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.

Immediately after turning them on, I started having tinnitus. This ceased when I turned them off but they are unusable. Highly disappointed in the money spent. I tried on a pair at Sam’s prior to purchasing and did not experience this. Not sure if it is common with these or not, but no reviews mentioned this.

Long story short, I tried the cheapest option, liked them so much we upgraded to the mid level option. The mid level option was defective but the customer service department was great and made the exchange very easy. During the “exchange” I upgraded to the Pro’s since I liked the other sets so much. The Pro’s are absolutely worth the extra money if you spend any amount of time wearing them. The noise cancelling is incredible, I usually sit next to a loud AC in my office and no one on the other end of my endless work calls can hear it. I can wander way too far from my phone with no interruption and the sound quality is great. I love that they come in mini size, fits me perfect. They don’t slide around or fall out like regular earbuds while I run and I haven’t tried it yet but it is nice that they are basically waterproof. Shokz definitely did these right!

Worth every penny, as the title says. I wear them while shopping and doing chores and driving and I can still hear everything that's going on around me (and I have kids, so I can't just block them out with earbuds all day, much as I might be tempted to.) I also use them on bike rides, listening to the music that lights a fire under my butt to keep me moving while still able to be aware of traffic and all the hazards around me. I love these so much; I hope I'm never without them.

I have owned about 4+ Open run Shokz. They all broke within 3 months. I just kept buying new ones because I really liked them. I now own a OpenRun Pro, and it has not broken yet. I use it every day. I hope that, It too does not break. if it does break soon I will buy another one to replace it.

This my fourth generation of “bone phone” from Shokz. My primary use is for having music while being alert to ambient sounds while I ride my bike on East Tennessee roads. I also use while practicing foreign languages and while traveling. I lost my home recently to a fire - losing everything - and needed a replacement. The sound quality remains fine and has even improved a bit and along with a rapid charge yielding hours of listening. The water protection comes in handy if I get caught in a downpour or am listening to news while I shower.

These are the best headphones a runner could have. They’re safe to run with outside so you hear what you want to listen to on your phone, but can also hear everything surrounding you..people, cars, etc. Very lightweight. I almost forget they’re there after I turn them off.

The Open Run Pro=Awesome! My overall Hearing Loss makes it all ….Moot. I need the power that comes out of my no-name buds, to overcome my fairly serious hearing loss. Perhaps the New New open Run NON bone conduction would be my ticket! But my raggedy black Bart buds, from under the seat of the car, serve me best, until I become totally deaf.

Fit is great Design is cool They seem pretty durable Sound is another story. These aren’t for everyone and they’re not for all activities. Anything above half volume is rough. They’re loud when you’re not wearing them at anything above half. People around you can hear. Quality and range of audio is also something to be desired. You’d think they could use your skull as a subwoofer but they lack all forms of lows. The mid is decent and the highs get crunchy. These are great if you really want that background elevator music or you just want some low background noise but using them in any capacity higher they’re just…. There. I wouldn’t get them again but I guess I’m glad I got them and I can slot them into my earphone rotation somehow.

These are the best open ear headphones I have had, but they still suffer from the same things they all do. If you wear glasses, they are uncomfortable and flare your ears out. Also, in loud environment, you cannot take a call because you can't hear the call.