I had the originals, so waiting so long for this generation is a marked difference. My last finally just snapped right at the earpiece. These are super light and do not interfere as much with my glasses and sunglasses like the last. In other words, no pain after a couple hours of wearing them. The sound is great, and I’ve always appreciated hearing my surroundings. Talking on the phone/mic is apparently very clear on the other end. Highly recommend.

Over the past 4 years I’ve worn a pair of AfterShokz and now Shokz almost every day either all day at work or at the gym or both and these are the best bone conducting headphones around by far. The BEST! They’re so comfortable I forget they are on and the sound quality is amazing. At work I keep them connected to my personal phone and work phone and the transition between the two is seem less. I am a lifelong believer in these headphones.

I'm happy with my Shokz. I'm a cyclist, and one of the biggest benefits of this headset is that I can stay more alert and aware of my surroundings while wearing them. They fit comfortably, have a decent battery life, and the sound quality - while not exactly high fidelity - is pretty good at hitting the highs and low with sufficient "punch". For an open-ear headset that I bought to be worn while I cycle outside in the elements like wind and rain, they deliver!

Just a little big on the head when ordered a small band. Sound is awesome. Wind when blowing does indeed softens the noise as described. The battery life lasts a long time I work 10 shifts listening podcasts all day. Comfort is good when I have them sitting in the right place Not sure if I’m going to upgrade yet.

Getting the mini's was definitely the right choice for me. It fits more snug on my head, and the design really feels more due to it being reduced in size. The only concern I have is the audio is quieter than the previous Shokz I had, which wasn't mini's.

The light weight open ear design of these headphones makes them very comfortable to use in a variety of day to day activities. The sound quality is a little less than ideal but that's due to the limitations of the technology. From working in the home office taking phone calls, to doing chores around the house, to walking on the treadmill or outside these headphones have fit the need for most any situation.

As an individual that wears hearing aids, sun or reading glasses much of the time the Open Pro technology makes it simple and effective to accomplish the quality of sound I like, maintains extended life on my hearing aids and simply aids me in maintaining my quality of hearing! Thank You!

I don’t know how I lived without my Shokz. I take them off for only a few activities. I have a backup set ready to go. I’ve recommended that others with hearing loss get them and they say the same thing I’ve thought since getting my first set: my Shokz have been life changing.

I got the pros for my husband. He was complaining about not having a Bluetooth headset. For over a year I have been trying to get him to try my openruns. He broke down and finely did …. And loved them. I had him wear mine for a few weeks to get a good feel to decide if he really liked them, and he was eager to get himself a pair. He opted for the pros and loves them. He said it’s got great battery life and the sound is pretty decent compared to my regular openrun set. Personally I don’t hear the difference it he does and loves them .. that’s all that matters I guess.

This is my second pair. I’m a big fan of how long they last when connected. I ran a 100 mile race with them and they did amazingly. My biggest grip is he ting them connected. I use AirPods during the day and when I try to switch them over and connect to my Apple Ultra Watch it takes several attempts….for whatever reason they connect to our Peloton bike and Tread without any issues?