Sound is good. At first the sound seemed somewhat muffled but after awhile it sounds abit better. Also, if you really turn up the volume towards the high end you start to feel the vibrations on your skin which is a bother however, it makes me crank down the volume which in turn is better for the ear drum. Right? Over all I enjoy these much better than my Apple Buds. Also, love battery time and quick charge a BIG PLUS!

The sound quality and clarity is fantastic. I love the ability to be able to hear my friends clearly and still be listening to music. It is indeed true bone conduction and is quite impressive when used for the first time. The battery life is perfect for long periods of use. I would definitely advise this product as an upgrade. One downside that i noticed is that they are not fully waterproof. They are water resistant which works well but when paying this much I like the ease of mind that comes with a waterproof device. Other than that I love these and would definitely recommend shokz to my friends

Finally, I don’t have to continuously push the headphones back into my ears on a run! They’re a little big and bounce a bit, especially when I have a hoodie on but not enough to make me reach for the ear buds again. The sound quality isn’t what you would get with Beats or AirPods but it’s still really good. The only two “downsides” (I wouldn’t really even consider them that) are not enough to make me even consider returning them.

Got the minis, and still have space- but great fit and comfortable! Bought these per multiple friends recommendations as a newbie to running, so far so good. Easy to hear traffic and other pedestrians while running outside, also conveniently easy to listen to an audiobook and still hear my kids!

I really liked the feel and sound quality of the Aeropex Aftershokz. It was, in my opinion, a lot better quality product than the Openrun Pro. I am very unsatisfied with the Openrun Pro. I should have just re-bought another set of Aftershokz. Can I exchange them?

I actually quite enjoyed these headphones and I loved the idea of them! I have bad ears (chronic ear infections and therefore irritability with traditional headphones). These freaking crushed it though! It is so fun because nobody can hear them besides you unless maybe they’re really close to you (I.e. hugging). My only issue is that I like to use headphones while studying which means I needed my glasses on. That ended up being annoying as I felt I was stretching the frame of my glasses out so ultimately I returned them. If I ever go to contacts though I would purchase again!

I wanted something to improve the ability of my Zoom Tai Chi students to hear me at any distance from my laptop mic. I wanted a mic that would not be affected by my movement while teaching and practicing. I wanted something that would not pop out of my ears or make my ears uncomfortable like the AirPods Pro I had tried. I wanted something that was so comfortable for me that I forgot I was wearing it. I wanted something that worked well and easily and was within my budget. I found it!!! OpenRun Pro does exactly what I wanted! Thank you!

First off- these are very very comfortable- extremely light weight and yet with good retention. The sound quality is good- with better than average bass response. All that being said, they are *quiet*- if you listen primarily to audiobooks or podcasts at low decibels, it will be difficult to make them out. This is a function of the form-factor- they are very much open ear for the sake of situational awareness. Just be aware that certain kinds of sound media will work better than others, especially in the presence of ambient noise. The more bass you have in the media, the clearer the sound will be. Battery life is good- lasting about 2 days of moderate use. Pleased so far- but will be following up based on lifetime use, namely: how long until the batteries start to lose charge? These do have a finite lifespan, with no way to replace the onboard lithiums with fresh ones. That is my other point of contention: these are disposable- they will not last and absolutely have a finite lifespan. I wish they would make ones with replaceable batteries, or have a program that lets you mail them in to get fresh ones installed. Making items that last is preferable to generating more ewaste for the landfills, but adds more complexity to design. Whether or not I purchase more pairs of these in the future will directly depend on longevity- these are very expensive premium products (purchased the ‘pro’ model) so expectations are likewise high.

I'm both disappointed and impressed with my bone conducting usb-c headphones. Audio/ speakers are convenient, but one of the main reasons I bought them was for phone calls. The Mic works 20% of the where most people don't the other end complain. Seriously it's the one thing these headphones are supposed to do do good and they fail miserably. I don't understand how this can go unresolved as I see so many people complaining about this issue. Uhg.. disappointed

I upgraded after my frame broke following over 2 years of near daily use to the Shokz OpenRun Pro, and it was worth the price for a noticeable improvement in clarity on calls, where I can generally be well understood on a call or meeting while riding my bike home. So easy to answer a call or finish my podcast while I walk in to work after my commute and I feel safer on my bike hearing road noise well the whole time. Great buy!