I had a problem with the Aeropex. Sometimes they would hurt the back of my right ear after many hours of wearing them, but with these, way better. Very lite, and they don't bother me. I forget they're even there. Easy to use and sound good. The case is a vast improvement from the old silicone case. Just wish they included 2 wire chargers instead of 1 like they did with the Aeropex. Having 2 come in handy. Have just 1 is a bummer. The price is a little steep. If I didn't give my Aeropex to my wife, I wouldn't have gotten the pros. I would expect a rating of ip67 at this price as well. I can't justify paying alot more for a little bit more comfort, and lower ip rating and no extra charger. They really need to drop the price for me to give it a 5 star rating, or at least put 2 chargers in the box. But I'm giving them a 3, just because it came with less in the box, and a lower ip rating at a higher price. If you have the old Aeropex, no need to upgrade if they still work. I would give the Aeropex, or Open Runs a solid 4. Had they not hurt my right ear, I would give them a 5.

I'm a relatively new runner within the past year, and have worked my way up to running longer distances. I was in the market for new headphones that would allow me to attend to my surroundings when running through my neighborhood while still enjoying music. I've been pleasantly surprised by these open ear headphones. I unfortunately have to wear a few other items due to severe allergies (filtered allergy mask, sun glasses) but the headphones still fit comfortably with everything else around my ears and don't budge. I've used them twice so far and worked up a sweat and they appear to be pretty resilient against the extra moisture (and easy to clean). I wasn't expecting significant bass or anything like that, but the overall sound quality is good. If you are around something else that is emitting louder sound (passing car, dog) you will hear that over any music, but that's the point. The battery life seems pretty good, and they charge relatively quickly. So far, I'm impressed! I hope that they continue to hold up with extended use.

I am deaf to the point that I have to wear hearing aids. This works, as well as my hearing aids for television. Unfortunately, the volume seems limited on some programs, so I can’t get enough volume out of my headphones. My only improvement that I could recommend is to increase both volume and clarity of the units.

, The bone conductive technology seems to be a gimmick. The lack of adjustability on the equalization of the music is limited. I only have two options, standard and voice? The sound out of the speakers is marginal at best. The fit is OK, but from a true headphone perspective falls way short of an apple AirPods to pro functionality. It was disappointing as someone who has hearing loss to not meet my expectations of the marketing of this product.

I bought the regular size and after they arrived thought they were too big for me. I went for a run the next day and they fit perfect. I do wonder how the smaller size would fit on me. Great sound - while at the same time able to hear my surroundings.

I'm really loving my new Shokz Open Run headphones! These are truly lightweight, comfortable and easy to use. They paired with my phone in seconds and have a great battery life! I'm really impressed with the sound quality and bass they provide while listening to music out on my runs! They hold their form and stay on during my runs with ease! I would highly recommend these to anyone looking for an upgrade in their headphones! Five out of five stars! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Not quite as loud as I had hoped. Had the air which were great! Loud clear and sturdy. Bought the Aeroplex which were a disappointment. Not very loud and people can't hear me talk when using the phone. Was hoping for vast improvement from there. At least people can hear me with these.

I love my open run pro mini headphones. I have two pairs I like them so much. I use them for everything running, hiking, rucking, mountain biking. reason I gave 4 stars is the battery life isn’t great. I have to charge mine 4-5 times a week. Also I think you could even go smaller with the minis. The minis are still a little big and I’m 5’10 180. But overall great headphones!

I really like that I can make a call and still aware of my surrounding. At work I have to wear ear plugs but I still can make a call and listening to music. Perfect. Caller saying they can hear me clearly . I forget that I have them on because there are so light

Pros: very comfortable, even when running with sunglasses on ... no "in-ear fatigue" that I get from wearing airpods for long periods of time Cons: sound quality is quite a bit lower than even low-quality "normal" headphones and is very impacted by outside sound. That means that, outside of running, I don't really like using these headphones. WHILE RUNNING, I find them to be quite good - though standard airpods have better sound, the Shokz headset is less susceptible to wind noise and therefore makes it overall about the same quality "net net"