Sound quality is very good. I would have liked for the head set to have some "bend-ability" so that I could more closely fit device to the ear. Controls work well and a single charge lasts several hours. Bone conduction technology eliminates need for in ear fit, so no more "runners ear". Noise cancellation is somewhat effective. This could be improved.

My Shokz Open Run Pro, work as expected and are very clear. The only issue that I have and it is not a big issue, but these need to be another 1/2" bigger. It is taking some time to get my head accustomed to them as well. Overall, I love these things. Great quality and great sound even in a loud situation.

This is my second pair of shokz. I bought an entry pair a couple of years ago and completely wore them out. I bought a higher end pair this time because I just love them so much. These fit better, charge faster, and are lighter. However, the sound is not good. The vibration isn't as strong and the sound is not as loud. If there is any traffic - I can't hear. If there is anything in the background - I can't hear. Today at work I'm using my old ones so I am sure to get enough volume. I love their look and feel, but am still thinking about returning them. Finally, I switch back and forth between two devices and the switch isn't as easy. My old ones would sync to two devices and this one does sometimes. Sometimes it only syncs to one. I can't figure out the pattern.

I started with the Titanium model 2 years ago and it was better than I expected. Those came to a sudden end with both ear pieces breaking a few months ago. Talked to CS and since they were literally months out from warranty time, the only thing they could do was give a discount on a new set. I picked up the Opening Pro thinking there *might* be sound differences. Boy was I wrong quality is clearer, connectivity is better, battery lasts longer, the complete charging port redesign is amazing and they got smaller and noticeably lighter. The case also improved from a bag to a pseudo hard sided zip close case. Only disadvantage I've found after a month or so of use is that the multipoint pairing is worse in both connecting difficulty and the pause breaks from switching back and forth on devices.

Was very skeptical since I hadn't heard anyone talking about "Bone Conduction" as a good alternative to over-the-ear or ear-pods. For me ear-pods quickly become uncomfortable, and I always felt that over-the-ear headphones prevented my being on top of what was going on around me (dogs, kids, wife, etc.) So when I saw the Shockz alternative I immediately ordered the OpenRun to try. That was a month ago and I wear it everyday for YouTube, Podcasts, and phone calls I love it!

I have had several pairs of Shokz but never the "Pro" series. I find that I have to turn the volume up to 50% or more to hear anything. the audio quality is very clear no static or fuzziness. Also the play button sticks and crunches when I push it, I have had several other pairs and the button never had did this, I wonder if I got a defective pair or if it is something with the Pro series.

Love them, but would make one slight change in the design: the section that goes behind the ear (where controls are located) needs to be curved at the bottom instead of squared so the (somewhat) pointed edge doesn't push up against the back ear, as it does when leaning back against chair or your car seat. It does get somewhat uncomfortable if the band is pushing the ear piece forward against the back of the ear for any length of time. That being said, they are great and it hasn't stopped me from buying three more for my family members!

Very comfortable headphones, sometimes I forget I'm even wearing them! Great for active lifestyles and for work. Also nice if you need to be able to hear some of the things going on around you along with your music. Battery life is pretty good as well. Biggest downside sound quality is just decent but not superb and the volume maxes out lower than I wish it did in some situations.

They are great for outdoor runs and activities. Very much enjoying them more now. I do wish I would have gotten the mini though. The regular size is a bit large around the back of my neck, but nothing that impacts the sound for functionality. Just a preference. The sound itself is good. The bass is nice but distorts off the volume is up high. There is sound bleeding as well. Others can hear my music if I'm in a quieter environment like walking around my house. I do wish the charging cable was longer. It's way too short to reach where my changing block is on my floor. I like to charge it on my nightstand and I have to put it in the drawer because it's lower to the ground. Only real negative I've come across at this point.

My OpenRun pro is the ultimate stay attuned to the world while listening to another in deceptively hidden splendor. When the phone rings the call doesn't require holding the phone and when it ends I am back to what I was listening to before. Perfect.