My husband originally bought the OpenRun headphones and really enjoyed them until our puppy got ahold of them. They are not dog proof lol. So he upgraded to the OpenRun Pro and he noticed a bit of a difference and is glad he upgraded. He really enjoys these especially when running on the road he can hear cars coming behind him a mile away still while listening to his music. Also they are comfortable! He says he doesn’t even notice he has them on most of the time.

I was unsure how these would feel on my ears with my glasses. I have tried in ear earphones but they ALL hurt my ears even with the cushy soft things and the different sizes. Then I tried the over the ear headphones but those squeez my glasses to my ears and hurt as well. So when I found these I was hesitant but figured what the heck. I did tons and tons of research on reviews and none ever mentioned how they worked with glasses. There is some awkwardness on occasion but it is usually negligible.

I am very impressed with the Shokz system. I use my OPENRUN PROs almost everyday and for at least a few hours each time. I am in meetings for work a good percentage of the week. The OPENRUN PRO offers me a convent way to stay in the conversation without being stuck in front of my laptop. The sound quality is more than adequate for voice conversation. Connecting to bluetooth devices is super simple and quick. When not in meetings I am able listen to videos and music without missing a call from my wife or a knock at the door. The audio quality is impressive for this type of listening. It was odd at first, not getting any spacial feedback from sound traveling through a given volume of space. Once I got used to that I really appreciate the experience and the conveniences it offers me. In truth it is that convenience factor that is the selling point for me. Honestly I can say I have forgotten I've had them on, simply remarkable. If I want to listen to music with full audio range I would use a set of loud speakers or a pair of over the ear headphones. In that case I am dedicated to that one experience and wouldn't want to make myself available in the way the OPENRUN PRO offers. When listening to music, I would describe the OPENRUN PRO's audio as thin compared to a set load speakers or over the ear headphones. The audio frequency range might be available but the actual force behind the sound doesn't contain the same punch and depth. Honestly, I would never consider the two listening options to be comparable. Can the most current Recording Techniques and HiFi Playback Systems ever replace a live experience? No and Never. Audio Quality : Very Good Build Quality : Excellent Battery Life : Excellent Experience of Use : Very Good Connection Options : Very Good When using the App - I DO WISH there was a way to toggle between bluetooth devices rather than be `listening` to all of them at the same. Also, more importantly I would appreciate having the ability to adjust the settings for each BT Device separately. So for instance, the option for the multifunction button to toggle the mic on/off when connected to my work laptop and play/pause when connected to my personal computer. I would rate the Connection and Convenience features as Excellent if these settings were available. All the Best Vibes to you and your inner ears :)

I do love the Open Run Pro. There's is one thing that is off it is the sound or connectivity is that when listening to a podcast or music; it is like when there's a scratch on a record and the needle skips/hesitations there is a break in the music. I really like the magnetic connector for the charger cable. This is my third pair.

Getting the mini's was definitely the right choice for me. It fits more snug on my head, and the design really feels more due to it being reduced in size. The only concern I have is the audio is quieter than the previous Shokz I had, which wasn't mini's.

Just as a bulk of the reviews I read stated, these have revolutionized my runs. Outside of the extra safety in being able to hear my surroundings, being out on the trails & hearing the birds & bugs chirping really improves the quality of the jogs and hikes! Could not be more pleased!!

Battery life doesn't live through running a marathon in 5 hours. I bought these with excitement the week of and should have tested ahead of time, but they had a booth at the Pittsburgh marathon booth so figured I'd try. Nope- died at mile 22 for the hardest last miles of the marathon. Sound is great but don't buy if you are a long distance runner. Or a long distance traveler. Mine are dead yet again from a cross country flight.

Understanding the purpose with intent of these type of headphones, they without doubt meet and to some degree exceed my expectations. The battery life is very good, the quality given its degree of how music is presented to you in this type of headset is quite impressive. Comfort is so good that you tend to forget that its on. Having a couple different sizes would be a big plus but I can understand that can make a huge impact of availability, it would be nice if you can adjust and lock in the size how it wraps behind your head, otherwise this is definitely a must have.

I was skeptical of these - I am so excited I decided to try them. Typical earbuds tend to hurt my ears after an hour (even with the smaller tips) so and the Shockz are so comfortable that I forget I am wearing them. The sound and call quality is amazing - 10/10. Being able to wear these at work and still hear people knock on my door and alerts/calls on my computer - while listing to my music or podcasts is awesome - same for the gym. I was so skeptical and thought that everyone around me at the office or gym would be able to hear what was playing - NOPE. These are one of the best things I have bought for myself.

I am absolutely loving these headphones. Nothing goes inside my ear but I get a full surround sound audio with peak quality. They sit extremely comfortably and I haven't had to touch them once while working out. I only have two minor complaints. First, if I'm near anything loud (traffic, construction, etc.) the sound is drowned out very easily and I have to turn it up to max volume to hear semi-decently. It's not a huge issue but I'd love to see it improved upon. Second, a charging case would go a long way. The battery life is really good but if it runs low while I'm out and about it'd be nice to conveniently charge my headphones on the go.