I have two versions of the Shokz headset which I, unfortunately can't connect with my Apple Watch Ultra. Shokz uses Bluetooth 5.1 and Apple uses Bluetooth 5.3 which appears to not be backward compatible with 5.1. My previous version off the Apple Watch 6 worked flawlessly with my Shokz. My bad for upgrading the watch but one might expect next gen versions of industry standard connectivity protocols to be backward compatible or at least tell you they are not. Can't really blame Shokz but sure wish I could get an answer on whether there might be a firmware upgrade to fix this or not.....

I recently upgraded from the Aeropex model to the Open run pro and let me tell y’all…. It’s a Game Changer! Sound it’s Twice as much better quality and a much appreciated better Base. I highly recommend it to all Runners! Just one thing I would recommend if posible give the user the ability to turn down the volume of the beep feedback from the unit. It is extremely loud if you are wearing earplugs.

The headphones are a bit quiet when outside or near excessive noise, but if you’re in a please without loud noises then these are the best to wear. I do dance, and I’m able to use them outside and inside while performing different types of movements or tricks without them falling off like other types of headphones.

This is my second pair of Shokz, sort of. I had a pair of Aftershokz Aeropex the were replaced twice under warranty, so this is really my forth pair. My Aeropex developed a rattle on one side and Shokz offered me a nice coupon since I was out of warranty so I upgraded to these. I like bone conduction headphones for certain activities and Shokz has more or less cornered the market. Hopefully the issues that I had with my Aeropex have been resolved and these will last a long time.

Good for calls or listening to music/videos but no good for hard exercise. Once I am sweating the volume begins to get lower and as I continue the sound becomes distortes and is worse than listening to nothing. Will keep for calls and entertainment but I will have to find something else for training.

The sound is great, and I really love how the charger works. These headphones are so easy to charge and use and are my go-to for listening to my audio books and music. I have to use an open headphone, as I wear a hearing aid in my left ear and I can’t put any kind of ear bud in my ear.

I didn't think it would work for me since after the war in Afghanistan and having high tinnitus. These headphones help the with bypassing my ear drums and getting the sound where I need it most. Honestly, Shows should come up with a product line that utilizes the same tech, combined with hearing aids for people with hearing issues or the elderly! I usually do not put 5 stars or marks on anything because there is always room for improvements. Add additional features for more customizable capabilities in the software and hardware.

The Mini size is great for me! Setup as usual was easy! The sound difference between the Pro and my plain OpenRun is appreciable; the quality of the Pro allows me to listen at a lower volume while running, but enjoy better quality sound. Wish the Pro Mini came in as many colors as the regular Pro.

I liked my regular size shokz, but found they stuck out too far in back to rest my head in a chair. The regular size also were too tight and hurt my head. I switched to the mini, MY GOSH what a difference! LOVE THEM! no pain, and I'm able to relax in a chair. Love the mini Shokz!

Love the headphones. Recently bought second pair for office and home. The sound quality isn’t like your earbuds. They don’t go in your ears so there isnt the same level of isolation. The trade off is, you can function normally, listen to tunes or talk on the phone, and still hear the outside world. It took me about a week of regular wear to get used to them. I was gardening the other day listing to tunes and could hear my dog pestering me to throw his ball…pretty cool. I’d recommend them to others.