These headphones work fine. I have no issue with them falling out which happens with me with many headphones. I also have not noticed any sweat/water damage, which also has given me issues in the fast. The audio is not loud enough for me and at times has weird feedback. Battery seems to die somewhat quick, but I am not using these for super long distances/time.

The OpenRun Pro are very comfortable and easy to use and setup. However, the sound has not met my expectations. I'm looking for information to return the item, as I'd like to try the Generation 10 offering, to see if the sound quality is better than my current OpenRun Pro.

With the exception of Bose, I've owned and tried just about every brand of Bluetooth headset/earphone available for the last 15 -20 years, and I can say without a doubt, this is my most enjoyably treasured headset I've ever had the pleasure of wearing and using. I hope they continue to make these for years to come. I'm a consultant and spend a tremendous amount of time talking on the phone, and when I'm not I often listen to audio books. They are great!

I love the openrun. I am able to wear earplugs at work but still able to talk to the truck drivers and listen to music. With the ear plugs in it is even better to hear in noisy situations. Bluetooth has a good range. The design is so much better than having earbuds in your ears all the time.

I have debated buying these for months, now I wish I would have had them sooner! They are comfortable for long periods, stay charged for hours on end, and the sound is great! Being able to connect to two devices is great and works seamlessly. I mostly use to listen to books and talk on the phone - everyone says they can hear me great!

I really enjoy the high sound quality of my OpenRun Pro headset. I got the "mini" (smaller) version, and like how it fits more snugly and stays in place better than the previous OpenRun headset I had, which was the regular size and just a bit to big for me size-wise.

The OpenRun PRO have been a total change to the headphone industry. Combining isolated listening while keeping my ear canal open has been extremely helpful while working from home. Since I have dogs and a partner in the house, I can hear all their goings on while not disturbing anyone with work call noise and music. I was even impressed by the connectivity ease and distance that was lacking on my work laptop with another "fruit" company's product. The PROs are light and sturdy which makes me feel confident moving around. I also have small ear canals, so in ears we falling out and hurting me. Over ears were just too bulky. For the sound, bone conducting is an interesting experience, and you have to consider what these are designed for. I do not understand how they achieve such great sound separation, but I was happily surprised. Listening to subtle sounds such as ASMR videos was very satisfying. Even while listening to something heavy and gritty like System of a Down, I could still make out all track clearly. I do not experience a booming bass, but that's not why I am using this product. Really low lows would take this product into the stratosphere I am looking for clarity and comfort and 100% absolutely the OpenRun PRO achieves this.

I bought the headphones since the were promoted with "Premium Sound Quality" and compatibility with Mac. Unfortunately, there are two very disappointing showstoppers (in a nutshell version): - the headphone mutes automatically when connecting to the mac (mitigation described below) - the headphone mutes itself in the middle of calls spontaneously (mitigation described below) - the audio quality is really sub-standard when using the mic (Shokz know, but not interested/able to fix it) --- Long version: Muting when connecting to Mac: An "Aggregation Device" with the openrun pro >mic< needs to be created in the "Audio Midi Setup". This will mitigate the issue. Random Muting Issue: The Shokz support pointed me to a 3rd party chrome plugin which disables the "automatic gain control" in chrome. Unfortunately, not every application provides such an option, so the random muting continues when using these applications. Search for "Disable Automatic Gain Control" by Joey Watts in the Chrome Web Store. Audio Quality: After several rounds with the Shokz support I got now a mail saying that they are aware about the audio issues with MacBooks but not interested or able to fix it. If i'd like to use the headset it with a Mac and want to have better audio quality, I'd should go and buy another of their headphones - the OpenComm UC. This comes with an USB plug, which is not acceptable when buying a bluetooth headset. It's 2022, not 1990. A macbook air comes with 2 usb ports, and I'm not going to block one of them permanently to use a bluetooth headset. If you manually select the laptops built-in mic, the audio quality "magically" becomes good. So it's simply a bug they're declining to fix.

Hello I am a former veteran (Army) and (Marines) both combat MOS'S, Air Marshal, and a SWAT Police. I suffer a ton this day with severe Tinnitus due to multiple ruptures to my ear drums I've suffered. I can't put buds, or anything directly in my ears. I go to fitness centers to run with cadence or Motivational video's and I usually play them direct from my iPhone, but people complain, and they don't care to understand why I'm not using headphones. these ShokZ's allow me to listen to my music, cadence, etc. without direct pain to my ears. I cried! These aren't just head phones to me; they are a medicine the renewed my joy of listening to thinks I love without offending others. And they (Headphones) cause me no pain in the process - Thank you!!

I am largely satisfied. I only bought the small strap. and even the small one seems too big because it catches the edges of the jacket. it would be possible to improve this module generally without a strap with a charging case and with a type c charger. then be worth the money. now I can't recommend it to anyone.