I've really enjoyed my Shokz OpenRun Pros thus far. They fit perfectly and stay in place during running and cycling, they connect seamlessly to my Google Pixel 6, call quality is clear. Two downsides are that even at max volume, I often cannot hear the podcasts or audiobooks I listen to while riding any speed over 15 mph on my bike (which is most of the time). This isn't a complete dealbreaker for me because the only other safe(r) alternative out there are those earbuds that have sound passthrough technologies, but I don't like earbuds that seal off my ear canal, so I'm left with these. Audio quality for music is also not wonderful compared with headphones or most earbuds, but I mostly listen to spoken word stuff, so that isn't a dealbreaker, either.

Openrun Pro… Pros: I've had several different brands to compare to the Shokz. These have a tighter band around your neck and made better then most, including the Inductivv. However, Inductivv sounds better to me at almost 1/3 cheaper. The battery life of these is way better, I must say. Bluetooth connect is superior as well. Cons: I've noticed that the excessive vibration of the speakers, make my ears ring for awhile when I'm not using them. I've also had a few headaches which I never get. That's something the company might want to think about for future litigation. Other brands I've owned didn't do this.

I've had 3 different evolutions of these headphones over the years. I had the OG Sportz (corded, orange accents), the Titanium Sportz (corded), and now these. These by far sound the best. If I had one complaint, it would be that the button on the left is a little tricky to find when wearing gloves, but that has always been a struggle. I'm sure as time goes on I'll get better at finding that button when riding.

Battery life lasts for several days worth of runs, super comfortable, no issues with slipping/rubbing on even long hot runs, love being able to hear around me and have conversations with running partners! Even great for answering phone calls that come in during a run. Love these so much, never going back to other running headphones!

Fantastic, they stay put and function as advertised. I can turn the volume on full if I want to drown out other people but then the head set tends to vibrate. I use them biking and indoor climbing. I can hear cars approaching without interrupting my music. I wear them at work and can talk to my colleagues without them knowing I'm listening to music at the same time, to be polite I'll tell them that I'm turning off my music while and they are surprised that I had music playing and yet was able to carry on a conversation. I can't wear buds they are totally uncomfortable. At home I have over the ear headphones that are noise reduction and extremely comfortable

Overall, these are pretty good headphones for running. They do put some pressure behind my ears that gets uncomfortable after a while and they have a large loop behind the neck that sticks out the back pretty far that can be in the way. I measured before buying to make sure I wouldn't need the smaller version and was well within their measurements for the larger size, but now I'm wondering if the smaller ones wouldn't fit me better. I am an ultra-marathon runner so I always try to ensure that all of my equipment is comfortable for the long-run and fits as perfectly and compactly to my body as possible, so I was hoping for a bit better fit and comfort with these. But it is nice to be able to listen while running and still have the ability to hear my surroundings well. Setup was pretty easy.

Love these headphone as a woman who runs very early in the morning. I feel a lot safer being able to hear my surroundings. I do think the headphones could go a tad bit louder without compromising the ability to hear our surroundings. At times I'm in the peak of my run and want to put the volume up but I already have it on the highest setting.

Sound quality is acceptable, but nowhere near the quality of over the ear headphones or earbuds. The volume capacity is useless for noisy areas like gyms or workout rooms. The sound (music, TV, etc.) gets drowned out by a simple fan, the rollers of a bike trainer, or overhead music. The main pro for these headphones is the ability to hear traffic and noise clearly when riding outside on a road bike.

First of all, I got the small ones, but they are still way too big. They are awkward to use and slip to the back of my head and just feel weird on. It is very difficult to know where to push the button to answer the phone etc. It's just a poor design and I can't stand them. I'm gonna be sending them back.

Overall ok Wish they charged by usb-c Max volume inherently limited i suppose. Wish it had just 10% more volume. It was my first time using conduction head phones and i was surprised by how soft max volume was. Sometimes have to pause if high winds. I like them enough to not return them but probably are not for most folks