I. Enjoyed the fight and was surprised about their ability to sound and communicate over the phone. The only thing that was worth a mention as negative was after whirring them for most of the day they bother the back of my ear with some sort of softer padding in this area may be something to look into other than that I loved them I see them as advancement in blue tooth technology

These are comfortable to wear and work well. The battery is much better than expected. Sound quality is pretty good. Lacking low end but was also prepared for that to be the case and really a scientific hurdle from the physics standpoint so cannot ding them for that. Also, at least for me, if I am in even a moderately noisy environment I cannot hear them. Could very well be my ears and the severe tinnitus I have that is primarily the cause. Wearing foam earplugs helps a lots although it does seem counterintuitive. The only negative I have run into is the multipoint pairing does not work. They will connect to both by MacBook and iPhone but if both are connected, the phone will play music but it's not audible. Almost seems like it is streaming to the computer and not the headphones. As long as I manually connect to each device, one at a time, everything works great.

Purchased yesterday to replace a broken pair of night time headphones. Did not interfere with full cpap mask. Tried out on pickleball courts, had the music while still being able to hear my partner on the court. Looking forward to more play with them!

This are very comfortable with good sound and I like that they do not come off too easily. My only criticism is that the hoop sticks out too much and the battery life seemed longer in past models. A little more volume would help in noisy situations too.

I bought the open run but not happy with the quality of no bass. So I spent the extra money to buy the pro. It stated it had new bass technology but after trying it, found there was almost no difference. It is good quality for podcasts, but not for music

These are a game changer. I'm an attorney and I've been using the OpenRun Pro for a few months now at the office. The multipoint pairing allows me to connect to both my computer and my phone. I use these to attend Zoom hearings and depositions frequently and everyone can hear me more clearly than with any other corded headset or webcam mic I've used in the past - and I've tried more than a few! I take phone calls all day long with no problems. The sound quality and mic quality are impeccable. I don't even know how the mic works - I guess it's also bone conduction because there's no boom or anything - it's like magic! I can listen to music while I work and still hear someone softly knocking or tapping on my door. I took a chance on these and I'm glad I did. Definitely worth the hefty price tag. Highly recommend.

I've been using two different sets of Shokz headsets over the last 1.5 years. I had the Aftershokz first which were great for mountain biking/road biking. I streamed via Bluetooth from my Apple Watch 6 to my headset. I then upgraded to the Open Run Pro which also worked great; difference between the two was marginal but both were great for allowing you to have a good feel for your surroundings while listening to tunes. I then upgraded my Apple Watch to the new Ultra which came out in July(ish) of 22. Big mistake. It turns out that Apple is using a next gen of Bluetooth called 5.3. You would think that this would be backwards compatible but not so. My Ultra constantly cuts out the music to where it is unlistenable. The OpenRun Pro uses BT 5.1. While Shokz has responded to my inquiries, there is no timetable for if/when they might update firmware to be compatible. Since the only reason I bought the Shokz headsets was for cycling, they are paper weights for me at this point. Hoping to receive news of an update sometime soon but not holding my breath.

My brother was visiting and out his pair on my head to try. I was instantly sold. I bought pairs for my co workers and many of my friends have bought them too. I like being able to wear them all day for business calls on the go, listen to music in between and never have to take them out of my ears to have a conversation with someone. Oh and they never fall off my head. I love them.

I purchased the regular open run pro over a year ago and was very impressed with the comfort, battery life and sound, which are all excellent. I also have the open fit buds, which are awesome and have tried the mini open run that I returned because I was disappointed with basically everything. However, the mini open run pro are now my go-to headphones. It's nice that they are sleeker and have all the same excellent qualities of the regular open run pro

As someone with sensory issues I've never liked the feeling of earbuds inside my ear. After recently getting into outdoor running, I ran across an advertisement on Instagram for Shokz. Not only are they super comfortable but I can still hear things going on around me while I'm on a run! I'll never go back to traditional earbuds.