I love my new Open Run headphones! They are super comfortable, can handle sweat and rain, and sound magnificent! I work out with these, but they are especially wonderful when running outside - - they allow me to stay alert to my surroundings better than in-ear headphones.

I don’t run with music as I feel it is a safety hazard, but with these headphones I was able to hear cars coming and people saying hi to me as I ran by. The headphones do not bounce and are so lightweight, they didn’t bother me in any way over a 6 mile run.

Great headphones for outdoor activities. I can still hear my surroundings as I ride my bike and while I am at home I don't need to keep taking out one earbud to talk with my wife or kids. Call quality is excellent as well as well as the blue tooth range.

My first time with bone conduction, and so far they are great. Much prefer them when running outdoors to the airpods I previously used. They hold their spot on your head, and are pretty lightweight. I struggle to answer calls with them, finding the correct button. I have no problem wearing the headphones and sunglasses.

The only redeeming quality I see is water resistance. Other than that: - Battery life is brutal. May be good for next 5 or 10K. But "8 hour" battery life is a myth. I ran the other day and 90 minutes it was saying it needed a charge - The sound quality is mediocre at best. High end sounds cause buzzing - The website is brutal. You need a separate username and password to register the product and a different one for the main site. So every time I logon, I spend 15 minutes recovering password - No battery life indicators - No indicators to tell you if they are on or off

I'm happy because they can't sneek up on me now. They're happy because I'm not yelling at them on the phone since I don't have things stuffed in my ears. I wear them all day. Books, music, calls. Light, easy to use, excellent sound and the range is excellent too. Husband and daughter now have a pair. I'm thinking I need a back up pair because I Love Love not having to stuff my ears

I have been using the Shokz systems for several years and have enjoyed each of the units that I have had. Currently have two units Air and Open Run. Both are great systems. I use both in my day-to-day life and work. I highly recommend these products.

I bought them so that I could both listen to podcasts and hear my surroundings while biking. Sadly there's too much background noise on my commute for me to hear the audio properly. I have used them to listen to music too, but the because of the technology they use, they don't sound that fantastic. I think I'll go back to just using one single earphone again. The combination of these, glasses and a bike helmet mostly works. But occasionally they do get a bit in a battle with my glasses. Besides that they were easy to set up and work fine. Annoying to have to use a special charger though.

I wish they could be a little louder as I ride on loud busy streets, but otherwise they are great. A hard case might also be helpful. I also wish I got the shorter band option as I wear them with a hood when riding my bike in the rain and the hood pushes on the headset putting them in a less than optimal place. Overall, I would highly recommend them.

They are awesome for the first two weeks then I turned them off for a second and they started to heat up then they didn’t turn on and they started to heat up more and they wouldn’t stop heating up until it was hard to touch them so I ran them under cold water and the heating finally stopped then I tried to charge them but they didn’t charge, the light didn’t even turn on so I put in a warranty claim and they still haven’t responded.