I have been on the fence about these headphones for ages before finally taking the plunge, as I hate stuff being in my ear. They are great I usually use them for running, but have also used them when studying and taking zoom calls. I was recently traveling (via plane) and found that the combination of my loop earplugs and my shokz was one of my best ideas.

These headphones are fantastic. As someone who has had to yell at her partner countless times through their noise-cancelling headphones, I appreciate these headphones even more. My partner loves wearing them around the house but is also able to chat and have conversation. More importantly, they are comfortable enough for many 20 mile runs, the battery life is fine, and the miles just fly by.

Sound is fine. perfect for listening to talk radio. voice quality when answering a phone call is horrible don't even try it. Product is not suggested for voice calls. Sometimes they beep and i have no idea why. Do not pair with two devices (iphone and ipad). the headphones ping pong back and forth between the two. very aggravating. you need to turn Bluetooth off on the other device. Very nice for walking, running, or working around the house!!!

Cannot say enough how much I like these. They put me in my music bubble while allowing me to be aware of my surroundings. They pause easily if needed. I can answer calls and get walking directions etc Ps. I’m in my 60’s and find them super easy to use

I purchased a pair of these back in February and they had normal use mostly at work. Two days ago the on off button broke. I really liked them but they should have lasted longer than 6 months. Very disappointed. Resorting to apple bluetooth ear buds.

I’m very happy with my shokz open run headphones because I can wear them comfortably with over-the-ear hearing aids plus eyeglasses. Every other wired and wireless ear pods I’ve tried have failed to stay in place with my hearing aids or have been uncomfortable. These work great since they sit in front of my ears, not in them. If I want less ambient noise, I turn off the hearing aids (not a trick available to the hearing unimpaired :grin:). If you wear hearing aids, you’ll love these! The sound isn’t quite as clean and crisp as in-ear buds, but it’s very acceptable. I use them mostly for phone, podcasts, news, etc, and they’re fine for that. I can’t really evaluate them for music.

I purchased open run Shockz based on a recommendation. Unfortunately, they do not meet my expectations. First issue is connectivity, they don't pair easily with my iPhone. Each time I attempt to connect. I have to go to settings on my phone to set it up via Bluetooth. Another issue is they are not noise cancelling, as advertised.

I've been using my OpenRun Shokz for a few weeks now, and I am very happy with their functionality and performance. The setup with my iPhone was quick and easy. The design of the button controls isn't perfect, but they are easy enough to manipulate during workouts. I was worried the over-ear shape might be uncomfortable, but they have been fine—even while wearing glasses. Sound quality is good, and most importantly, I can still hear ambient sounds and approaching cars while I am walking and biking. Definitely recommend!

Yes, they get the sound inside your head without occupying ear space. Sound quality is perfect for podcasts, audiobooks, etc. but maybe not music. The pause/play button is hard to locate. Playing it at higher volumes creates a sort of vibration that feels a bit nauseating.

I bought the Open Air Run and at first I was skeptical about how they would perform while running. Needless to say, they are great. I can hear my music and hear what is going on outside around me. I love running in the early mornings before the sun comes up and having headphones that aren't blocking my ears keeps me safe because I can hear other runners as they come up behind me. The charging is super easy and a single charge will last three days worth of exercising before I have to charge them up again.