Honestly disappointed overall. Sound quality and volume were better on my aeropex pair. The bass itself is better I will agree, but at the loss of everything else. Biggest downer is when any notification hits my phone or watch depending what I have them paired to when it returns to music after shortly reducing the volume it stays reduced and you have to switch apps in the phone or force close and reopen to get it back to normal level or repair it again with the Garmin watch. Fit and feel seems same as my previous models. It doesn't hum/vibrate as bad as the original aftershokz but it does do more than the aeropex/openrun.

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.

Love my new headset. I had a mini version before which seemed to fit well, but my ears would hurt after wearing a while and I didn’t seem to hear as well out of it as I did when I first got it a few years ago. I got the regular size this time in the blue color - easier to find among black cords - and it doesn’t hurt my ears. I think by being a bit larger I can situate it better and I hear better as well. Love it. And it seems to have longer battery life than my old one to boot.

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.

Wonderful device if you’re active. Never falls out of your ear and because it can sit outside if your ear you can still hear everything around you for safety reasons. And when you don’t want to you can actually put it over your ear. I run on the treadmill and it’s perfect for that. I run a busy business and am on the phone a lot and it’s perfect for that too!

The track forward/backward multi-use button is slightly higher than the last model and less ergonomic. It also sticks a little. I also previously sent an email to design to let them know it is literally impossible to perform the "Track Back" Feature aka 3 clicks. 9 Times out of ten what you get is "Redial last number" as I my I-Phone doesn;t do this enough. Lastly Durability - This is my fourth pair, would love a longer lasting more durable product. Would gladly pay more for a better built system that we didn't have to replace literally ever 30 months.

Great for runs, commuting, hiking, and even working in-office--they stay put, sound great while allowing me to hear things around me, and the ability to skip, play/pause, and adjust volume without touching my phone is great. The only negatives for me are: 1) I live in a very urban area that is often noisy so that even at max volume, I sometimes can't hear what I'm listening to (which is probably intentional to maintain situational awareness) and 2) I have long hair that often gets caught in my OpenRuns (I'll consider OpenFit next)

I really liked the feel and sound quality of the Aeropex Aftershokz. It was, in my opinion, a lot better quality product than the Openrun Pro. I am very unsatisfied with the Openrun Pro. I should have just re-bought another set of Aftershokz. Can I exchange them?

I've had these for several months at this point, and struggle with getting them off my head sometimes because they become tangled in my hair. If you have hair that is too short for a pony tail, but just long enough to be near your ears, beware! I regularly wear my hair in a pony tail just to be able to take these on and off without snagging my hair on the little seam between the bone conduction ear pieces and the little loop that goes above your ear. These are sadly weak, and have only gotten weaker as time had passed. They're still the best bone conduction ones I've found so far.

Sound is great and I love that I can use them for running, work or chill because they are so comfortable and I do not feel the pressure in my head like I did with other bone conduction headphones. Also since I cannot use in earphones because my ear tube is very small, bone conduction tech has been a god send for me! :)