I love my OpenRuns so much (wear them all day long) that I desired a 2nd pair to have around & rotate. My new OpenRun Pros delivers an even better comfort -- I now use my Pros at work and for the typical day, and my older style for workouts. The best kind of headphones I've ever had.

I have been on the hunt for headphones that feel comfortable, don't come with the "Vacuum" feeling of earbuds, are good quality and still allow me to hear my surroundings. I loved so much about these. I tried both sizes and both felt similar. They were easy to wear and generally comfortable. The sound quality was great, allowing me to hear audio clearly while also allowing me to hear things going on around me. Charging was easy and the case they came with was perfect. My only problem, and what ultimately lead me to return them, was that I got headaches, especially around my ears and jaw where they sat. The headaches would get worse the longer I wore them. I thought it might just be an initial side effect that would go away with use, so I tried them consistently for awhile. Sadly the headaches persisted and I had to return them. Luckily, right at the same time, Shokz released the OpenFit headphones, which I got. I have been using them for two weeks and they have been great! No headaches! So, the OpenRun Pro's didn't work out for me, but I still stand by Shokz.

This is by far the best headphone on the market, I still can't believe how on earth this technology work, the sound isn't directly in your ears. And still it sounds so amazing it's out of this world. I've got two of them and bought two for my brother, this is a must have, nothing can beat it.

I bought this mainly for work meetings, not for listening to music. I like it except I'm still figuring out the best way to wear it with my glasses. Sometimes it feels like it's hurting the top of my ears where it loops over but I think if I align it to sit side-by-side with my glasses instead of on top of each other, it feels better. There are days when I feel like they are too tight and gives me a headache. Bottom line, I'm still testing these out.

If you're like me and share charging cords across devices, this is a super annoying to use. I keep a charging cord by my bed, in my car, by my sofa, and at work. I never have to move them, but can charge my phone, computer, headlamp, my other headphones and more - all using the charging cord most convenient when I need a charge. With this unique magnetic option I kept moving it from one place to another to charge and quickly lost it. Now I have unusable headphones. Universal charging cords are a major convenience. Wish I hadn't bought this set and that I could buy the older versions of shokz I used to have. The buttons are also not as easy to use as the prior versions.

I bought the headphones since the were promoted with "Premium Sound Quality" and compatibility with Mac. Unfortunately, there are two very disappointing showstoppers (in a nutshell version): - the headphone mutes automatically when connecting to the mac (mitigation described below) - the headphone mutes itself in the middle of calls spontaneously (mitigation described below) - the audio quality is really sub-standard when using the mic (Shokz know, but not interested/able to fix it) --- Long version: Muting when connecting to Mac: An "Aggregation Device" with the openrun pro >mic< needs to be created in the "Audio Midi Setup". This will mitigate the issue. Random Muting Issue: The Shokz support pointed me to a 3rd party chrome plugin which disables the "automatic gain control" in chrome. Unfortunately, not every application provides such an option, so the random muting continues when using these applications. Search for "Disable Automatic Gain Control" by Joey Watts in the Chrome Web Store. Audio Quality: After several rounds with the Shokz support I got now a mail saying that they are aware about the audio issues with MacBooks but not interested or able to fix it. If i'd like to use the headset it with a Mac and want to have better audio quality, I'd should go and buy another of their headphones - the OpenComm UC. This comes with an USB plug, which is not acceptable when buying a bluetooth headset. It's 2022, not 1990. A macbook air comes with 2 usb ports, and I'm not going to block one of them permanently to use a bluetooth headset. If you manually select the laptops built-in mic, the audio quality "magically" becomes good. So it's simply a bug they're declining to fix.

These headphones are incredible. Excellent quality and clarity while allowing me to hear my surroundings. I was having issues with headphones falling out and these are perfect to eliminate that. The battery life is excellent and I usually charge them once or twice per week. I tried both t the standard and mini for size comparison and liked the mini better for their snug fit. Would definitely recommend!

These are comfortable to wear and work well. The battery is much better than expected. Sound quality is pretty good. Lacking low end but was also prepared for that to be the case and really a scientific hurdle from the physics standpoint so cannot ding them for that. Also, at least for me, if I am in even a moderately noisy environment I cannot hear them. Could very well be my ears and the severe tinnitus I have that is primarily the cause. Wearing foam earplugs helps a lots although it does seem counterintuitive. The only negative I have run into is the multipoint pairing does not work. They will connect to both by MacBook and iPhone but if both are connected, the phone will play music but it's not audible. Almost seems like it is streaming to the computer and not the headphones. As long as I manually connect to each device, one at a time, everything works great.

I love these headphones! I walk my dog every day in the park and I want to make sure while I listen to music or audiobooks I can still hear when people are around me. This is my 4th pair. Each pair lasts about 3 years, so I've been wearing this brand for almost 12 years! Every time I get a new pair the sound quality and fit get better. I do have one tiny complaint. The previous OpenRun Pro were waterproof enough where I could listen to them in the shower as long as I wasn't washing my hair. If a single drop of water gets on the bottom of this latest pair, sound quality goes fuzzy. No worries, though. Besides that, I'm still in love with these.

After using Shokz headphones for a few years, I am never buying another type of headphones ever again! You are able to be completely aware of your surroundings while still having good sound quality. You can comfortably wear them all day, both because they stay on very well (including during exercise, I wear them when I go on my bike) and because (for me) the battery can last multiple days on a single charge. They are incredibly light as well, adding to the effect that you're not wearing headphones at all when you're listening to something.