I've had 3 different evolutions of these headphones over the years. I had the OG Sportz (corded, orange accents), the Titanium Sportz (corded), and now these. These by far sound the best. If I had one complaint, it would be that the button on the left is a little tricky to find when wearing gloves, but that has always been a struggle. I'm sure as time goes on I'll get better at finding that button when riding.

There’s a lot I love about these headphones. I love being able to hear my surrounding on a run: the birds chirping, wind rustling leaves, traffic, and bikes that need me out of the way. It’s also great to be able to hear things at work clearly without having to take my earbuds off. I like that they never fall off even when I’m jogging. And I find most people don’t seem to notice them on me at all (probably to do with my copious amounts of hair). However, if it’s too loud outside, I can’t hear anything from the shokz. And the main con of the openrun pro is the way it digs into the back of my ears. I can’t wear them for more than a couple hours because i find them painful after a while. So good overall, but the fact that they hurt after a bit really brings down my overall experience :(

This is a very well made product. I don't like putting anything in my ears and this one is just the thing, and with this pro model, sound quality is great and battery life is excellent. This is the only one I use all the time. Great work Shokz team!

The unit is acceptable when I am either running, or lifting weights. But when I’m cycling, even when I turn the volume all the way up, the wind noise from my ears, diminishes the sound I hear. At times, I can barely hear the lyrics of the music. my average speed on my bike is around 17 to 20 mph. I’m sure for some people that are cycling at a lower speed, this wouldn’t be a problem. But it is for me. Very disappointed. I’m going to have to find some other earbuds for cycling that provides a better environment for listening.

The sound quality is much better than one would expect - brilliant design! However, the volume isn't loud enough to compete with the wind noise while biking (though it was recommended within a couple of cycling forums). I wish these devices had a louder volume level so that the USER could decide what is/isn't too loud. NOTE: Without the wind noise, It might be perfect for jogging.

I have wireless beats. Those have better sound, but these are great. Super user friendly and let's be honest if you're buying these it's not for the best sou d ever but because they are open ear. They're great, have really good sound and volume. I totally recommend them.

I really enjoy the high sound quality of my OpenRun Pro headset. I got the "mini" (smaller) version, and like how it fits more snugly and stays in place better than the previous OpenRun headset I had, which was the regular size and just a bit to big for me size-wise.

If they fit, I’m sure they’d be good. I got the mini and they were still too big. They wouldn’t stay in the right spot so the sound wasn’t great. It was way too quiet even on the loudest setting. No bass. Like I said, if they fit well I’m sure they’d be great but they did not work for me.

Great sound when listening to music or podcasts. However it varies a bit when answering calls. In most cases the sound is great and the person on the other side can hear you perfectly. However there are time when it's difficult to, or the caller will mention you sound far away.

Very happy with the open run pro. I still have an older version of these but loved the thought of having a tighter fit around my neck. when running long, everything starts to bug me and the extra weight of the large loop around the neck was one that I didn't look forward to on the previous models. My only complaint is that the charger cable is proprietary. I everything else I have charges with one cable and now I need to add a second cable to the car / house / run bag etc.