This device is the BEST I’ve ever had for a Bluetooth earpiece. Because it’s balanced around the back of the head, there’s not so much pressure on the ears, and especially inside the ears. I feel like I can still listen and be alert to my surroundings, yet able to hear my music, audiobooks, podcast, whatever I’m listening to; and with a simple push of a button, change over to a phone conversation and listen and talk just fine. I love this thing!

I was pleasantly surprised with this purchase. First time using bone conduction headphones and I was a bit skeptical but the sound quality is remarkable on these. Wearing them does take a little getting used to, but you quickly forget they're on your head once you get going. Battery life on them is also a major plus. Took these out for a 3 hour long run and only drained 25%.

This is my second pair. I’m a big fan of how long they last when connected. I ran a 100 mile race with them and they did amazingly. My biggest grip is he ting them connected. I use AirPods during the day and when I try to switch them over and connect to my Apple Ultra Watch it takes several attempts….for whatever reason they connect to our Peloton bike and Tread without any issues?

I purchased the OpenRun Pro. I needed something i could wear and still be able to be aware of my surroundings. They sound and fit great. There is only one thing that I don't like. Is the charging method. I don't like the proprietary cable. I wish it used a type c usb cable so that i can charge it anywhere without worrying about the one and only charging cable it cam with.

I have to say that I've read very good revews about the OpenRun Pro and I also tried my boyfrend's Shokz before my purchase (he doesn't have the OpenRun Pro but and older and different reference) so I was very motivated to get my pair of Shokz for running (in and outdoors), walking on the street, attending my meetings and mobile calls while shopping and so on, but I am really really dissapointed (and so sad with the bad investment I made) because of the soud quality. I have to say that I can hardly listen a mobile call, a podcast, etc when I am not in a completely quiet place. I have to put the headphone in my ear to improve the sound quality (I have to say that the volume was at the maximum) which is very unconfortable. I am dissapointed and very sad about it.

I love these so much I bought 3 (mini, openrun, and openrun pro). Being able to hear sounds on the mountain bike trails and still listen to music is awesome. I also use these for work to be on meetings and everyone can hear me and I can hear them perfectly. Regular earbuds always fall out of my ears, so these are a game changer and never move on me. I have yet to have the battery life run out on my long rides or long work days.

I love my Shokz. I carry my Apple Earbuds that were replaced and don't need them anymore :-). I have two items for improvement: 1.Biking over 20 mph there's too much interference from wind/airflow. Can you program the noise cancellation to address wind? 2. The pressure above my ears is too much when I am wearing my glasses. Any suggestions?

I purchased the OpenRun Pro thinking that they would be substantially better than the Aeropex Mini that I wear daily. I was looking forward to the EQ or "equalizer" feature, but was disappointed. The enhanced bass feature is not enough of a difference to have me choose to wear them over the Aeropex Mini. I am not sure how much the the EQ feature can be done by firmware or software, but it would would take more than 2 EQ modes for me to want to wear them on a daily basis.

I bought the headphones since the were promoted with "Premium Sound Quality" and compatibility with Mac. Unfortunately, there are two very disappointing showstoppers (in a nutshell version): - the headphone mutes automatically when connecting to the mac (mitigation described below) - the headphone mutes itself in the middle of calls spontaneously (mitigation described below) - the audio quality is really sub-standard when using the mic (Shokz know, but not interested/able to fix it) --- Long version: Muting when connecting to Mac: An "Aggregation Device" with the openrun pro >mic< needs to be created in the "Audio Midi Setup". This will mitigate the issue. Random Muting Issue: The Shokz support pointed me to a 3rd party chrome plugin which disables the "automatic gain control" in chrome. Unfortunately, not every application provides such an option, so the random muting continues when using these applications. Search for "Disable Automatic Gain Control" by Joey Watts in the Chrome Web Store. Audio Quality: After several rounds with the Shokz support I got now a mail saying that they are aware about the audio issues with MacBooks but not interested or able to fix it. If i'd like to use the headset it with a Mac and want to have better audio quality, I'd should go and buy another of their headphones - the OpenComm UC. This comes with an USB plug, which is not acceptable when buying a bluetooth headset. It's 2022, not 1990. A macbook air comes with 2 usb ports, and I'm not going to block one of them permanently to use a bluetooth headset. If you manually select the laptops built-in mic, the audio quality "magically" becomes good. So it's simply a bug they're declining to fix.

They have a comfortable fit and seem to made of good quality. They are easy to use. I was very disappointed with the sound quality while riding my bike. I would not buy them again based on the sound quality while riding. I would take a refund and regret the purchase.