In terms of sound: these are crystal clear when listening to music. I rarely use the voice mode because I don't know that it changes it much and the music mode actually sounds better to me even for podcasts and such. Obviously they are not going to be super immersive sound but they are well balanced and have a pretty hefty sound considering how they work. Connectivity: works great for my phone! I have a microsoft surface (which has its own issues) and they aren't the best with that. The sound comes out a bit tin-y and the volume is weird to control. Not sure if it's a problem with the surface, Zoom, or the headphones. But it still works for my work from home set up and I love using them for zoom meetings so I can hear what's happening in the house and also walk away from my computer if needed. The multi-point connection hasn't really worked for me but that also may be a problem with my computer. Comfort: I have the mini ones and they fit pretty perfectly. There is still room along the back of the head (sometimes this affects my hair and wearing higher coats but it's not horrible). They do move around a bit if I'm eating or bending over but not enough to fully knock them off or anything. I would suggest starting slow when listening using these. They are weird at first and they give my head a little bit of a buzzy, headache-y feeling if I wear them too long. Charging is quick and easy. The buttons and commands are simple and easy to remember. The microphone is great! My coworkers said it sounds better than any of the other microphones I've used. Answering calls is easy and clear too! I called someone in Costco and we could hear each other just fine. Overall, definitely worth the money!

I love these headphones for just what they were meant for. To be able to listen to music/podcasts/ etc while still having heads up awareness and being able to hear all the elements around me. Sure I don't hear the music as well when I'm in high road traffic, but more importantly, I can hear said traffic. I am also aware of the people around me or when someone may be stepping into my blind spot. They exceed what is expected of them, and as being someone that works in the music industry, I wear these at work rather than ear buds, as with ear buds I found my ears ringing after prolonged wear. These have been an incredible investment and highly recommend these to anyone.

They would be good for some people but for me I work in an extremely loud environment so hearing people or music is difficult. Other than that they seem good. Long lasting battery. Great noise canceling ability. But I’m old and probably half deaf so I just can’t hear most of the time

I got the Open Run Pro Mini at the recommendation of a few people I know and I do love them. They sound great and are mostly comfortable. I do wish they could make the back of it adjustable somehow as the mini is still a little too big for me. I feel like if they could do that they would sit better on my head. Like I said. That’s the only issue I have right now. I just got them today so we will see how they work out as time goes on.

I struggled with earbuds that wanted to fall out of my ears during workouts for at least a year. And no matter how good the "transparency" mode was it was never good enough to allow me to hear what was happening around me while listening to music. I've been wearing the Shokz OpenRun Pro for a few weeks now, at work and during workouts, and I love them. A couple of thoughts on the experience; Music doesn't sound quite as good as an in-ear headphone can. The audio quality did surprise me however and I don't find this to be a drawback in any way. I am not able to carry on a conversation with someone with music on at high volume, which is to be expected. I can however hear when someone is trying to get my attention or something is happening in the world near by and turn down or pause my music to give whatever that is my full attention. The battery life is excellent and the headset is comfortable enough to forget I'm wearing it. All in all, I wish I had purchased these a long time ago.

This product is great, it's not perfect. For starters: sounds- using the multi listening feature everything sounds distorted. Calls sound amazing, but music is a hit or miss depending on the genre. You can't listen at max volume, it will sound terrible. Head set - it's comfortable and fits perfect. The Bluetooth connection is great and doesn't lag or fail. I just wish the sound was at par 😕 it would of been it's money worth. I still use it but it's not amazing.

I like the concept of these but I think the execution could use improvements. I feel like these are not resting on my ears where they should be, so I have to have the volume maxed out to get good sound quality in a midly noisy environment at my work (and even then I can'thear some of my music properly). The volume up/down buttons are hard to use due to their size and placement (one should be on the side like the universal button on the left). Have a hard time telling powering on/off is working because I can barely hear the voice feedback when I do so. I didn't notice these issues right away so even if I did the 14 day trial that wouldn't have made a difference in realizing that they don't fit me correctly. It was only when I was adjusting them one time that I noticed I could hear the sound better, but it's not where they naturally rest on my head. Also, I have a job that requires wearing a hairnet and safety glasses so they may be causing minor interference as well.

2nd pair. First pair cracked and Brooke after 4 months. Yes-new ones are really good, I like them a lot. I do not think the battery will last 10 hrs listening to music with any volume. Right now I still rate these 9 1/2 on a scale of 10. Really good, thank you ! ™

I have had a bike helmet with integrated bluetooth speakers but the Openrun Pro is definitively better in sound quality and better than my expectations on all points. They are very comfortable (more than any standard earplugs, barely noticeable, stay perfect in place. Perfect for safe ride and enjoying good sound or taking calls.

I have the shockz regular not the pros also and I cant really tell the difference between them. for the difference in price I would expect to have a difference in sound quality, features or something. They do have an app. its next to useless. it offers a few things that you can live without for sure.