I was pleasantly surprised with this purchase. First time using bone conduction headphones and I was a bit skeptical but the sound quality is remarkable on these. Wearing them does take a little getting used to, but you quickly forget they're on your head once you get going. Battery life on them is also a major plus. Took these out for a 3 hour long run and only drained 25%.

I love these headphones. It's like having background music in your head while still being able to be fully present with whatever you're doing. It's pretty fantastic. I like it for walking my dogs esp at night, so I can hear my surroundings if needed. The battery life will get me through an entire 12 hour shift which is awesome. And my phone conversations with family they have said the sound quality is so much better. I really enjoy these. I wish my head wasn't so sensitive cause 12 hours of wearing them and my ears gets a little sore. The part where they loop over the ears. Otherwise very comfy.

The Open Run Pro was recommended by a friend who runs everyday. I was looking for something that sounds good but is not in my ear that can fall out as I sweat . These are really comfortable and stay in place. They sound good and I can hear noise around me while I run. I highly recommend these if you are Looking for a headset while running or walking etc.

These headphones are amazing but they fall short on at least two counts. First, do not expect a replacement for your Apple AirPods. You have to remind your phone every time that they are connected when you get a phone call. Expect a moment of having to change from your phone to shokz before saying hello to a call. Also, if you take them off, they will stay connected and you’ll get calls and not know it. If they worked a bit more intelligently like AirPods, they would earn another star. Second, and most importantly, do not buy if you’re expecting the same sound experience as your favorite headphones. The bone conduction tech is sweet and the surround sound sensation is neat. It’s like the sound is in your head, which I like. BUT, and BIG BUT, they are not loud enough! I can barely hear them over normal day to day household noise at max volume, say nothing for how useless they are in the car if you have a window open, hvac blowing or have a loud car. Bought mine to use at work so that I can be OSHA compliant, but they are very quiet. Unfortunately I’m on the fence to return them or not. I completely love them otherwise! They are definitely more comfortable for longer periods than earbuds.

This is my 5th pair of Shokz - including when they were named AfterShokz. And it’s not my fifth pair because they had issues - they are amazing. Best headphones I’ve ever had for work, working out and overall comfort and safety. Ask my husband, these headphones are on me every moment I am awake. And when I swim - I use my Shokz OpenSwim. I appreciate how the company has continued to improve the product in battery life, comfort and sound. I cannot say enough good things about these headphones. Plus, the new ability to dual connect with the OpenRun Pro is amazing.

These shokz open run pro’s are the best all around listening experience I could imagine. Love quality and ease of use. Not constantly having to readjust single ear piece’s is a blessing. Great product! And would recommend to anyone with minor hearing issues due to the enhanced sound through bone conduction. These things are GREAT!!!

As the title says, these are the best headphones I've ever owned. Such that a bought a second pair to use with my computer at home so I don't keep having to fight which device is connecting to them. Over-the-ear headphones just hurt the ear cartilage no matter what I do, and ear buds that go into the ear have always hurt after a bit and always itch like crazy due to stupid ear hair. These, I wear almost all day when I'm not at home and often forget that I even have them on. Great sound quality, very comfortable, and honestly can't recommend them enough.

Extremely comfortable, forget you have them on. Being able to connect to two services at same time is great. My hands are almost gone, so I have to rely on a headset that is easy to use and comfortable. I have used just about every bluetooth headset out there over the years and these are the best.

I've had the Trekz Air when the company was still called AfterShokz. Great piece of headphones and lasted me all these years. It still actually works great, but just recently started having some trouble only when making calls where I sound like I'm cutting in and out apparently. If that didn't happen, I'm almost certain I wouldn't have traded them in. I'm only a few weeks in using the OpenRun and can't say much yet, but here are my thoughts so far: Pros: 1) Light and 2) aesthetically sleeker than older model. Mild Annoyances: 1) The flexibility of the headphones causes them to flop around a bit when trying to handle them, a bit annoying when in a hurry. 2) It might be different if I got the mini size, but I feel the conduction piece moves easy so I have to adjust them often versus the Trekz Air sat right where I needed them and stayed in place. 3) Also I'm noticing the sound isn't coming through as clear as the Trekz Air did. As I said, still getting use to these so I'll give it a little more time. On a side note, after I got the OpenRun a few weeks later the new ear pieces were released... so, yeah, that wasn't annoying or anything, lol.

Durable and fairly waterproof, no little rubber bits to lose or places to collect sweat and get crusty. I spray a little 70% IPA on a paper towel and wipe them off after a workout. The fact that they work through bone conduction and let you hear the environment is nice, sounds as good as traditional earbuds. Single best feature is that the earbuds are physically connected by the headband, much better solution than other brands that try to use bluetooth pairing between the earbuds that always fails. I have conch piercings that are not bothered, glasses are fine too. Tragus piercing may be a deal breaker due to how these sit in front of the ear.