I love these things! I have never found earbuds that fit my small ears without falling out or hurting, so they are great for me. I’m a reseller and use them all day while packing and listing items. Our daughter has the same problem so she now has a pair. Our son is a rural mail carrier and loves his too since he can listen to music and podcasts and still hear what’s going on around him while on his route. We all use ours everyday and couldn’t be happier with sound quality and length of time they stay charged. They are easy to use and call quality is great with them too.

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.

Don’t hesitate..if you’re looking for bone conduction ear phones, you can’t beat these. They are lightweight, have good sound, and stay charged a long time. My Aeropex model was stolen, l couldn’t find a replacement, so l went with the OpenRun in blue. I wear them in the gym, walking & biking.

To this point, I enjoy my Shokz! They work great inside. I appreciate not having to have something stuck in my ear. The buds I have purchased in the past kept falling out. I haven't had a lot of chances to use them outdoors yet but the times that I have, it is tough to hear through them. Need to plug my ears then it's much better. Need to ask more questions of my callers on what they can hear in the background when I'm outside. Otherwise, I'm starting to see a lot of people wearing them.

I received a pair Shokz headphones at CES in a "swag bag" from one of the industries after show parties. When I discovered they were waterproof, I used them while in my pool all summer. After a few summers the battery no longer woukd hold a charge so I found the new OpenFit headphones that offered improved audio performance, which I felt my old Shokz could use. They sound so much better I couldn't believe what they had done to improve their audio -performance. My only disappointment was they were not as waterproof as the last pair so I could not use them in the pool. I purchased a pair of OpenRun that were completely waterproof and they also sound significantly better than the original pair.. Now I am purchasing a pair of OpenSwim Pro because I gave my new OpenRun pair to an elderly neighbor who was walking with ear buds and was almost hit when he didn't hear a car behind him.

These headphones are over-the-top excellent! I tried Apple earbuds and Jabra, both uncomfortable, then a friend told me about Shokz. They are comfortable for hours, and I like being able to hear what is going on around me. Excellent sound. Grateful for the mini size, and I love the blue. What more can I say? Classy looking, good quality.

There is no adjustability to the headband, so the conductors do not rest where they should. I can initially place them in a correct position, but any movement results in the conductors moving away from where they need to be for audio transmission....Bummed b/c I can't really use them during any movement :-\

These are phenomenal open-ear headphones. I started with the TrexAir, and moved on to the Aeropex (now OpenRun). Pros: Excellent life, great sound, forget they are on your head! Cons: Paint flaked off the headphones within a month, but they were day 1 headphones, so I'm sure they have that fixed now. I've since purchased three OpenComm headphones and am looking at OpenRun Pro. I have over 40 pairs of wireless headphones, you could say I am a headphone addict. Open-ear headphones put every other headphone you could imagine (AirPods, Samsung Buds, Sennheiser, Bose, doesn't matter).

Sound isn’t as full as ‘in the ear’ types, and it’s a little awkward to use with eyeglasses and lots of hair. Also, to pair with another device, it seems I have to turn them off and then on to get them to pair. And again, awkward if you’re wearing them.

I love being able to listen to books on audible while out walking in the rain. I can hear what is happening around me so I'm not startled by people running past. I leave my shokz on all day long. Unlike earbuds that feel uncomfortable I forget I'm wearing my Shokz. I recommend them to everyone I know.