Immediately after turning them on, I started having tinnitus. This ceased when I turned them off but they are unusable. Highly disappointed in the money spent. I tried on a pair at Sam's prior to purchasing and did not experience this. Not sure if it is common with these or not, but no reviews mentioned this.

For someone who hasn't owned this brand, the Openrun Pro is 4/5 but compared to the Openrun it is 3/5. I find very little difference between the two and actually find a better fit in the Openrun mini which improves the bone conduction. Quality is fine I've never had issues. I think a more diverse sizing of the brand is the most needed.

I've been using the OpenRun Pros for about a month and the way I workout and plan my exercises have changed drastically. The battery life and Touch controls make having the OpenRun Pros fun to use as well as wear. The band that goes around the neck worried me at first but the earbuds are so lightweight and comfortable that I can barely tell they're there most of the time. The bone conduction that these offer is a step above other brands and the highs and lows sound so much better in terms of full sound and a pleasurable experience while commuting to and from work or going for a run outside. Overall, would definitely recommend!

These are comfortable, lightweight and hold a charge much longer than previous models that I have owned. My one complaint is that they seem to have a delayed bluetooth connection to my phone. Where prior versions instantly connected (i. e. I heard every notification or tone and my voice connection to Siri was instantaneous) this pair only gives me part of the notification and Siri is constantly saying "I'm sorry, I don't understand. " Once the connection is made, though, everything is good. I used these to listen to podcasts, music, scroll TikTok without bothering other people and talking on the phone.

Headphones work quite well and allow user to hear surroundings without compromising the sound too much. This does somewhat limit the available volume and quality of bass while using them. Headphones worked well while riding bike on roads as well, allowing user to hear approaching traffic. Speaking on calls while moving does produce some wind noise interference. Great battery life!

I typically wear my Shokz with earplugs and can still be alerted by surrounding noises pretty easily. The controls are easy to use and the microphone is clear/doesn't pick up the background noise. I work construction and these are the only headphones I would recommend.

I have #ASD, and these headphones: 1. Don't touch my ears 2. Let me listen to background music during social activities (easing stress) 3. I can put in earplugs and the sound is enhanced The sound quality isn't perfect, but that's not the point, and not why I got them. It's so I can be open and hear ambient sounds, but ALSO be in control of my background. Also, nobody thinks I'm actually listening to anything, because nothing is actually in or obstructing my ears. So it's non-awkward to wear everywhere. Lastly, I love the multi-device pairing feature in the app. I use these headphones with my: TV, Computer, Tablet, Laptop, and two cellphones (don't judge me!). I wish every bluetooth device I have had this feature. _So nice_ one tiny improvement would be to allow the BTLE to switch to a multi-paired device, even if it's not currently one of the two actively connected devices.

They would be good for some people but for me I work in an extremely loud environment so hearing people or music is difficult. Other than that they seem good. Long lasting battery. Great noise canceling ability. But I'm old and probably half deaf so I just can't hear most of the time

Long story short, I tried the cheapest option, liked them so much we upgraded to the mid level option. The mid level option was defective but the customer service department was great and made the exchange very easy. During the “exchange” I upgraded to the Pro's since I liked the other sets so much. The Pro's are absolutely worth the extra money if you spend any amount of time wearing them. The noise cancelling is incredible, I usually sit next to a loud AC in my office and no one on the other end of my endless work calls can hear it. I can wander way too far from my phone with no interruption and the sound quality is great. I love that they come in mini size, fits me perfect. They don't slide around or fall out like regular earbuds while I run and I haven't tried it yet but it is nice that they are basically waterproof. Shokz definitely did these right!

Honestly disappointed overall. Sound quality and volume were better on my aeropex pair. The bass itself is better I will agree, but at the loss of everything else. Biggest downer is when any notification hits my phone or watch depending what I have them paired to when it returns to music after shortly reducing the volume it stays reduced and you have to switch apps in the phone or force close and reopen to get it back to normal level or repair it again with the Garmin watch. Fit and feel seems same as my previous models. It doesn't hum/vibrate as bad as the original aftershokz but it does do more than the aeropex/openrun.