I like them. How they sit sometime hurts my head. I am also concerned about having a Bluetooth on my head. Sound is great. The features are good, just hard to remember how many clicks, etc. A learning curve, I guess. I would buy them again because of the sound. It also seems to cancel background noise better and differently than my other bluetooth.

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.

Way better than I expected. I usually wear my AirPods but heard so many good things about these that I had to try them. I do a lot of running alone or pushing a stroller so these are THE best headphones for me! I hear my podcast perfectly but also my surrounds so I stay aware! The 2 things I worried about were bouncing and my hair getting tangled up in the back, neither of those happen with these so I’m in love!

Purchased as my cycling headset….has now become much more. Audio books while walking, Low volume TV watching Grocery shopping….. Pretty much now my go to. Mowing the lawn still requires traditional ear buds, and at certain speeds on the cycle there is a wind noise I’m not a fan of. Worth the investment, and sound quality is good. Lows aren’t super crisp or LOW. But for audio files quality…look at traditional. These are an answer to a question you have asked, but once you have these….you’ll find all the benefits you should have been missing. Also no ear fatigue……even the best buds will fatigue your ears…..I’m guessing it’s the absence of pressure that eliminates the fatigue….. Any which way…..love these and use every day.

OpenRun Pros are amazing technology. I got the standard pair and noticed everyone around me had the mini's. The standards, when laying my head back on the couch they would push the product forward. I returning these and just ordered the minis. I wish the minis had more color selections. Overall great product. There was one day I literally was driving my self crazy looking for them to find out they were on my ears. Totally forgot about them.

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!!

Pros: Headphones stay secure on my head. Battery life is decent. You can hear background noise. Cons: If there is too much background noise, you can’t hear the music. If you wear sunglasses and a hat, the addition of the headphones make it difficult to wear it all comfortably.

These have been a game changer for me as I have to wear hearing aids in both ears.. it is so great to be able to have these to listen to music whenever and also be hands-free in the car during phone calls! Absolutely love them and the sound is amazing!

I've had them for two weeks; the sound is excellent for over-ear headphones. Moreover, even after two hours of listening, they are very comfortable to wear. I have an allergy in my ears and thanks to these headphones I don't lose any of my music while working out. I highly recommend them even for those who don't have this kind of problem.

I love the openrun. I am able to wear earplugs at work but still able to talk to the truck drivers and listen to music. With the ear plugs in it is even better to hear in noisy situations. Bluetooth has a good range. The design is so much better than having earbuds in your ears all the time.