I ran a full marathon 26.2 and I fully charged it before leaving. It only lasted for about 5 hours and it stopped. The Siri access seems not user friendly vs the pro beats I had. I’ll give it a little more time I actually ordered these just for the marathon.

+ Sound quality of music is good + Comfortable on my noggin + Good value for the $$ - A second charging cable or mini-USB to Open Pro dongle is needed - I can't hear my phone ring or Siri caller ID (even when nothing else is playing and ringer turned all the way up - OpenRun Pro relinquishes control to other devices too easily

I have 65% hearing loss since I was 20 years old, compliments to active military. I use my VA hearing aids at full volume all the time but with the OpenRun Pro I need to turn the hearing aid volume down to about 50%. So basically I now have plenty of volume when I need it But I still have issues with very soft voices. Also the open run Pro does not have enough volume if I do not have my hear aids. I would like to try the Pro 2 that just recently came out.

I have/had an older pair of Shokz, they got used and it was time to upgrade. The new pair are much better and the only thought for improvement would be the ability to size them a little better but that is a detail that doesn’t affect the sound that much or the brilliant utility of them

The base isn't as good as I hoped. Unfortunately, these headphones are not useful to me for listening to music. They are great for podcasts and other things, but not music. Also, I'm totally blind so I use these headphones to listen to my screen reader. Unfortunately, these headphones have the same issue as my Trax air in that they have nasty lag when entering data on it on screen keyboard.

Way better than I expected. I usually wear my AirPods but heard so many good things about these that I had to try them. I do a lot of running alone or pushing a stroller so these are THE best headphones for me! I hear my podcast perfectly but also my surrounds so I stay aware! The 2 things I worried about were bouncing and my hair getting tangled up in the back, neither of those happen with these so I’m in love!

The lightweight design makes it seem as though you’re barely wearing anything at all. I love how you’re able to easily answer calls and change songs ( by tapping the left hand side button twice rapidly). I’ve used my Shokz for 8 hours of music and almost 5 hours of straight talking in one charge. I’m very pleased and would definitely recommend!

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.

If you're like me and share charging cords across devices, this is a super annoying to use. I keep a charging cord by my bed, in my car, by my sofa, and at work. I never have to move them, but can charge my phone, computer, headlamp, my other headphones and more - all using the charging cord most convenient when I need a charge. With this unique magnetic option I kept moving it from one place to another to charge and quickly lost it. Now I have unusable headphones. Universal charging cords are a major convenience. Wish I hadn't bought this set and that I could buy the older versions of shokz I used to have. The buttons are also not as easy to use as the prior versions.

The Shokz OpenRun Pro sound fidelity is quite good, better than I expected. The fit is not so great. The headphones press against the back of the ear. This becomes quite irritating after a while. In cold weather I like to run with a beenie over my ears. The headphone design does not allow this.