These headphones are some of the best I've ever used. In ear headphones have always been uncomfortable for me, and being able to wear these all day and forget I even have them on while I'm not using them is amazing. Sound quality isn't as good as other types of headphones but that is to be expected for their open ear design. However, they sound much better than previous models and the battery lasts me the entire day with 30-50% battery left by the end. If your even considering purchasing you most likely won't be disappointed with your purchase. Just be aware of the differences in how they will sound compared to what you're used to!

I have debated buying these for months, now I wish I would have had them sooner! They are comfortable for long periods, stay charged for hours on end, and the sound is great! Being able to connect to two devices is great and works seamlessly. I mostly use to listen to books and talk on the phone - everyone says they can hear me great!

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 have 65% hearing loss since I was 20 years old, compliments to active military. I use my VA hearing aids at full volume all the time but with the OpenRun Pro I need to turn the hearing aid volume down to about 50%. So basically I now have plenty of volume when I need it But I still have issues with very soft voices. Also the open run Pro does not have enough volume if I do not have my hear aids. I would like to try the Pro 2 that just recently came out.

Fit is great Design is cool They seem pretty durable Sound is another story. These aren't for everyone and they're not for all activities. Anything above half volume is rough. They're loud when you're not wearing them at anything above half. People around you can hear. Quality and range of audio is also something to be desired. You'd think they could use your skull as a subwoofer but they lack all forms of lows. The mid is decent and the highs get crunchy. These are great if you really want that background elevator music or you just want some low background noise but using them in any capacity higher they're just…. There. I wouldn't get them again but I guess I'm glad I got them and I can slot them into my earphone rotation somehow.

Great for bike rides allowing me to hear the music as well as traffic. Muti-function button and phone capabilities work well. Using the multi-function button to 'go back one song' (i.e. triple click) is a little challenging to make behave as expected. Will definitely recommend to anyone that asks. :)

I got these to use while jogging and they are quite good. The low end sound is pretty anemic but you can actually hear bass lines. Given the physical limitations of bone induction, I think that's to be expected. I wouldn't use these to sit down and listen to high fidelity music. They are great for exercise and listening to podcasts, though. The mid- to high-range fidelity is impressive and clear. I can easily understand speech and lyrics. They are also very comfortable. Most in-ear or over-ear headphones cause discomfort after extended wear. Either from irritation or heat retention. But the open design of these eliminate that. The magnetic charging cable interface is nice. There is no clumsy dust cover you have to open to access the charging port which will eventually wear out and break off. The biggest issue I have with these is that they wrap over my ears... But I wear glasses which utilize the same real estate. For the most part they seem to get along but sometimes I have to manipulate them. My glasses are very minimalistic. I'm not sure how well these would work with glasses frames that have really thick temple arms. And these are not great for use while relaxing. The behind-the-head band sticks out a little so if you want to sit down and lean back, it will press against the chair and tend to push the phones off your head. These are primarily designed for active use. Which is primarily what I got them for so it's fine.

Refurbished but looked and worked like new. First time not using typical ear buds or plantronics for running. I was a little worried they would chafe my ears or head, but no irritation after running ~5 miles daily for weeks. Highly recommend OpenRun Pros for running.

A fellow cyclist bragged about these. Our policy is if you're cheap, you're off the team. As a female cyclist, I would be considered bigger, but I am medium overall, with a smaller head (5'7"/140lbs). I thought the hoop around the back of my head would not work out, but they were perfect. Charged up out of the box, wore them for a 160 mi event. It was great to not have anything in my ear, out of the way, and never worried about anything falling out of my ear. The sound was excellent between music and navigation, and very easy to use with volume and on/off/pause. I have been using iPod Pros and have to rotate because of battery life. Basically, just get them, they are awesome. You can chat, have a little tune going for when the going gets tough during workouts, and hear what is going on around you, instead of disconnecting from the world. A++++++++

These are my favorite headphones to take trail running and hiking without a doubt. Sound quality is clear and I can hear any wildlife or bikers out on the trail. Just wrapped up a 30 mile trail run/hike and had plenty of battery to spare. Highly recommend!!