Headphones are extremely comfortable, but sound quality and loudness was underwhelming. Walking through a busy warehouse was too much to hear anything with these, even with the volume all the way up. Once the volume was all the way up, distortion began. For the price, these lack the sound quality I expected. If you are looking for extreme comfort and will mainly listen in low-noise environments, then these headphones will do you good.

Wish there was a button to control music on right side instead left.. Otherwise love em - I got two and m wearing one of em at all times! I forget I have em on, they're so comfortable. Great sound quality. Wish they could go a tad louder but otherwise I love em! Get the minis tho! The pros have too much in the back sticking out

I use the OpenRun Pro to listen to audiobooks when running. Far better than my AirPods which love to fall from one ear or the other during a run. I find it quite helpful that I can quickly pause the books directly from the OpenRun headset when a running app interrupts to advise with speed and distance reports. I also find its ability to store two (iPhone and MacBook) bluetooth connections to allow quick change of source is quite effective. (Even better might be 3 connections, so an Apple watch could also participate when desired?) On long drives, I find a full charge can give me 9 to 10 hours of listening, and the unit charges quite quickly when depleted. The behind the neck connecting rod is generally comfortable unless lying in bed (where its stiffness can be problematic for proper placement.) I would love to see a few gigs of memory be installed for completely autonomous audiobook use? Overall I like these so much that I have bought a few as gifts for running and biking friends, feeling the safety factor somewhat justifies the the high price.

Never again will I return to traditional ear buds or head phones. My Shokz allows both of my hands to stay free, and work to get done. I am a carpenter and typically am in the middle of a project when a call comes through. Now my hands can stay in motion while business continues to flow!

I work as an on site Construction Project Manager. PROS: I’m able to hear ambient sounds, all the while answer phone calls and conduct business. It’s the best pair of headphones for answering phone calls while working. CONS: Not a good pair of music headphones, use others, for the music listening.

I got these to use while jogging and they are quite good. The low end sound is pretty anemic but you can actually hear bass lines. Given the physical limitations of bone induction, I think that's to be expected. I wouldn't use these to sit down and listen to high fidelity music. They are great for exercise and listening to podcasts, though. The mid- to high-range fidelity is impressive and clear. I can easily understand speech and lyrics. They are also very comfortable. Most in-ear or over-ear headphones cause discomfort after extended wear. Either from irritation or heat retention. But the open design of these eliminate that. The magnetic charging cable interface is nice. There is no clumsy dust cover you have to open to access the charging port which will eventually wear out and break off. The biggest issue I have with these is that they wrap over my ears... But I wear glasses which utilize the same real estate. For the most part they seem to get along but sometimes I have to manipulate them. My glasses are very minimalistic. I'm not sure how well these would work with glasses frames that have really thick temple arms. And these are not great for use while relaxing. The behind-the-head band sticks out a little so if you want to sit down and lean back, it will press against the chair and tend to push the phones off your head. These are primarily designed for active use. Which is primarily what I got them for so it's fine.

The sound quality and volume is worse on the new “open pro” than the original shox. I used to be able to walk down the street with traffic driving by and still hear. With the newest version the speaker just doesn't perform the same. I still love them, but disappointed in the newest version.

Several years back I was working a job that required dispatched work and I had a hard time using in ear bluetooth on phone calls and getting service calls at the same time. After some searching I found shokz who basically said they had solved this problem. I nervously ordered a pair and was very pleased to find that I was able to talk on the phone and listen to music without blocking everything else out. I just received my 3rd pair and they're even better. I'm sure I will always have a pair of shokz as my main goto head phones.

They are pretty decent quality and a pretty cool gimmick. Unfortunately they don't get very loud and the reason I got them was to wear earplugs and still be able to listen to podcasts at work. They just are loud enough. I can't hear anything. They also do not work in my over the road truck because it's just too loud in the truck from the diesel engine. They've clearly got a little ways to go, but cool nonetheless.

The app does not pair at all with my set and i have tried every means of which to try and pair with no avail i have uninstalled and erased the storage and reinstalled, nothing i have done has fixed it. So assume if oyu have a OnePlus 9 pro or OnePlus 9 that the app will not work with your headset but your headset will still pair with your phone.