If you're like me and share charging cords across devices, this is a super annoying to use. I keep a charging cord by my bed, in my car, by my sofa, and at work. I never have to move them, but can charge my phone, computer, headlamp, my other headphones and more - all using the charging cord most convenient when I need a charge. With this unique magnetic option I kept moving it from one place to another to charge and quickly lost it. Now I have unusable headphones. Universal charging cords are a major convenience. Wish I hadn't bought this set and that I could buy the older versions of shokz I used to have. The buttons are also not as easy to use as the prior versions.

They allow you to listen to music while hearing conversations around you. They're great for that. In a loud environment, they're not going to work well. Music quality is not a thing with these. Don't buy them expecting great sound quality. Do buy them if you want to listen to something while also being able to have a separate conversation.

Didn’t realize that a headset could be so versatile and comfy. No more ear soreness from extended use. I wear them all day. I put them on the night stand to charge before I go to sleep and then put them back on the next morning after I shower. A essential part of my “every day carry” items.

They need a smaller open run pro! These are too big and are constantly getting caught on my shirt and jacket collars! Too loose and keeps flopping around when I'm active. I hate it, which is upsetting because for this price I'll have to use it for the foreseeable future. That's what I get for wanting water resistant for running AND long battery life for my 12 hour work shifts.

I love these things! When I first tried them out at a Ragnar event, I went home and purchased my first ones that was about 5 years ago. I just bought a second pair. My husband and son have them. I encouraged my sister to try them and she’s wearing them. My mom (age 74) just purchased her first pair and loves them too! I love that I can run and hear everything around me while still listening to my music or podcasts! The safety alone was the selling point for me. Highly recommend Shokz!

When compared to my beats or AirPods, the system interface really pales in comparison. It’s clunky, and I miss the ability to switch between my devices. Along with that, it seems like I need to be on volume 15/20 to actually hear whatever I’m playing, especially if it’s not music. Music sounds great, but it doesn’t work as well for podcasts or audiobooks. Other people can hear a bit of the audio as well.

These are extremely comfortable and I can wear them for hours without even noticing that I'm wearing them. Really good sound quality while also allowing me to interact and hear the world around me. They have been great for work, allowing me to listen to my music while still being able to assist my customers. Only feature or upgrade that these need is perhaps more EQ settings to help your music sound just that much better.

Used them three times after purchasing and they worked fine, battery life was shorter than advertised though. I got busy at work and didn’t use them for 2 months, I take them out of the case and they will not take a charge or power on at all. Waste of money.

Great battery life and easy to use. I am a stroke survivor and only have the use of my right hand. I wear these all day everyday to be able to take and make calls and still keep my only hand free (instead of needing to keep my only available hand stuck holding a phone to my face. Simple functional controls, great sound, and so comfortable I forget I'm wearing them.

I was unsure how these would feel on my ears with my glasses. I have tried in ear earphones but they ALL hurt my ears even with the cushy soft things and the different sizes. Then I tried the over the ear headphones but those squeez my glasses to my ears and hurt as well. So when I found these I was hesitant but figured what the heck. I did tons and tons of research on reviews and none ever mentioned how they worked with glasses. There is some awkwardness on occasion but it is usually negligible.