easy to use buttons. Allows you to hear and be aware of your Surroundings. You can wear them with earplugs for a totally different sound . I really like them

This is my second pair of Open Run headphones, the first pair lasted about 5 years before finally giving out after hard, almost daily use. I have loved them for the ability to be able to hear surrounding sounds while riding, hiking, or even while in the office and don't hesitate to recommend them to everyone that is active in areas that require the ability to hear outside sounds. Bass is a bit lacking, but they are excellent for listening to podcasts or talk radio.

I love my Shokz headphones! I really like the idea that the sound isn’t going through my ear canal. The headphones are great for people who have a hard time keeping ear buds in their ear canals! I do use AirPods when I need the noise cancellation feature; however, most of the time “open ear listening” is all I need. I love my Shokz and I use them every day!

I am only getting 3-3.5 hours of battery life on these. I can't even complete two activities two days in a row with out them dying towards the end of my second activity. I do listen to near max volume most of the time. Not sure if the 8 hour battery claim is with max volume or not.

These have great sound and are wonderful to wear ALL day!! I personally have difficulty wearing headsets that fit inside my ears because they begin to ache after an hour. Not these Shokz, in fact I've now ordered the ShokzComm with a microphone boom, I really can get so much more done with my hands free. One pair for my office and one for everything else!