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.

Just bought the OpenRun Pro headphones a a replacement to my previous AfterShokz headphones. On the previous headphones, they stopped charging after about 4 years of use. I bought the OpenRun Pro set as a replacement. The build quality and sound is just as good as my previous pair I bought in 2020. My only feedback is the feature of being able to dial the previous caller number by pressing the button twice is no longer included as a feature. Also, there is no way to activate the Google Assistant from the headphone like on previous units. Other than that, I love the new headphones.

The open run pro are nice their are a few things I’d like to be changed or worked on 1st the volume always goes back to low when you turn them off and when you turn them on again it’s hard to hear that they are back on. 2nd the on and off button are too close to each other

I had the open run minis and decided to get the open run pro minis because bthey were supposed to have settings for voice and music. The voice setting wasn’t satisfactory . The fit was different from the minis so now at the same volume level there is buzz feeling in front of my ears. With all of the Shokz they make the back of my ears sore. The positives are very long battery , much longer than my ear buds ,Convenient open ears to hear surroundings, and great for phone calls.

I use my Shokx as a great substitute for earbuds. I've never had earbuds of any kind that can fit into my ear comfortably. These ride on your head and deliver great sound without covering up your ear canal. You do get a slight buzzing sensation on your temples because of the way they deliver sound to the ear through your earbones, but it's never bothered me. Maybe sometime I'll try running with them, but that's not the primary reason I bought them.

Best Bluetooth headphones ever! Outstanding battery life and clear amazing sound. Love that I can work and listen to music/podcasts without interrupting anyone else. Unlike when using in-ear headphones I can still listen to my surroundings. I cannot go a day without them!

They're great! Ease of use is great and the design is superior, in my opinion, to the Open Fit. But the sound quality in inferior when compared to the Open Fit, but is still quite good. Also the recharge time is remarkably fast, its very convenient. I love them!

I use my shook primarily for talking on the phone. Iv’ve received excellent feedback on the mic’s audio quality. The audial quality as the listener is very goos. I love being able to hear what’s going on around me in conjunction with music or a conversation.

This is my second headset from Shokz. In addition to the OpenRun Pro, I have the OpenComm. Both are great headsets. Of course, picked up the OpenRun Pro for music & videos. The sound quality is fantastic. I can hear full range sounds when listening to music. With open ear comfort, I can still hear other sounds & be aware of my surroundings.

I have been using the Shokz brand of open ear bone conducting headphones for several years now. This is my 3rd pair and by far the best ones yet! They are extremely comfortable, in fact I often forget that I am wearing them. The music reproduction is very good for bone conduction, and the added bass response along with the changeable EQ are a wonderful improvement over the other units that I have owned. The people that I have been in phone conversations with have never complained about background noise or other interruptions. I drive professionally and would never choose any other bluetooth compatible headphones because I get all of the above with nothing in my ears keeping me from hearing what I must hear as I drive.