Excellentt product! I’m not happy with the in-ear buds being uncomfortable and loosening when I exercise. Shokz are very comfortable with great sound quality for listening to music, podcasts and talking on the phone. The only thing to be cautious of would be using them in loud environments. They are not noise canceling if that is what you may be looking for.

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 thought I would love this style and decided on them after I wore out the last shokz I had for 4 years. I'm so disappointed. They sound tinny and they keep disconnecting from my phone. They randomly disconnect when my phone is right beside me. My old ones never did that. A lot of money for something that isn't working.

I wear bte hearing aids and purchased this model in case I needed to wear them to hear my books on tape, podcasts and music at the same time I’m wearing your product. As it turns out, I do need to wear my hearing aids in order to understand the words. The sounds I hear are a bit scratchy, just not real clear. I had tried a friends old pair of open run. I think that’s the style where there’s no much of a curve behind the ear. I don’t know how old hers were but the piece which makes the bone conduction possible was larger and more solid and I could hear speech very clearly. On the model I purchased ( actually got two different ones and found the bone conduction piece small and not as solid and tight to the sides of my face as my friend’s older pair) Not sure why the design change, maybe for comfort but I feel that comfort comes at the price of lessened speech clarity. At least for me.

I upgraded to these from the model just under it. I wanted a little bit more base & I wanted the minis.The fit is way better since I've have a small head. The sound quality is a lot better when I talk to my husband. The controls are the same. The voice is different more human than it sounding like Siri or Alexa.

I got the Open Run Pro Mini at the recommendation of a few people I know and I do love them. They sound great and are mostly comfortable. I do wish they could make the back of it adjustable somehow as the mini is still a little too big for me. I feel like if they could do that they would sit better on my head. Like I said. That’s the only issue I have right now. I just got them today so we will see how they work out as time goes on.

First, I like these very much for running, so on that front they are great. However, they fit somewhat strangely, loose around the head but snug enough to cause soreness after a few hours where they hit in front of the ears. This means wearing them for 12 hours straight at my work ends up being uncomfortable to painful. Also, the large, droopy loop at the back of the neck gets caught on shirt collars, making moving my head clumsy, and dislodging the headset. I bought the pro model specifically for the battery life to make it through a work day and then exercise after work with just one charge, which I can do if I don't wear a collared shirt, but since I work in an office I have far more shirts with collars than blouses without. Because I cannot comfortably wear these at work most days, I cannot give them 5 stars.

Static in both ears. I thump the transducer lightly are it stop the static...for a while. This is my 3rd pair that failed in less than a month. Last pair it stopped charging. I'm either very unlucky or these products are not robust as advertised. Guess I'll try a different brand. Sorry shokz, 3rd strike. Your out!

I absolutely LOVE my Opencomm. In fact I like it so much that I bought another one for my girfriend. I sound is surprisingly good and the noise canceling microphone is the absolute best in the industry. Amazing. I can wear it all day and not even notice its on. The only flaw is the multipoint pairing is nothing short of flakey.. Sometimes no connection, often incessant beeps and what not. Still I love it.. I actually bought an OpenRun Pro as well. Multipoint is a little better and the IOS software is a nice addition. But while Multipoint on the pro works better it is still flakey. Audio is excellent. I like the pro so much that I bought one for my girlfriend and daughter for Christmas. So long story short, I love these things. I just wish the multipoint would work better.

Everything is great but the single button on the left side could have been raised higher its hard for the 2 clicks to move to next song etc . Especially with bike helmet and sun glasses on. But the right side is fine i wish they would have put the button on bottom left like the right side. Other wise i would give it a 5.