Really good battery life.. good quality music. It’s capabilities of working in a helmet for riding is nice put ear plugs And can use as for the controls I don’t use them most the time I do wish when I answer on my phone it would go to BT and if not used to them it’ll give a headache being tight on your head like glasses ..

I struggled with earbuds that wanted to fall out of my ears during workouts for at least a year. And no matter how good the "transparency" mode was it was never good enough to allow me to hear what was happening around me while listening to music. I've been wearing the Shokz OpenRun Pro for a few weeks now, at work and during workouts, and I love them. A couple of thoughts on the experience; Music doesn't sound quite as good as an in-ear headphone can. The audio quality did surprise me however and I don't find this to be a drawback in any way. I am not able to carry on a conversation with someone with music on at high volume, which is to be expected. I can however hear when someone is trying to get my attention or something is happening in the world near by and turn down or pause my music to give whatever that is my full attention. The battery life is excellent and the headset is comfortable enough to forget I'm wearing it. All in all, I wish I had purchased these a long time ago.

These were purchased for my son. He put them on and SURPRISINGLY he could hear music in his left ear because of the bone conduction and not in the actual ear. He hasn't been able to hear in that ear because of an injury he had in high school 20 years ago. We were totally NOT expecting this, as this isn't the reason we purchased them. They are very comfortable and sound great...in both ears! He is more than pleased.

Hi Shokz, I know you are anxious to have me review my new headphones. I asked my husband to buy them for me for Christmas. I ordered them, he paid for them, I wrapped them and put them under the tree. So, I won't be able to review them until after Dec 25th.

Quality it top notch. I use it for phone calls, not music. I can wear it all day and pretty much forget I am wearing them. Exceptionally comfortable. Only thing is that because they are open ear, background noise, if loud, can hinder how well you hear a caller.

One of the most impressive revelations that these provided for me was how much these improved calls, voice chatting, and overall online meetings. I now feel like I'm naturally talking to someone as I can hear my own voice as I normally would chatting with someone in the room. While music may not be as high fidelity as a good pair of traditional headphones, the voice chat and noise canceling functions are absolutely mindblowing in how good they are.

I love them I only have a couple problems with them. I use them all the time. When i use them for more then an hour I get a headache but it normally goes away after 30 minutes if i don't take them off. And bc of how much I use them it has rubbed the top of my ear raw.

I originally bought Shokz to give my ears a break from getting humid on my runs while wearing ear buds listening to music. The sound is great. Since I run outdoors I like how I can also better hear my environment for safety purposes. Overall, I am glad I switched from ear buds to these.

I had the originals, so waiting so long for this generation is a marked difference. My last finally just snapped right at the earpiece. These are super light and do not interfere as much with my glasses and sunglasses like the last. In other words, no pain after a couple hours of wearing them. The sound is great, and I’ve always appreciated hearing my surroundings. Talking on the phone/mic is apparently very clear on the other end. Highly recommend.

Happy with my OpenRun Pro headphones. Bought these mainly to listen to music when working in the yard and to replace the inoperable radio in my work trucks a few days a week. I mow, weedeat, and pressure wash with these around the house. With my protective safety earmuffs on and these, I can hear my music easily. It's a little harder to hear over the sound of the old Freightliner and Peterbilt trucks at work, but I adjust where they sit and make do. I obviously don't want to cover/plug my ears while CDL driving. Actually easier to hear in the front end loader than the trucks with the turbo whine. I can hear my music, directions from maps, calls, texts etc. Very pleased with my headsets.