These headphones are a godsend for me. We are allowed to listen to music at work.... the only problem is it can't be over the ears headphones, so it has to be earbuds. I can't use traditional earbuds because I have an ear condition, so they plug my ears up. I love listening to music and now with these Open Run Pro I can. Thanks for this incredible product.

I bought these because I wanted an upgrade from my original pair (my bf has them now and he loves them). The older ones would get uncomfortable around the ears after several hours. I completely forget I'm wearing these at all. I wear them all day, literally, and never feel a thing. Still plenty of battery power at the end of a 12 hr day too. Really glad I upgraded!

I really like these! I have very small ear canals and the in the ear earphones are quiet painful. The only thing I would like is for these to be a little bit louder for those times when there is a lot of background noise. Other than that I am very happy!

This my fourth generation of “bone phone” from Shokz. My primary use is for having music while being alert to ambient sounds while I ride my bike on East Tennessee roads. I also use while practicing foreign languages and while traveling. I lost my home recently to a fire - losing everything - and needed a replacement. The sound quality remains fine and has even improved a bit and along with a rapid charge yielding hours of listening. The water protection comes in handy if I get caught in a downpour or am listening to news while I shower.

These are the best open ear headphones I have had, but they still suffer from the same things they all do. If you wear glasses, they are uncomfortable and flare your ears out. Also, in loud environment, you cannot take a call because you can't hear the call.

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.

I used the previous generation of Shokz for 3 years. The sound was perfect, unfortunately the headphones broke as a result of chronic wear and tear. I ordered the new generation (Shokz pro) since I was extremely pleased with my prior purchase. Though the new headphones are comfortable and the battery is better, the sound quality is much inferior and has a "muffled" quality.

Great mid and alto tones, but where’s the bass? Good battery life. Perfect for extended bicycle rides (60+ mi.) Although the proprietary charging cord is not ideal, it comes standard with the micro usb cord (usb-c would be much welcomed.) Max volume seems a bit on the low side. Could use more hutzpah.

I've had these headphones for a week, and I have to say that the sound quality is great while I can hear what's going on around me when I am cycling around the community or walking from the bus stop to my college class in an urban city. The fact that I can hear music or calls loud enough and also hear my surroundings around me is why I will absolutely recommend these headphones to anyone, especially if you live in a city. It feels comfortable when it is placed on both ears across the headband. I thought that it would feel uncomfortable before I bought it and I realized that this is not the case ever since I tried it on. A feature I like about this is that this model has rapid charging technology. Shokz promises seemed to be correct based on my experience with my Open Run Pro headphones as a user of it.

First I want to say that my openrun pros are so much more comfortable than my ear buds. I have issues having something in my ear or even over them for an extended time. I do wonder if I should have gotten the minis? When you are wearing a hoodie it snags while you are walking or laying down the part behind your head seems to push you ear piece forward. It doesn’t ruin the experience or anything but it does get kind of annoying. Let me wear them for a little longer and I’ll come back and let you know.