Open air ear buds are pretty darn good! The sound is decent (but I’m an audiophile so pretty picky) plenty good for listening while active. The controls are surprisingly good, I expected the small volume buttons to be fiddly but they aren’t. I am pretty happy. I docked one star for the proprietary charge cord, I hate having another cord to keep track of even though I recognize that keeping the device as small as possible is the reason for it. I’d have traded the 2mm larger case on one side for a std charge plug.

This is the first pair of bone conduction headphones I've owned (after previously having AirPods and other in-ear earbuds). The main reason I bought these is because I hate having things in my ears and do like being able to hear my surroundings. Firstly, I am very impressed by the sound quality. Given bone conduction technology has its limitations in terms of the quality of sound it can deliver compared to noise cancelling headphones/over the head headphones, I am very impressed with these. The sound comes across very clearly and you can definitely feel the bass on the OpenRun Pros (note it does tingle your cheekbones a bit at higher volumes). They're really comfortable to wear (it's sometimes easy to forget you're even wearing them) and sit very securely when you move your head, jump up and down etc. The volume buttons are really to use (even mid-run) as well as the multi-function button that allows you to skip tracks and answer calls. Would definitely recommend!

After owning them for a little over a month for which I have worn them almost everyday. I am very happy with my purchase. I use them for audio books while driving, going on walks/runs or doing menial tasks. Another great improvement/feature from my previous pair is the multipoint paring which I utilize when at work by connecting my computer as my second device. It would be nice if it would automatically connect when in range but using the app to connect to the PC as the second device is easy enough. Now I will just need time to see how long they last me.

I lost my original pair and bought these as a replacement. Idk why they changed the power cord from a universal mini usb to something that only works on their product. Also they used to include a pair of earplugs that block outside noises. It came in handy when flying. It’s still a good product and I definitely prefer it over the in-ear headphones. I just hope I don’t lose that charging cable.

Great headphone for long chopper flights. You can still hear it even with double ear protection. These sound better than I expected. Also great for taking walks for health. You can still hear everything around you while listening to music and podcasts. They don't sound as good as my bose headphones or studio headphones, but I wouldn't expect them to.

Understanding the purpose with intent of these type of headphones, they without doubt meet and to some degree exceed my expectations. The battery life is very good, the quality given its degree of how music is presented to you in this type of headset is quite impressive. Comfort is so good that you tend to forget that its on. Having a couple different sizes would be a big plus but I can understand that can make a huge impact of availability, it would be nice if you can adjust and lock in the size how it wraps behind your head, otherwise this is definitely a must have.

I have had earlier models back when the company was called AirShokz, including the Air. By comparison, the OpenRun Pro are too quiet. If I'm in any sort of environment with noise, I have trouble hearing it, unlike with the prior models. I do like the magnetic charger attachment, although I'll miss being able to just find a random mini-USB cable to use like I could with my old model.

I have the shoks open run and now that I have the open run pro.the second generation are much better. Open run proThe volume is not better sound , it doesn’t tell you when messages coming or incoming emails ! So what is so good about them? You made them shorter to cut materials!the technology is less ! Then they are more expensive!

Used them three times after purchasing and they worked fine, battery life was shorter than advertised though. I got busy at work and didn’t use them for 2 months, I take them out of the case and they will not take a charge or power on at all. Waste of money.

The lightweight design makes it seem as though you’re barely wearing anything at all. I love how you’re able to easily answer calls and change songs ( by tapping the left hand side button twice rapidly). I’ve used my Shokz for 8 hours of music and almost 5 hours of straight talking in one charge. I’m very pleased and would definitely recommend!