I really don't like them. I have to choose them each time. Even with the app they don't just automatically turn on like my airpods. They are not loud enough and do not connect that well to my laptop either. I had hoped they would be a good replacement for airpods, which my doctor doesnt want me to use. They are not.

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.

The only issue i have with these headphones is that i wish there was a way to adjust the length of them. If I am wearing anything that has a collar the back of the device hits the collar and is very annoying. having it snug up against the back of my neck/head would make these a much better experience when wearing coats etc. if your only wearing a tee shirt they are perfect.

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.

Got these for my husband who runs outside regularly and we are both impressed! They are very comfortable and the sound is excellent! We probably could have sized down to the smaller size, but the regular still works and isn't uncomfortable in any way.

First time customer - I run a lot of country roads with traffic and switched from using Apple Airpods to the OpenRun Pro for safety. Sound quality is good and the volume is easy to adjust - only thing I would update is the sensitivity on the pause/skip forward and back button. It sometimes doesn't register 3 clicks to go back.

I am deaf to the point that I have to wear hearing aids. This works, as well as my hearing aids for television. Unfortunately, the volume seems limited on some programs, so I can’t get enough volume out of my headphones. My only improvement that I could recommend is to increase both volume and clarity of the units.

I only give this three stars because although it has its practical use of being able to listen through the headphones while also being able to hear what's going on around you. However, you cannot turn the volume up past a certain medium/low level because any louder causes an annoying vibration against the contact area next to your ear. Listening to talking such as a podcast or your navigation is great, but you cannot enjoy music. I would recommend sticking to in ear buds if that is why you want earphones.

Got the headphones for my husband. He found them hard to install to pair to his phone. Took 20min. He didn’t read the instructions, so maybe user error. He loves the sound and comfort. He mainly uses the headset for running. Comfortable to use. Doesn’t fall off. Fast to charge.

My first headset: Aeropex I have found excellent, so it is hard to believe but the OpenRun model is even better. Comfort and sound quality have both in fact improved with the added benefit of connecting both iphone and ipad simultaneously, I could not be happier. Would highly recommend.