I got the openrun mini and it's perfect. The openmove presented frustrating challenges with head coverings/hats. The Mini fits closely to my head and fits well with hats etc. I forget I have it on it's so comfortable. And, the sound is soooo crystal clear it's as though it's originating in my head! Love it!

These are the best headphones for running and biking. You can listen to your music while still being aware of what is going on around you. The battery life is great. I’ve gone over 8 hours and the battery still said it was medium. This is my second pair. I decided to get the mini this time because it fits much better. If you are on the fence about these, I’d say get them and you won’t regret it.

I’ve been using Aftershokz/Shokz for six years, starting with Titanium, then several pairs of Air, and now OpenRun Mini. Got my husband and father-in-law also to use them. Unfortunately, this thing has a problem. There is a delay in in transmitting the information. The first one OpenRun mini was sent back after troubleshooting and resetting. The replacement OpenRun Mini also delays transmission. Instead of hearing timekeeping apps state that it is “One forty-five p.m.,” it transmits “….forty-five p.m” Bit of a problem. Same thing with other alerts, such as alerts for text messages, calendar, etc. What’s with that? It has some other idiosyncrasies, but that just might be getting used to a new model—I don’t know. But the delayed start in transmission is a major problem.

This is my third pair of shokz. First set quit after a couple years, and lost the second (left behind ina hotel room). Latest version is best yet in terms of sound quality and Bluetooth connectivity. Really like being able to hear what’s going on around me as well as music/podcasts while out on my run.

There are things I like and things I don't. I got the mini and it seems to fit fine but gets uncomfortable behind my ears after I wear them for awhile. I like not having ear buds in my ears but it doesn't cancel noise like I hoped and when I turn the volume up too high it vibrates my head.

I was prompted to write this review after purchasing a new pair of OpenRun Shokz. They're lovely! And I'd recommend them to pretty much anyone! That said, they're also the SEVENTH pair of these I've had since discovering them. If it's not obvious, that fact cuts both ways: I love them so much that I keep buying more, and plan to keep buying more as necessary, but they don't really hold up all that well in my experience. Thinking back: I've had problems due to drop damage, multiple cases of sweat-infiltration damage, one case of battery fatigue (i.e. down to 1hr of battery life per charge), I've left a pair on a plane by mistake, and I gave away one pair to a family member (obviously these last two are 'on me'). To their absolute credit, Shokz's warranty program has covered all the damage issues for me (within the warranty period). That said, I feel like I need to own two (or more) pairs so I can continue to enjoy them when one pair inevitably breaks. I've also loved the OpenComm version for taking phone meetings during the pandemic (although I think I look like a goober wearing them.) Awesome product; I love it to death... over and over and over... :)

These are supposed to be fast charging. They should be called never charging. I always put a charging I see the light come on and I expect it to be done. I come back the next day and it has no charge. I charge again and maybe I'll be lucky and it might work. I am very disappointed.

I am obsessed with my headphones. For exercising, I can hear my music and what is going on around me - yet others can’t hear my music. It is amazing technology. I had never used headphones to take calls and did not intend to start but it is so unexpectedly easy to take calls on them - that I often use them for calls and best of all - everyone can hear me as if I am not on headphones. I got them to be safe exercising - want to hear if someone is coming up behind me or even try to talk to me. These far exceed all expectations.

This is my third set of Shokz. I replaced my first set with the Aeropex for the extended battery and dual Bluetooth connection. My wife has been using my old set all this time so I figured she'd like a new set for Christmas. She says they are great, and loves the long battery life and quality sounds.

I love these OpenRun headphones. They are easy to use and clear, and I love that I can hear my surroundings. The longest I've used them is about 4 hours, and there's been no problem with holding a charge. I primarily listen to podcasts, so if the surroundings are loud (like walking near a busy street) it is a bit more difficult to hear, even with the volume up high. I like that my ear canals no longer ache from having in-ear buds, and I also like that the left/right are connected, so much less likely to lose and they will not fall out when active. I did choose the mini, which work well for me. In the cold weather when wearing a sock-hat, I do struggle with keeping my ears warm while not conflicting with the headband behind the neck. But all in all, quite pleased.