This is my second pair of Shokz - I bought my first pair after an accident that left me very sensitive to sound. I love this concept or controlling sound while still being able to hear things around me if I need to. These make for a very friendly office environment and the consistent tone in my ear is never "shocking" like other ear pieces in your ear. It's also like there are not even there under the back of my hair almost non-detectable.

These make everything on a phone better. Talking to anyone on the phone. Listening to music while out in the world. Although if I'm sitting at home listening to music, I still a higher fidelity headset... Prefer these to in-car Bluetooth. The mini's fit great for a man with short hair. My ONLY complaint is the highest volume setting isn't as loud as it was in the original Mini's, which would be a blessing on some phone calls.

I have always used the in ear noise canceling earbuds. Over the last few weeks it seemed as though the outter ear cartilage was becoming sensitive to these buds. I have been an Apple AirPod Pro user for quite some time but due to this new irritation I needed to look for a different earphone. Looking at the reviews on line for Shokz I made the purchase and could not have been happier. Who knew that this bone conduction earphone could be so good. The Shokz are very comfortable with excellent sound quality including be than decent base. I know it does not sound like a concert hall, but pretty darn close. Great job Shokz

Not as good as I wanted with my ski helmet. Integration with iphone and siri is not good. Cant control with voice inside helmet. Cant reach the control button when inside helmet. Much better for biking with a bike helmet. Still cant get good Siri integration.

I will use these for running and at the office when I want to also be able to hear my surroundings. The connection to devices is a little frustrating. I have to actively pair, the volume also doesn't change with the controls on the device, I have to use the buttons on the headphones instead. They also don't automatically turn off, so the battery drains if you take them off and don't manually hold down the power button. The vibration on my face is also occasionally a little ticklish

Got Tinnitus several years ago and couldn’t wear in ear any more. Found Shokz, and not only did they enable me to keep listening to music while running, but they are more comfortable and stay in better than any ear buds, and the open ear design allows me to hear crazy bikers bearing down on me before they get there.

Things I like: new charging port. Great sound. Things I wish were just a bit better: The pause button is hard to operate when you are active because it blends in too well with the housing. Size: I wish it were perhaps 1cm longer. The regular size is almost too long and this one is almost (almost!) too short.

The OpenRun Pro is amazing! I got a one for my husband. He loves wearing it for work calls and podcasts. I got the Mini OpenRun Pro for my mother-in-law, who can wear these and hear clearly WITHOUT her hearing aids in! BUT she can also wear them her hearing aids in place. 😍 I also got one for my mother, who loves listening to audiobooks. Now I just need to get one for my father and myself. 🥰

I'm going to talk about how safe I feel with them on. Not only can I listen to music and answer calls but also it keeps my ears free to hear other things at the same time I'm using my shokz due to them being bone conducting my ears are also free to hear things so I believe this is great for safety as well.

With top of the line quality these have quickly become my favorite headphones. Built well and from good quality materials. Long battery life and clear audio makes these perfect for my long runs. Also love that no one else can hear my audio while I’m on the bus jamming out!