My wife and I each got an OpenRun Pro (mine in black, and hers in the new blue color). They both fit great, and have excellent sound quality, much better than a cheap knock-off brand I had purchased a year ago. The battery lasts longer than advertised. We exercise for about two hours a day, and I find that I only need to charge about once a week! They are a bit pricey, but worth it for the quality and battery life.

The sound is better than I thought it would be. I wear while mountain biking and it lets me hear my surroundings. Also, I don't get the excessive wind noise caused by most in ear headphones. Just the normal wind noise since they sit in front of your ear by the helmet strap. I look forward to trying while skiing.

It is really comfortable and works rally well. The sound quality is really amazing. The only thing is that Bluetooth doesn't support two devices paired at the same time, and on my case, it is really helpful because I need connected my phone and my computer and use both of them at the same time as I used to do on other headsets.

The incoming sound is clear and the volume is easy to control. I’ve been told the outgoing sound is very loud, clear but loud, so I’m learning to modulate my voice. I listen to music almost all day long and actually forget I have them on! I only wanted to try the bone conduction ear phones just to see how they would sound….I love them. I use them for music as well as phone calls and the sound is clear for both. I’m very satisfied with my purchase.

I'm a multiple-version Shokz owner. Love the brand and the earphones. I have a new pair of Open Run Pros. All of the features and performance seem to be there for this version, but there are two spots where this model seems to lack the performance of past models. The two-mode EQ does not make the same difference when worn in airplanes or used in noisy environments. Older models of Shokz had 3-mode EQ to assist in delivering the bone-conducting sound. Second, the overall volume in this most recent version appears to be less capable. Recommend back to 3 or more EQ modes and increased volume. All that to be said, best open-ear product on the market.

I so wanted to be free from putting earbuds in my ear, so I had high hopes. But I'm petite enough that even the size small were too big, and uncomfortable with my hair worn down over them. Possibly the pair I had were malfunctioning, but I would hear an occasional "bzzip" sound. Lastly, while I think I have strong hearing, I would turn these all the way up and still struggle to hear over auto sounds. I hope a smaller pair will eventually be released and that a snugger fit will improve the sound quality, or that the band could be adjustable depending on hair styles? I wish the new earbuds were bone conducting, then the size of the band wouldn't matter.

These headphones are incredible. Excellent quality and clarity while allowing me to hear my surroundings. I was having issues with headphones falling out and these are perfect to eliminate that. The battery life is excellent and I usually charge them once or twice per week. I tried both t the standard and mini for size comparison and liked the mini better for their snug fit. Would definitely recommend!

I bought these for my husband. He wears them all the time. Now I don't have to wait for him to turn off his earbuds before he can hear me. I love that! He certainly appears to be enjoying them, too. PS, I inherited his old cordless earbuds. Now he has to wait for ME to turn them off so I can hear him. I think I may be getting SHOKZ for my birthday!

This is my third pair of Shokz Headphones, last pair being Aeropex, and I’ve had no problems with either previous pair, in short they’ve been fantastic and I still use both of them. Positives, Open run pros instantly feel lighter and more comfortable than last Gen (Aeropex) and get just as loud, they also pair via Bluetooth a second or so faster Unfortunately for me that is where the positives end when comparing the Open Run Pro to Aeropex First off, I’m no audio quality expert/purist, I just want a pair of headphones that delivers something that sounds good. Music played through Open Run Pro sounds clear, but the music is dull. I use the Shokz headphones for cycling, hiking and gym, and generally listen to tracks which have a bit of energy/vibrancy to them, Open Run Pro sound profile makes the tracks sound flat and lacks bass. While Aeropex sound profile isn’t anywhere near as good as my Sony WF-1000XM4 ( like comparing apples to oranges) I believe the Aeropex (last Gen) sound profile is substantially better than Open Run Pro At higher volumes with a bass heavy track, the Open Run Pro vibrate a lot, and is far more noticeable then Aeropex at the same volume, close to the point of being distracting on the Open Run Pro. Lastly the Open Run Pro came with only one charging cable, where Aeropex came with two, which is disappointing given the charging port is a proprietary design The Open Run Pro is definitely a setup up in comfort to Areopex, but a number of steps back as to track sound quality and vibration annoyance (at high volumes such as 80% or higher)

Great headphones. Excellent sound quality despite being bone conduction. I use them when I ride my bike and do activities that require me to be aware of environment. Will always be a little less oomph compared to sealed in hear headphones but these sure come close to being just as good!!!