This is my second pair of shokz. My first pair a few years ago came in a nice rubber case. These have a bigger bulkier case. I prefer the rubber case. For the price I was expecting a much better sound quality. I don't think they are worth the extra money at all... Did not even come with ear plugs like my first pair. NOT WORTH THE EXTRA MONEY!!!

This is my third Shokz device. I was turned on to them at the outset of the pandemic by a friend. With day long Zoom meetings comfort was a priority and I could not handle in-ear devices for so long. The bone conduction format was perfect and open-ear ability to hear you local environment is enjoyable. I often forget I have them on after hours of use. Highly recommend them!

The open run pro is comfortable and easy to use. It charges and connects to phone quickly. I chose the mini. The fit is closer to the head and less obtrusive under a beanie. I road bike, disc golf, work, and fall asleep wearing these. I use them to add a hint of background noise to whatever I am doing. These are not for you if you want to block out the world. I wish there were more colors available for the mini. It would be cool is skin tone matching was an option.

I bought these to use when I go for my daily 25 mile bike ride. These are great because they are extremely comfortable. AirPods tend to bother my ears. The sound is amazing and I can hear ambient noise so I can be aware of traffic around me. They also were extremely easy to set up and sync to my iPhone. I downloaded the Shokz App so that made setting them up stream less. I highly recommend them.

My boyfriend told me about these headphones. Because I hate the feeling of ear buds. Also, I wanted to start to running outside but I also didn't want to mute any outside noise while running for safety reasons. I've been running for a few weeks now and they are amazing! Lightweight. I barely feel them on me. Battery life is great too. Get them!!

On my job, this style of headphones are the only type allowed while working. And all others pale in comparison to Shokz. I have 2 pairs. One for work, and one for home ( mowing the lawn mostly) great, great product. I wouldn't waste my money on other brands.

I ride horses and hate in ear headphones or ones that prevent me hearing the world around me. These are fantastic! They fit around the back of my helmet without any interference. Easy to hear what is happening around me and easily allows me to take calls when needed.

This is my third pair of Shokz/Afterskokz, so I’m a fan of the brand anyway, but I especially love the mini version. It’s great for running as all of them were, but the band on the mini fits closely enough to my head that it doesn’t get in the way during floor exercises such as sit-ups when I’m lying on my back.

Well worth the money. I am not able to wear in-ear headsets at work and these allow me to one of the few whom have a headset at the job. Gave my first pair to a friend who would not be able to get a pair for some time. I watched a review of the OpenRuns and just knew I had to get them. Not disappointed. Thanks for making a great product

I've bought every model of Aftershokz/Shokz headphone that has come out in the last 5 years. The headphones are generally great, but the most massive day-to-day usability issue is that these have a proprietary magnetic connector instead of just using USB-C, and to add insult to injury, the other end of the proprietary connector is still USB-A. This isn't 2016 any more, no one wants to have a dedicated charger for one special device. An easy solution here would be to let this charge over USB-C and include a magnetic adapter that people can choose to use or lose, and as backup they can still use the universal charging standard. Or figure out how to squeeze wireless charging coils in somehow. This is just a bad solution.