I love them I only have a couple problems with them. I use them all the time. When i use them for more then an hour I get a headache but it normally goes away after 30 minutes if i don't take them off. And bc of how much I use them it has rubbed the top of my ear raw.

The quality of sound is phenomenal. Also try listening with 1 or 2 earplugs. The sound fills your head. The fit is comfortable and secure. The battery is long-lasting as long as the volume is at medium or so. I love mine. Try them, you won't regret the experience. And they multi pair. I can listen to my tablet and take a call from my phone.

The firmware on these is simply put, terrible. Why are they always muting? Why is it making this terrible beeping noise to TELL me I am muted? I can mute on every app and device I pair with. This single "feature" ruins this device for. You user experience is terrible. Give me a way to disable this wretched experience. Please stop automuting. I dont need you to mute. please. stop. muting.

This headset allows me to hear the world around me, while still listening to music, and hearing my phone notifications. This is my 4th set. I wear and use it everyday, including using it for ambient music while I sleep, without hindering my ability to hear anything that happens in my house, while also not interrupting or bothering anyone else's peaceful sleep.

Works better than the version my friend has from 2 years ago. I'd say it has about 50% more bass. It's good enough for a lot music, but if you really love bass heavy music like R&B, funk, EDM or dubstep -you will probably be disappointed even at max volume. I enjoy EDM etc, but I switch to my 2019 Sony WH-1000XM3 when I want to listen to bass heavy music.

In general, the OpenRun Pro’s are comfortable, have great battery life and VERY good sound quality. I upgraded from Aeropex’s to these. The only criticism I have is that, compared to the Aeropex’s, the max volume of the OpenRun’s is noticably less. In many environments (gym, driving, etc), the OpenRun’s are hard to hear while the Aeropex’s can be heard easily. Other than that, the OpenRun’s are a good upgrade.

I’ve been using the OpenRun Pros for about a month and the way I workout and plan my exercises have changed drastically. The battery life and Touch controls make having the OpenRun Pros fun to use as well as wear. The band that goes around the neck worried me at first but the earbuds are so lightweight and comfortable that I can barely tell they’re there most of the time. The bone conduction that these offer is a step above other brands and the highs and lows sound so much better in terms of full sound and a pleasurable experience while commuting to and from work or going for a run outside. Overall, would definitely recommend!

The Open Run Pro=Awesome! My overall Hearing Loss makes it all ….Moot. I need the power that comes out of my no-name buds, to overcome my fairly serious hearing loss. Perhaps the New New open Run NON bone conduction would be my ticket! But my raggedy black Bart buds, from under the seat of the car, serve me best, until I become totally deaf.

Open air ear buds are pretty darn good! The sound is decent (but I’m an audiophile so pretty picky) plenty good for listening while active. The controls are surprisingly good, I expected the small volume buttons to be fiddly but they aren’t. I am pretty happy. I docked one star for the proprietary charge cord, I hate having another cord to keep track of even though I recognize that keeping the device as small as possible is the reason for it. I’d have traded the 2mm larger case on one side for a std charge plug.

I was an early customer of Shokz headphone. After many years of listening, my first headphone lost its abilty to hold a charge. I got the OpenRun Pro and I love it. I am convinced that it is a far safer way to listen when exercising in public space than interfering with your ability for your ears to hear when listening in spaces that are public. The improvements made since the initial headphones is off the charts.