They're great! Ease of use is great and the design is superior, in my opinion, to the Open Fit. But the sound quality in inferior when compared to the Open Fit, but is still quite good. Also the recharge time is remarkably fast, its very convenient. I love them!

My first bought the cheaper set. They lasted about a year and a half. Unfortunately I did not keep the warranty card and could not get them replaced even though I bought directly from the website. I then ordered the open run and now there is a horrible Echo every time I turn the volume all the way up. Also, the microphone does not work as well.

I feel like even the minis are too big. I wear a ponytail and the back feels more stabilized. An unexpected benefit wearing them in the nature center and hearing all the sounds. My other headphones are large over the ear and I could never wear them in there.

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.

Finally had a chance to bike outdoors and they worked as advertised. Fit comfortably even with a bike helmet and shades on. Sound was great and could still hear traffic and outside noise so I felt safe on the roads. My only disappointment, and it’s a minor one, is I wish the battery life was a little longer. Just need to remember to charge after a long ride.

I have had earlier models back when the company was called AirShokz, including the Air. By comparison, the OpenRun Pro are too quiet. If I'm in any sort of environment with noise, I have trouble hearing it, unlike with the prior models. I do like the magnetic charger attachment, although I'll miss being able to just find a random mini-USB cable to use like I could with my old model.

Well I love these bone phones. I ordered the wrong color notified the company and they responded quickly with a solution. After trying them I decided the color would be fine.. I wear them all day while wearing eyeglasses. I forget that I have them on. Great product forthe money. Open run pro in beige

Upgraded to the pros from my previous pair, and I notice a big difference in the battery life right off the bat. Sound quality seems to be better also. They are super comfortable and sometimes I even forget, I have them on and wear them long after my run is finished. I am thankful that I could get them for 30% off during your “prime” sale - I was holding out! If you’re on the fence – don’t be — as these are the best headphones around for running. I wear them every single day.

Shokz Open Pro Review The Shokz Open Pro headset has some excellent features but falls short in key areas for outdoor use. Here's my experience: Pros: Great Indoor Sound: The audio quality indoors is impressive. It’s clear and works well for casual listening or calls in a quiet environment. Comfortable Fit: The design is lightweight and comfortable for extended use. Cons: Mic Performance: The microphone is almost non-existent in functionality. Calls outdoors are frustratingly unreliable, and even indoors, it doesn’t meet expectations. Outdoor Challenges: I bought this primarily for biking, but the sound struggles to compete with environmental noise. Even at max volume, it's hard to hear over traffic or wind, making it less practical for outdoor activities. Low Volume: It lacks the volume boost needed for noisy environments, which is disappointing. Excessive Vibrations: The vibrations can be distracting and don’t add to the listening experience. Conclusion: While it’s a solid choice for indoor use, it’s not well-suited for outdoor activities like biking, where environmental noise drowns out the sound. I wish the volume was louder and vibrations were less pronounced. For outdoor enthusiasts, this headset may not meet your needs.

I really enjoy my open run pro, they let me stay in tune with my surroundings while jamming out (often on the bike). You sacrifice a little sound quality but they are still top notch for open ear style headphones. My biggest issue is battery life, I’m not sure how they calculate battery life, but I have never gotten more than 4 hours of play time at full volume. I still recommend them and I’m on my second pair but wish that they had more battery life for my longer rides..