The latest tech in the OpenRun Pro sound even better than the last set. Note: After a year or two, I seem to be a bit hard on them and have broken two neck bands, otherwise, I am on my fourth set and keep coming back. Great product and beat the original "Bone Fone" that came out in the 70s.:)

My GF has one, and I got one as well. The audio is great, both for listening and for noise cancelling when talking. Two big issues: 1- after 5-10 minutes of talking on a cell phone call, I can count on them dropping the call. 2- because of above, I chose to return them. Process was straightforward, but I have not heard back confirmation with shipping label after 4 days. This is really poor return practice.

What I notice that is a bit of a irritation is that when the volume is turned all the way up and then you hit the button twice that is supposed to skip to the next song it puts it on pause. This problem does not occur unless the volume is up. It’s a little annoying.

They're great! Ease of use is great and the design is superior, in my opinion, to the Open Fit. But the sound quality in inferior when compared to the Open Fit, but is still quite good. Also the recharge time is remarkably fast, its very convenient. I love them!

They are supposed to be 10 hour battery life. First use on a full charge was 8.5 hours, 2nd use full charge 6.5 hours. They charge fast but if you're on an endurance event you are out of luck. The volume is less than my regular Shoxz which are 3-4 years old. After a week of use I have asked for a warranty replacement. Let's see what happens.

I was unsure how these would feel on my ears with my glasses. I have tried in ear earphones but they ALL hurt my ears even with the cushy soft things and the different sizes. Then I tried the over the ear headphones but those squeez my glasses to my ears and hurt as well. So when I found these I was hesitant but figured what the heck. I did tons and tons of research on reviews and none ever mentioned how they worked with glasses. There is some awkwardness on occasion but it is usually negligible.

I should get paid for how many on the Shokz I've talked coworkers into buying. This is personally my 3rd set. I bought these because I was super curious to how they could improve bass with bone conduction but the physics didn't make sense to me. I got them, tried them, and heard really no difference between these and my OpenRuns except these seem louder when they're off your head but quieter on my head. All in all, huge fan of Shokz but I'd stick with the OpenRuns. Also, if their R&D department sees this, reach out because I have lots of ideas for these.

, The bone conductive technology seems to be a gimmick. The lack of adjustability on the equalization of the music is limited. I only have two options, standard and voice? The sound out of the speakers is marginal at best. The fit is OK, but from a true headphone perspective falls way short of an apple AirPods to pro functionality. It was disappointing as someone who has hearing loss to not meet my expectations of the marketing of this product.

Got the headphones for my husband. He found them hard to install to pair to his phone. Took 20min. He didn’t read the instructions, so maybe user error. He loves the sound and comfort. He mainly uses the headset for running. Comfortable to use. Doesn’t fall off. Fast to charge.

The firmware on these is simply put, terrible. Why are they always muting? Why is it making this terrible beeping noise to TELL me I am muted? I can mute on every app and device I pair with. This single "feature" ruins this device for. You user experience is terrible. Give me a way to disable this wretched experience. Please stop automuting. I dont need you to mute. please. stop. muting.