For someone who hasn't owned this brand, the Openrun Pro is 4/5 but compared to the Openrun it is 3/5. I find very little difference between the two and actually find a better fit in the Openrun mini which improves the bone conduction. Quality is fine I've never had issues. I think a more diverse sizing of the brand is the most needed.

This is my third pair of Shokz Headphones, last pair being Aeropex, and I’ve had no problems with either previous pair, in short they’ve been fantastic and I still use both of them. Positives, Open run pros instantly feel lighter and more comfortable than last Gen (Aeropex) and get just as loud, they also pair via Bluetooth a second or so faster Unfortunately for me that is where the positives end when comparing the Open Run Pro to Aeropex First off, I’m no audio quality expert/purist, I just want a pair of headphones that delivers something that sounds good. Music played through Open Run Pro sounds clear, but the music is dull. I use the Shokz headphones for cycling, hiking and gym, and generally listen to tracks which have a bit of energy/vibrancy to them, Open Run Pro sound profile makes the tracks sound flat and lacks bass. While Aeropex sound profile isn’t anywhere near as good as my Sony WF-1000XM4 ( like comparing apples to oranges) I believe the Aeropex (last Gen) sound profile is substantially better than Open Run Pro At higher volumes with a bass heavy track, the Open Run Pro vibrate a lot, and is far more noticeable then Aeropex at the same volume, close to the point of being distracting on the Open Run Pro. Lastly the Open Run Pro came with only one charging cable, where Aeropex came with two, which is disappointing given the charging port is a proprietary design The Open Run Pro is definitely a setup up in comfort to Areopex, but a number of steps back as to track sound quality and vibration annoyance (at high volumes such as 80% or higher)

I feel like even the minis are too big. I wear a ponytail and the back feels more stabilized. An unexpected benefit wearing them in the nature center and hearing all the sounds. My other headphones are large over the ear and I could never wear them in there.

Just what I was hoping they would be. The quality is very nice. They don't feel cheap. They sound good! It's so nice having my ears free to hear my environment while I'm running. The only negative I have found is that it can be a little tricky finding a comfortable position for them while bundling up for cold running. Other than that they are very comfortable and I'm glad I got them.

We bought two of Shokz. I am an average male and mine fit great. My wife is petite and hers fit very loose and she struggles to keep them in place. Both pair are the standard size. We a considering ordering the small size for her. We bought these for airplane travel and my wife doesn't like things in her ears. The back ground noise is often too much for the shokz to overcome.

Well worth the money. I am not able to wear in-ear headsets at work and these allow me to one of the few whom have a headset at the job. Gave my first pair to a friend who would not be able to get a pair for some time. I watched a review of the OpenRuns and just knew I had to get them. Not disappointed. Thanks for making a great product

The headphones are great elf or running, very easy to connect. The sound quality is good but it’s not comparable to like noise cancelling or in ear. It’s still good sound and you are able to hear your surroundings overall I think most people will enjoy these headphones! It’s also great that they are ip55 rated so you don’t y have to worry that much about them getting sweat on them just make sure to wipe them off after a workouts and you are good.

This is my 3rd set, they are by far the best headphones ever. I was skeptical when I purchased my first set, definitely far better than I had imagined. I’ve upgraded every time, the sound and clarity incredible. The ability to listen and still have a conversation is without removing my headphones is awesome. I have several friends who have purchased Shokz headphones.

Daith wearers rejoice! I didn't consider before getting my peircings that they would make wearing earbuds uncomfortable. The open ear design means I don't need to worry about any of my jewelry plans. It's also great to be able to hear people coming up behind me, I run in a busy park and awareness is key. My only quibble is that if there is traffic noise it can be hard to hear spoken words unless you turn them up fairly high - stick with music, not podcasts.

I find them comfortable especially if I move then just a bit from time to time. Controls are positive and easy to use, the app for iphone is not. They have minimal features but for their purpose work well. The only negative is the slight muffled nature of the sound.