I have purchased three sets of OpenComm and six sets of OpenRunPro over the past four years or so. I have given six as gifts and have influenced a few others to purchase their own. I think this should reveal what I think of them. As a truck driver, through the years, I have used various headsets including AirPods and AirPodsPro. They are quite good but I have never purchased any for gifts.

This is my first set of bone conduction ear phones. Overall I’m impressed with the sound and quality of the product. Work well while exercising and allow me to hear the surroundings. Would be a five star review but the price is steep and the charger is proprietary.

2nd pair, 1st pair lasted 3yrs, and are still working, only in one ear. I wear them daily 10 hrs or more. So expecting as good or better usage. Also used outdoors hours on the river or ocean, similar to what we wore in law enforcement, only lighter, thanks Logger out!

Similar to another review I read before purchase, in louder environments you need the volume cranked up all the way but the Shokz will badly distort and force you to lower the volume to a level so they wont distort deeming them useless. They work great in quiet environments but for snowboarding, driving and crowds forget about it.

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.

I have owned more than 25 sets of bone conduction headphones. These are nice but won't buy the pro's again. I will stick with the open run. Not being IP65 is no bueno. Battery life doesn't seem any different and sound is almost the same to me. Disappointed in the pros.

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.

Great quality, it helps you a lot when you're running. Not good for noise canceling but perfect in others aspects. The ear buds if you don't clean them can cause you an ear infection. You hear in your surroundings so helps you a lot when you run outside. They it fits you it's a great feature

Purchased as my cycling headset….has now become much more. Audio books while walking, Low volume TV watching Grocery shopping….. Pretty much now my go to. Mowing the lawn still requires traditional ear buds, and at certain speeds on the cycle there is a wind noise I’m not a fan of. Worth the investment, and sound quality is good. Lows aren’t super crisp or LOW. But for audio files quality…look at traditional. These are an answer to a question you have asked, but once you have these….you’ll find all the benefits you should have been missing. Also no ear fatigue……even the best buds will fatigue your ears…..I’m guessing it’s the absence of pressure that eliminates the fatigue….. Any which way…..love these and use every day.

Hi Shokz, I know you are anxious to have me review my new headphones. I asked my husband to buy them for me for Christmas. I ordered them, he paid for them, I wrapped them and put them under the tree. So, I won't be able to review them until after Dec 25th.