Very pleased. A simple, sturdy, well-designed alternative to pod-style earbuds for me. They do not fight with my glasses, hats, or ponytails. They stay put without blocking sound. I bought the smaller size per sizing info on the website. They also work well with my laptop for long Teans calls.

I expected at the price point of these that they would sound better than or at least the same as my treks air headphones. they sound a little flat compared to my old treks air. they dont sound bad just not as good, probably due to moving away from a flexible rubber face over the driver to a hard piece of plastic.

Like the awareness you have with these headphones. I had the titanium model from about 4 years ago. These are a significant update as they have multi point Bluetooth. Sound is richer than the titanium. Voice calls are much improved. I have yet to try them on my bike the ultimate test. I recommend them to cyclists and runners. Regular in ear headphones are just too dangerous.

I have 65% hearing loss since I was 20 years old, compliments to active military. I use my VA hearing aids at full volume all the time but with the OpenRun Pro I need to turn the hearing aid volume down to about 50%. So basically I now have plenty of volume when I need it But I still have issues with very soft voices. Also the open run Pro does not have enough volume if I do not have my hear aids. I would like to try the Pro 2 that just recently came out.

I wasn’t really sure what to expect but I’m so glad I made the purchase! I feel way more comfortable running outside as I can hear what is going on around me but the music is still vibrant and clear. They seem very comfortable as I have worn them up to 8 hours at a time with little to no discomfort. They are very easy to use and the connection seems great. Love my Shokz OpenRun Pro Mini!

Writing review after 2 months. Office and quieter environments these are awesome. Purchased the Openrun Pro. If you are in a loud environment, mowing the yard, these are not for you. I use them driving, in the office, at home, listening to music, news, and phone calls. Everything works well. Physical buttons is the best feature. Long battery life is great as well. Comfortable and easy to wear and take off. They can connect to two different blue tooth devices at the same time. At the office they are connected to my computer and phone. Switches between the two devices fairly easy. Pause one wait a couple seconds, use the other. Almost perfect but still worth 5 stars.

I do love the Open Run Pro. There's is one thing that is off it is the sound or connectivity is that when listening to a podcast or music; it is like when there's a scratch on a record and the needle skips/hesitations there is a break in the music. I really like the magnetic connector for the charger cable. This is my third pair.

This product is everything I’ve been looking for in a headset. The price is outweighed by the ease of operation/use, awesome battery life (10+ hours at full volume), and just the right range of bass and volume. I would highly recommend to anyone AND everyone. Well played, Shokz.

This is my third pair of Shokz, and I went with OpenRun Pro Mini because of the close fit to the back of my head. I like my others for when I'm up and about, but wanted to try the minis. I measured my noggin ear-to-ear around the back, and the fit guide said these would work. They do, and I use them almost every night listening to music as I fall asleep.

I'd had the previous iteration, Aeropex, under the Aftershokz branding. I loved those things, owned three pairs overall. I was a little taken aback that these were slightly more expensive - I would have said the Aeropex were expensive, before I'd heard them. And it's the same with these. Once you hear them, you will know they're worth that price point. I did a side by side comparison between the Shokz OpenRun Pro and the Aeropex, and there's no question. Shokz took really really good headphones and made them great. The sound is clearer, and omg that bass though. I'm listening to a song with a bass drop as I type, and let me tell you, the OpenRun Pro captures it beautifully. I've also been told the sound quality of the mic is considerably better when used as a handsfree for phone calls. The quick charging is also amazing. Nothing worse than playing a game on stream and having my headphones go out, knowing that's about it. But with the OpenRun Pro, I'm able to throw them on the charger for 5 or 10 minutes, and they'll be good to go for a surprisingly long time! Overall, I've got nothing bad to say about these headphones. I'm legit trying to think of something, but nothing is coming to mind. I think the worst thing about them is that I only have the one pair right now :)