Been using Trekz Air since they came out. OpenRun Pro does have better audio and fits more comfortably for me. I was concerned at first because it tickled me ears with the bass. A day later and the sensation went away. Either my set needed broken in or I got used to the richer audio sensations. I love them!

I love Shokz, this is my second OpenRun, I have been using this brand for 4 years. The purchase on this occasion was through the internet and the delivery took a long time, it was the only thing that was not so pleasant, I understand that it was with the carrier but the offered delivery times were not met.

These are comfortable, lightweight and hold a charge much longer than previous models that I have owned. My one complaint is that they seem to have a delayed bluetooth connection to my phone. Where prior versions instantly connected (i. e. I heard every notification or tone and my voice connection to Siri was instantaneous) this pair only gives me part of the notification and Siri is constantly saying "I'm sorry, I don't understand. " Once the connection is made, though, everything is good. I used these to listen to podcasts, music, scroll TikTok without bothering other people and talking on the phone.

First, I like these very much for running, so on that front they are great. However, they fit somewhat strangely, loose around the head but snug enough to cause soreness after a few hours where they hit in front of the ears. This means wearing them for 12 hours straight at my work ends up being uncomfortable to painful. Also, the large, droopy loop at the back of the neck gets caught on shirt collars, making moving my head clumsy, and dislodging the headset. I bought the pro model specifically for the battery life to make it through a work day and then exercise after work with just one charge, which I can do if I don't wear a collared shirt, but since I work in an office I have far more shirts with collars than blouses without. Because I cannot comfortably wear these at work most days, I cannot give them 5 stars.

I'm returning my shokz but that is just due to personal preference. There is nothing wrong with the headphones, the purpose of open ear is exactly what you get with these. My only problem is that the music unfortunately loses all of the bass without an in ear piece. On top of that, when you raise the volume to max, it creates this very weird and irritating vibration on the side of your head that gets you distracted from your workout.

The app itself is unable to see my Openrun pro 810 headphones even though they're connected via Bluetooth to my iPad. The App requires a location before it will even start up. The registration process in the app is an absolute joke! You have 60 seconds to input a secret code, create a password, and confirm a password, and then finish. Unfortunately, the timer starts before you even receive the email. In trying to log in and reach their help department, I landed on a SalesForce login page. Which leads me to believe that my information may not be safe if they can't protect their own... I'm very disciplined with this product to say the least...

I have six pairs of bone conduction headphones. Three from Shokz: a set of Titaniums, a set of Aeropex, and now the Pro. I lost my left ear about four years ago and as a singer and musician, I was devastated. I love quality music, and the thought of never hearing stereo again was crushing. When I discovered bone conduction I was thrilled, but then quickly disappointed at the sound quality from the other brands I originally purchased. When I heard about your proprietary EQ I decided I had to try them. When I out my first set of Shokz on my head - I cried tears of joy. Now, as you have continued to update the technology, my experience has been wonderful. The Pros have taken a significant step forward. The new EQ is amazing, the new contact elements are much better than the cloth covered Aeropex “contact patch”. The magnetic charging connector is very convenient, especially in low light, where inserting a USB connector is difficult. Plus, if you forget they are plugged in, no damage when the connector gets pulled off. The construction quality and finish was great to begin with. Now I would rate it as exceptional. Your headphones have very literally returned to me a part of my life I thought was gone forever. Thank you. Thank You! THANK YOU!!!

I must admit, I love the prior model with AfterShock. It worked very well in ALL my runs. I'm a bit older man at the age of 70. My runs range from 6 to 14 miles and can last from 1.5 to 3.5 hours. I run in hot and humid weather which I usually end up drenched in sweat. My AfterShock headset never failed me. So, going to this new headset I was hoping it would somehow better then the one I owned. Fortunately, I believe it is. The sounds are excellent. Currently, it's winter time here in Nashville. TN, so I'll have to wait a few more months to test out our hot summer days but I am hopeful. I trust all will work out just. One improvement would be to have a smaller headset.

The unit is acceptable when I am either running, or lifting weights. But when I'm cycling, even when I turn the volume all the way up, the wind noise from my ears, diminishes the sound I hear. At times, I can barely hear the lyrics of the music. my average speed on my bike is around 17 to 20 mph. I'm sure for some people that are cycling at a lower speed, this wouldn't be a problem. But it is for me. Very disappointed. I'm going to have to find some other earbuds for cycling that provides a better environment for listening.

Headphones work quite well and allow user to hear surroundings without compromising the sound too much. This does somewhat limit the available volume and quality of bass while using them. Headphones worked well while riding bike on roads as well, allowing user to hear approaching traffic. Speaking on calls while moving does produce some wind noise interference. Great battery life!