I love these. I love being able to listen without blocking my ears. They are comfortable, I don't even know they're there and I don't have to worry about loosing one. They even fit comfortably underneath my noise cancelling ear muffs when I cut the lawn.

Wish there was a button to control music on right side instead left.. Otherwise love em - I got two and m wearing one of em at all times! I forget I have em on, they're so comfortable. Great sound quality. Wish they could go a tad louder but otherwise I love em! Get the minis tho! The pros have too much in the back sticking out

They sound ok, they function ok but they're just not what I was hoping for. I have rather large hands and the small buttons are just too difficult for me to work with. In addition, when doing excercises that require that my head rest against a support, the band at the back of my head was bothersome.

I'm a long distance runner and I enjoy listening to podcasts as I run, recently my old headphones died so I was advised to go for a pair of Shokz. In the shop they sounded great, nice and clear and really comfortable. But unfortunately when I took to the roads it was a different story. I couldn't hear anything over traffic going by, and I mean nothing. When I got off the roads and onto the trails it didn't get much better sadly. The breeze (not wind) also reduced the audio quality massively. So I'm afraid I had to return my pair and go for an alternative brand. I can see how these headphones would work in calmer conditions, but they are just not good for the windswept Wicklow hills in Ireland. Maybe as the technology develops they will improve but for me for now it's a strong pass for now.

Great headset. They start to distort after a few hours of the high volume. I like my music louder so I guess they weren't designed for the max volume all of the time. Great to wear while running and cycling. Can't even tell that they are on my head after a fem minutes of wearing them.

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.

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.

The sound is really good, my wife likes to wear them around the house and when we go out. The comfort is good, the back loop for the back of the head hangs weird sometimes and her head is a bit bigger than the mini. She upgraded from the regular openfit and loves the battery life on this one as well as how fast it charges. It's one of the best features.

I owned a pair of the now discontinued Trex Air's before these. The Open Run's seem to perform about the same with the two big distances being a magnetic charge port and a redesigned left button. I think most people will like the charge port better. However, I use these in a shop environment so the charger tends to collect metal shavings. Hopefully it has some sort of circuit protection built in. As far as the button goes, time will tell, but it feels like it's going to wear out quickly. If you don't push it square in the middle, it hangs up a little bit and makes a clicking sound. Keep in mind that you can't see this button when you're trying to push it.

Love these things. Much richer sound than my previous pair, the open run. I have really liked those as well, gave them to my son and he LOVES them. Being able to hear your surroundings as well as whatever music, podcast it whatever you're listening to is a pretty great thing.