If using the headphones with my computer and my phone I need to disconnect and connect again... not very cool. Everything else is perfect. These headphones are extremely useful due that one they are bone conductors and can be used all day everywhere as the battery is long lasting

Overall this is amazingly good headphones, but I hoped to get better sound quality especially in mid and high-pitch sound range. I owned Trekz Air and Aeropex, now I own this headphones. So in general I like it a lot, but still hopes to see even more improved sound quality in future (however I understand that this technology has some limitations). But maybe I just need to wait some time to let my ears get comfortable with sound of this headphones.

These are a game changer. I'm an attorney and I've been using the OpenRun Pro for a few months now at the office. The multipoint pairing allows me to connect to both my computer and my phone. I use these to attend Zoom hearings and depositions frequently and everyone can hear me more clearly than with any other corded headset or webcam mic I've used in the past - and I've tried more than a few! I take phone calls all day long with no problems. The sound quality and mic quality are impeccable. I don't even know how the mic works - I guess it's also bone conduction because there's no boom or anything - it's like magic! I can listen to music while I work and still hear someone softly knocking or tapping on my door. I took a chance on these and I'm glad I did. Definitely worth the hefty price tag. Highly recommend.

totally came across these by accident, a college had them and i tried them on, i was instantly impressed because in my field of safety, having ear buds that muffle hearing is not good, the out of the ear design is essential for my industry in the employee safety related field. i also like how you can listen to music on low and still hold a conversation

These don't operate through the bone! I can lay them down, have someone else hold them, not have on my head and can heat everything without the volume being up! There are speakers on the bottom of each side! I wish I could return and get my money back! Definitely not worth the price!!!

I'm happy with my Shokz. I'm a cyclist, and one of the biggest benefits of this headset is that I can stay more alert and aware of my surroundings while wearing them. They fit comfortably, have a decent battery life, and the sound quality - while not exactly high fidelity - is pretty good at hitting the highs and low with sufficient "punch". For an open-ear headset that I bought to be worn while I cycle outside in the elements like wind and rain, they deliver!

Sound is very bassy and punchy compared to the opencomm and openrun I like that, it's just too bad that hailing the assistant is still so bad on my pixel phone makes that feature almost unusable and I so I carry around order buds in case I actually need to get things done with my headphones. Would also like to see a more in depth eq especially now that there is an app. Also the app shouldn't have to get my location all the time that's a pain

My wife and I each got an OpenRun Pro (mine in black, and hers in the new blue color). They both fit great, and have excellent sound quality, much better than a cheap knock-off brand I had purchased a year ago. The battery lasts longer than advertised. We exercise for about two hours a day, and I find that I only need to charge about once a week! They are a bit pricey, but worth it for the quality and battery life.

This is my third pair of Shokz. I can’t deal with earbuds, no matter the brand. It’s so nice to be able to use my Shokz at work while still being able to communicate with others. Soft ear plugs are good when I want to shut out everything else and immerse myself in the music or phone call without distractions. I have bought another brand of bone conduction headphones but they did not come close enough to these.

When compared to my beats or AirPods, the system interface really pales in comparison. It’s clunky, and I miss the ability to switch between my devices. Along with that, it seems like I need to be on volume 15/20 to actually hear whatever I’m playing, especially if it’s not music. Music sounds great, but it doesn’t work as well for podcasts or audiobooks. Other people can hear a bit of the audio as well.