These headphones are pretty great, I have inner ear damage so when I first saw "bone induction" I was excited because I Can't use earbuds and most over the ear put pressure to stay put. I love that they hook up to multiple devices since I use them for my phone and TV so I don't either have to blast the sound or use cc. The call quality has gotten much better over the years, I think my first pair was After Shockz when I was in school and needed to listen to lectures. I have 2 issues with them, they don't quite fit my head (I've been trying to find a band) and bigger problem is I can't afford to lose them. I'm a visiting RN and I often have to talk to both patients and their family in the room and talk to the MD on the phone while doing wound care while also being able to use my hands.I tried using my old After Shockz for when I'm with my patients but the call quality wasn't as good as these and unfortunately the plastic eventually broke after many years of service. I believe these Pro models can hook up to my digital stethoscope but my AS can't even with them glued back. I glued the old ones back together as it was just a split in the plastic, they took a beating from Philly to Florida and back and still mostly work same as when I got them I really hope these new Pro last half as long, would definitely buy again in the future, everyone I show asks about them

I'm a Telecommunications Field Technician. I listen to my music, answer calls and I can hear everything that goes on around me. OpenRunPro last 8 plus hours while connected to two phones. They are lite, comfortable and stylish. What more can I ask. (Falling from the ear.....not gonna happen).

I currently own 2 Aeropex a 1 OpenRun Pro units. I have used my aeropex daily for 4+ years and love them so I figured I would give the open run pros a chance. The pros and cons are equal. They sound beautiful and the bass is impressive but I have a beard and they grab the hairs and it's uncomfortable. I like them but the aeropex are still my go to. If I was to do it over again, I would get another set of aeropex. They last forever, the range is great, and they don't grab your hair. Plus they are waterproof and the openrun pros are not.

Having been spoiled by Bose glasses for independent listening, there was hesitation before buying a Shokz mini bone color conduction headphone. But, Shokz sound is very good. Sound is clear, as are phone calls, and are not disturbing or heard by other people. Shokz excel with hands free easy operation and easy connection to your Bluetooth devices. The app even works for multi connections! Shokz are lightweight, could have better fit though. When volume is too loud, there is tingling felt on the facial bones where the shokz rest. The Shokz are pretty impressive and have become my go to.

Overall ok Wish they charged by usb-c Max volume inherently limited i suppose. Wish it had just 10% more volume. It was my first time using conduction head phones and i was surprised by how soft max volume was. Sometimes have to pause if high winds. I like them enough to not return them but probably are not for most folks

Got the headphones for my husband. He found them hard to install to pair to his phone. Took 20min. He didn’t read the instructions, so maybe user error. He loves the sound and comfort. He mainly uses the headset for running. Comfortable to use. Doesn’t fall off. Fast to charge.

People often mistake my beige Shokz for hearing aids. They either assume I have a hearing disability and speak to me like I do, or they ask are you wearing hearings aids? I don’t like feeling like I’m an imposter of a disability. Definitely don’t recommend the beige color. I wish I could trade them. The sound quality is great and comfort is great but I hate wearing them because of the comments I get since they look like hearing aids.

I bought these because I wanted an upgrade from my original pair (my bf has them now and he loves them). The older ones would get uncomfortable around the ears after several hours. I completely forget I'm wearing these at all. I wear them all day, literally, and never feel a thing. Still plenty of battery power at the end of a 12 hr day too. Really glad I upgraded!

This my fourth generation of “bone phone” from Shokz. My primary use is for having music while being alert to ambient sounds while I ride my bike on East Tennessee roads. I also use while practicing foreign languages and while traveling. I lost my home recently to a fire - losing everything - and needed a replacement. The sound quality remains fine and has even improved a bit and along with a rapid charge yielding hours of listening. The water protection comes in handy if I get caught in a downpour or am listening to news while I shower.

Excellent piece of hardware. Love being able to hear a tune while also be aware of my surroundings while on the bike. Controls are easy to use and remeber on the fly. I wish I had these in my spinning classes to hear music and the instructor without haviing to blast it through speakers.