The Open Run Pros have a good enough sound, and a nice batter life. If you are running and have a set playlist and don't plan on skipping any songs, they will be perfect. If you do need to skip, pressing the button on the side is not always responsive, and its hard to tell if it was pressed 1 or 2 times, because it feels like the button sticks. I usually just have to wait a moment to see if the song skips, or if I accidently paused it. Side button needs improvement, or needs to change to use a tap system, like Apple Airpods do.

I am deaf to the point that I have to wear hearing aids. This works, as well as my hearing aids for television. Unfortunately, the volume seems limited on some programs, so I can’t get enough volume out of my headphones. My only improvement that I could recommend is to increase both volume and clarity of the units.

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.

They are good for listening, but they rub on my ear area and I can't wear them for long periods of time. It is very uncomfortable. Having small ears I will never find a head set that will work for me, ear buds are two big and the shockz are are too big and to small at the same time. I just can win.

I had to replace my original Aftershokz after the volume started fading in and out. My feelings about these are mixed. Hoped for a an upgrade in buying the newest and best, but the mids and lows are kind of muddy. They fit my big head fine, and the bass is a slight upgrade. They should be IP68 waterproof since they are giving up some on sound quality already and they aren't. I still love the bone conduction technology. Shop around because there are other options within this technology.

They sound ok, they function ok but they're just not what I was hoping for. I have rather large hands and the small buttons are just too difficult for me to work with. In addition, when doing excercises that require that my head rest against a support, the band at the back of my head was bothersome.

I lost my original pair and bought these as a replacement. Idk why they changed the power cord from a universal mini usb to something that only works on their product. Also they used to include a pair of earplugs that block outside noises. It came in handy when flying. It’s still a good product and I definitely prefer it over the in-ear headphones. I just hope I don’t lose that charging cable.

Overall I like Shotz open ear headphones, ease of use, sound and ability to enjoy my music while being aware of the environment around me. A version with slimmer/smaller external ear pieces and control box plus additional color options would make these perfect.

Much more comfortable to wear than either in-ear or over-the-ear headphones. Not audiophile quality sound, but I wear them mostly when walking the dog or doing chores around the house and the quality is more than adequate for that. I can clearly hear phone calls as well. People on the other end have complained about wind noise when I’m talking to them outside. It would be nice if it was able to remember multiple Bluetooth connections so you didn’t have to re-pair every time you switched sources.

I am very happy with this headset. The fit is extremely comfortable and I can wear them all day without tiring. In fact, they are so comfortable that I forget they are there. The MINI offers a nice fit. The sound is pretty good, but not perfect. The headset could benefit from some additional bass boost and more power in the volume control. I find that I have to increase the volume by 20-25% just to reach a normal level. Other than that, I am very happy with this set and I wear them all the time.