My wife has a pair of Shokz that she let me use. Enjoyed them so much, I bought myself a pair. Was extremely pleased with the helpful professional personal who assisted me in my purchase. Were shipped immediately and received my Shokz headset, am very pleased with the enhanced bass. The bone conduction is awsome, allowing me to hear anyone talking to me.

Not expected too much but was pretty impressed. Very comfortable, Easy enough to use and operate. Sometimes wish it be a bit more powerful but I can't expect same level of sound as from fully closed full headphones. As a small drawback is on higher volume I feel the drivers and it is not very nice feel - so I have to reduce volume and don't really hear music at that stage.

So comfortable and safe. I can heard road noise and still listen to my podcast on morning walks. My concern is the fit. They stick out rather far in the back and as I get bundled up for walking they rub my scarf and collar of my winter coat. Hard to wear a headband with them. I still love them and enjoying the otherwise comfort. The overall sound and dimension of the music is awesome.

I consider myself as a music lover and I really care about audio quality and natural sound. I own a lot of speakers, IEM's and sound systems which make me confident in this review. I would like to start with the fact that I don't use it for sports, but I use it for work since I need to have awareness of my surroundings all the time. I use it in an office environment where you can hear many people talk and I keep the volume of the headset mostly between 50-65% where I can play some background music and be able to work and listen to others which is fantastic. Sound Quality: The audio quality of bone conduction is not that good, let's be honest, you get little bass and its more focused toward the midrange. But at the same time, it is the best solution for specific application and I would give it 8/10 or 9/10 for my specific work environment. For the Shokz, the headphones sound is actually natural, and if you want to make it better, use earplugs but it will defeat its purpose of being aware of your surroundings. Fit & Comfort: Well, I ordered the mini and it fits me perfectly and I even forget that I am wearing it. I can sleep with the headphone on my head too which is so nice. It is apparent that it is very comfortable for me at least. Conclusion: It is the best solution for my case and I would really recommend it.

The Open Run Pros have a good enough sound, and a nice batter life. If you are running and have a set playlist and don't plan on skipping any songs, they will be perfect. If you do need to skip, pressing the button on the side is not always responsive, and its hard to tell if it was pressed 1 or 2 times, because it feels like the button sticks. I usually just have to wait a moment to see if the song skips, or if I accidently paused it. Side button needs improvement, or needs to change to use a tap system, like Apple Airpods do.

My ears are very tiny, just the way i was made. I have never been able to wear ear pods and these don’t have to go in my ear. I love them and the best thing is i can wear them to go on my outdoor walks and i can hear what’s going on around me, so that is much safer for me!

This is my second pair of shokz. My first pair a few years ago came in a nice rubber case. These have a bigger bulkier case. I prefer the rubber case. For the price I was expecting a much better sound quality. I don't think they are worth the extra money at all... Did not even come with ear plugs like my first pair. NOT WORTH THE EXTRA MONEY!!!

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.

My husband originally bought the OpenRun headphones and really enjoyed them until our puppy got ahold of them. They are not dog proof lol. So he upgraded to the OpenRun Pro and he noticed a bit of a difference and is glad he upgraded. He really enjoys these especially when running on the road he can hear cars coming behind him a mile away still while listening to his music. Also they are comfortable! He says he doesn’t even notice he has them on most of the time.

Although the sound quality is a step up from the Aeropex, unfortunately there is little to no water resistant on this unit. Even with a bit higher than mild sweat, the sound will distort which leaves a sour taste when thinking about the older model I replaced it with. Bone conduction was never, in my opinion, ment to compete with higher quality headphones, it was ment for safety and hopefully reliability. I now realize I might have been better off with a downgrade instead of going for the latest, which I had hoped would mean the greatest. So overall the pros are better sound quality, faster turn on, and maybe better battery life. Cons: downgraded water resistant, higher price, not suitable for hard activities.