My third pair of shokz. I ran over the first pair. Loved them and bought a seconed pair. They are great but won't last a full work day so I bought a pair of openrun to use as a back up after the battery died on my Air. Good set of headphones but they have a proprietary charger cord and that is a major pain having to keep that cord around all of the time.

I used the Aeropex steady for over two years for work and they just started to give me troubles. The speakers have started rattling inside and I get distortion on calls now. Warranty is 2 years so I'm out of luck getting them replaced. For the price I paid I would like them to last longer. Besides them dying they were a cool headset. I could hear people walk up behind me in the office while listening to music, the only problem is people always ask if you are on a call.

Very happy with this headset. My primary use is while running, and the ability to hear traffic while listening to music or an audio book is a life saver. I have also worn them with ear plugs while mowing and it is so much cooler than the usual heavy hot headset that I use for that.

For a person who gets migraine. I thought this headset would increase my headache. I found the a little hard to get used to but now that I have. I think they were the best thing I could have gotten. They do not increase my migraines. Nor do they fall out of my ear. I don't even get headache like the other ear buds I use to used. Thank you. I finally found something worth bragging about.

After a mile, you just forget they’re there and enjoy the music, all while staying in touch with your surroundings. The charge lasts longer than my endurance. The magnetic charger is super convenient. The different colors are fun and they are crazy easy to clean. If you’re looking for audiophile sound, these won’t meet the mark, but if you want music on your adventures all while being safe and aware of your surroundings, these are the best I’ve seen.

I work in industrial maintenance and very hot and loud environments. All of my daily task require that I must wear hearing protection, and I had originally looked into OSHA approved ear buds that would also provide sound protection. Then I ran across these. A friend had a pair and let me try them and I truly was impressed with their performance. I had my doubts since I had only know of over the ear or intra ear headphone/buds. My first experience with them were with out hearing protection in a safer quiet environment, but was greatly surprised when I did put form fitted plugs in that they were even louder (even having to turn them down) in the loudest areas of the facility I work in! I was hooked and mentioned them to my wife and she in turn purchased them immediately for me! The lightweight frame and versatility of allowing me to listen while I work and still use hearing pro is hands down the best experience I had of any headset/buds so far! Even in the loudest environments, they are clear and easy to hear while maintaining a minimal appearance and without frustration of wearability. Great product and highly recommend! I don’t forget they are there because I can hear them but often forget they are there if you catch my drift. Easy to use/wear. I don’t have to worry about them falling out (like buds) or losing them. They fit securely and comfortably but are easily absent of distractions. Truly am impressed with the ingenuity and performance of this product.

They are comfortable to wear, the battery keeps its charge, they are unobtrusive and they stay put during exercise. Ear buds make it harder to hear ambient sound and they fall out at inopportune moments. With Shokz I can ride my mountain bike over the gnarliest terrain without worrying about losing them and still hear the forest noises.

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 owned almost every Aftershokz wireless product (excluding xtrainer and opencomms) as well as several other products over the years. Aftershokz started getting Good when they came out with the Air (sound and comfort balance). The Aeropex is the best for real outdoors/sports (extreme) people but the Open-Air/Openmove is the most comfortable and what I have recommended for many people. The Bluetooth works well on this product; both range and quality. I've had few people complain about the mic quality. The sound quality is good but if your an audiophile the sound will not be good enough (fact of life with bone conduction). In the two years now I've had this model I've done two RMAs. The first was due to an electronics failure (unit stopped functioning). The second was just recently and due to the right side speaker coming loose in the pod/unit it is contained in, this caused a rattling/crackling noise. I've worked with support multiple times over the years and they do stand behind their products. I do recommend them to people and do have confidence if there is an issue Aftershokz will take care of their customers. Understanding all this I do recommend the (now) Openrun and (now) Openmove to people that I feel bone conduction is a good fit for.

This device surpasses all other systems I've tried at the trap range. The best sound protection is a simple foam plug. Coupling the foam plug with Shokz, I get the maximum protection plus the ability to listen to music - and even answer the phone when needed.