The Open Run Pros have a good enough sound, and a nice batter life. If you are running and have a set playlist and don't plan on skipping any songs, they will be perfect. If you do need to skip, pressing the button on the side is not always responsive, and its hard to tell if it was pressed 1 or 2 times, because it feels like the button sticks. I usually just have to wait a moment to see if the song skips, or if I accidently paused it. Side button needs improvement, or needs to change to use a tap system, like Apple Airpods do.

I had a problem with the Aeropex. Sometimes they would hurt the back of my right ear after many hours of wearing them, but with these, way better. Very lite, and they don't bother me. I forget they're even there. Easy to use and sound good. The case is a vast improvement from the old silicone case. Just wish they included 2 wire chargers instead of 1 like they did with the Aeropex. Having 2 come in handy. Have just 1 is a bummer. The price is a little steep. If I didn't give my Aeropex to my wife, I wouldn't have gotten the pros. I would expect a rating of ip67 at this price as well. I can't justify paying alot more for a little bit more comfort, and lower ip rating and no extra charger. They really need to drop the price for me to give it a 5 star rating, or at least put 2 chargers in the box. But I'm giving them a 3, just because it came with less in the box, and a lower ip rating at a higher price. If you have the old Aeropex, no need to upgrade if they still work. I would give the Aeropex, or Open Runs a solid 4. Had they not hurt my right ear, I would give them a 5.

I am pretty disappointed with my purchase. I was expecting true Bone conduction, when I in fact these have small speakers in front of your ear. There is virtually no base from this product unless you purchase an aftermarket EQ app. The connection hoop is way too long and gets caught up in every from hats, hoods, to pillows watching your favorite show.

Excellent product. Happy with color and performance. Instructions were clear. All good. Sound could be louder -- I have my volume on highest level. Comfort - after 10 hours, I do feel some pressure on sides of my head. User-friendly - a mute button on the headset would help, but is not necessary.

Office time, running time, working in the yard, shop, etc. these are good for it all. Microphone pickup is good for listener and seems to not exaggerate some environmental noises as other Bluetooth ear buds do. Sound is plenty good enough for podcasts and music. Love open ear

There's nothing wrong with these. They are great. Sounds good for all my audio needs. I don't listen to music though, only audio books, YouTube, and phone calls. Sometimes they don't fit the best with a hoodie up, which moves them around a little. The only reason I give it three stars because it's very expensive. I thought about how much I paid and realized they weren't important enough to keep for that cost. I might come back to get them again, but for now I'm going to try out some cheap Chinese ones and see if they are good enough for calls and podcasts. Bone conduction is great when you have hearing aids because they don't get in the way. Otherwise, I can only use the big over the ear headphones that are a bother to lug around. These are small and have a great little slim case for them. I always forgot to turn them off. They apparently don't turn themselves off if they are not connected to your device.

The quality of sound is phenomenal. Also try listening with 1 or 2 earplugs. The sound fills your head. The fit is comfortable and secure. The battery is long-lasting as long as the volume is at medium or so. I love mine. Try them, you won't regret the experience. And they multi pair. I can listen to my tablet and take a call from my phone.

The sound quality is much better than one would expect - brilliant design! However, the volume isn't loud enough to compete with the wind noise while biking (though it was recommended within a couple of cycling forums). I wish these devices had a louder volume level so that the USER could decide what is/isn't too loud. NOTE: Without the wind noise, It might be perfect for jogging.

Been using Trekz Air since they came out. OpenRun Pro does have better audio and fits more comfortably for me. I was concerned at first because it tickled me ears with the bass. A day later and the sensation went away. Either my set needed broken in or I got used to the richer audio sensations. I love them!

My wife has a pair of Shokz that she let me use. Enjoyed them so much, I bought myself a pair. Was extremely pleased with the helpful professional personal who assisted me in my purchase. Were shipped immediately and received my Shokz headset, am very pleased with the enhanced bass. The bone conduction is awsome, allowing me to hear anyone talking to me.