Headphones are great. I use them mainly for mountain biking and they stay put very well while riding. They stay on and audio is as good as what I’d expect from this style of headphone. My only gripe is the proprietary charger, why not just use usb c so I don’t need a special cord? Also, my text notification sound comes through kind of distorted, not sure why.

I have should have purchased these instead of those cheap phony ones that were supposed to be rated the best. I am very happy with these headphones. I had a cheap set of headphones, that died after the 30 day warranty. I like the controls that are on the headphones, and I like the sound very much.

The open run pro mini for my head extremely well . The sound is so crips and I love how I can leave them on while I am walking around and they don’t irritate my ears. I bought two of the regular open runs for my family. I got these open run pros for me.

I love wearing these. They’re lightweight and low profile. I can listen to content and hear my kids at the same time. The headphones sound doesn’t overwhelm outside sounds, but that also means I can’t hear my music in the car or near noisy machinery. The battery practically lasts all day, and charging is surprisingly fast. They’re also comfortable enough to sleep in, although I don’t think that’s recommended. All in all, these are my go to headphones unless I’m overstimulated or otherwise actually need noise cancelling.

I purchased these for my fiancé as a gift, he loves them, much better than the typical headphones that go into your ear canal, as these can cause irritation. The sound is great and he loves that you can still hear your surroundings while hearing the music clearly.

Battery last almost all of my 10.5 hour shift. This is the main reason I bought them is the battery life. The only complaint I have is where they sit on top of my ear, it seams to wear in and irritate that area. Maybe a flatter transition there so their not cutting into my skin would be a great improvement. It also doesn't like to pause pandora that great. It could be pandoras app that's malfunctioning. Idk.

I received the OpenRun Pro headphones as a Christmas gift. The main motivations were bone conducting technology and having open ear, but not disturbing others. I tried them out around the office and at home. My co-workers and family could hear them when I had them both on and off my head while they were playing music at a reasonable volume. I would completely disagree with the FAQ that states others cannot hear your music. They DO NOT provide private listening experience. I thought they were defective, but other runners I know have mentioned the same issues.

Comfortable fit and design even with glasses on, but they literally physically vibrate if I turn the volume up anywhere close to enough. The buzzing feeling against my face is very annoying. The sound quality for music is much less than I had hoped as well, though I did not expect the quality to be like normal headphones. I’m also not really convinced that this is any kind of actual bone conduction. There are two small speakers it appears on the device, and my family can hear sounds from the device I’m listening to if they’re sitting in a quiet room with me. I really really wanted to love the product, but they are just not for me, especially for the price.

Improved overall over the Aeropex. (hopefully they are more durable.. I had 5 sets of Aeropex die due to the inner bits breaking and rattling around) Couple odd things... like the changing port position is a little awkward now. And, they still loose BT with my iPhone 11 sometimes and beep at me. But, overall, the best Shokz I've every had and I'm very happy I picked them up.

Great sound on a bike listening to a call. Music quality improves with earplugs but not with headphones - I plan to try that on a plane but not on the road. I guess that’s to block potential interfering external ear sound waves? Great fit - they don’t fall off. The only negative is that the microphone sound can break up some in wind.