Headphones are great. I use them mainly for mountain biking and they stay put very well while riding. They stay on and audio is as good as what I’d expect from this style of headphone. My only gripe is the proprietary charger, why not just use usb c so I don’t need a special cord? Also, my text notification sound comes through kind of distorted, not sure why.

I LOVE my Shokz OpenRun Pro! They allow me to listen to music while also having conversations with those around me!!! They also make me feel safer because I can hear cars and other noises that I need to hear during my activity. The battery life is excellent and sound is phenomenal. I have never had headphones that actually feel comfortable and stay in place. Love everything about these!

I am more likely to get out and walk now that I can hear sounds around me while listening to my music. I'm surprised how hard it is to do a previous song with three clicks. Also since I listen to Audio listen to Audiobooks, I don't know if there's a way to rewind for 30 seconds or a minute rather than a whole chapter. May not matter since I don't think I can do the previous song clicks well on any regular basis.

I had a pair before this and loved them so much. After 2 or so years… I broke them accidentally. Heartbroken, I ordered the latest and greatest. I use these a lot in my car while on commute. Sadly, I can’t hear my podcasts nearly as well as my old set. I’ve resorted to putting the earpiece directly in my ear (one ear at a time). I realize that using some earplugs might help…. That’s the next step. They are really nice, don’t get me wrong. I was just spoiled by my old pair.

I have to say that I've read very good revews about the OpenRun Pro and I also tried my boyfrend's Shokz before my purchase (he doesn't have the OpenRun Pro but and older and different reference) so I was very motivated to get my pair of Shokz for running (in and outdoors), walking on the street, attending my meetings and mobile calls while shopping and so on, but I am really really dissapointed (and so sad with the bad investment I made) because of the soud quality. I have to say that I can hardly listen a mobile call, a podcast, etc when I am not in a completely quiet place. I have to put the headphone in my ear to improve the sound quality (I have to say that the volume was at the maximum) which is very unconfortable. I am dissapointed and very sad about it.

I needed to find an alternative to in-ear buds. Friends and online reviews all match: good audio quality. good for ambiance (safety) noise like cars around. and so on. So I bought them I also liked the small size option. The problem I've found so far is that I need them to be placed right on my ears(of course, that's how they work) or I would have to put the volume all the way up to get the sound. I haven't figure out how to deal with long hair (over or under) and still get the best sound. The best fit, specially when running is wearing a beanie hat (all good since it's winter). The hat will keep the headphones close to my skull and in the right location. The dual connection didn't work very well with my computer and my phone, so I disabled that feature and I connect to a single device at a time.

I ride horses and hate in ear headphones or ones that prevent me hearing the world around me. These are fantastic! They fit around the back of my helmet without any interference. Easy to hear what is happening around me and easily allows me to take calls when needed.

I received the OpenRun Pro headphones as a Christmas gift. The main motivations were bone conducting technology and having open ear, but not disturbing others. I tried them out around the office and at home. My co-workers and family could hear them when I had them both on and off my head while they were playing music at a reasonable volume. I would completely disagree with the FAQ that states others cannot hear your music. They DO NOT provide private listening experience. I thought they were defective, but other runners I know have mentioned the same issues.

I love these headphones so much. They are lightweight, long-lasting (battery), and they pair to more than one device (tv, computer, phone for me). They charge quickly and when I run with them I can still hear the world around me. I wear them while doing chores more often and can monitor the kids while I get things done *and* listen to a podcast. They are great!

Fit is great Design is cool They seem pretty durable Sound is another story. These aren’t for everyone and they’re not for all activities. Anything above half volume is rough. They’re loud when you’re not wearing them at anything above half. People around you can hear. Quality and range of audio is also something to be desired. You’d think they could use your skull as a subwoofer but they lack all forms of lows. The mid is decent and the highs get crunchy. These are great if you really want that background elevator music or you just want some low background noise but using them in any capacity higher they’re just…. There. I wouldn’t get them again but I guess I’m glad I got them and I can slot them into my earphone rotation somehow.