The sound is really good, and the battery life has been great. Really easy to use and to adjust to fit your needs. My only complaint is that the noise reduction is a bit over hyped. It doesn't do that much and the difference isn't very noticeable. There is also definitely some negative pressure. Cool concept, just not quite there yet for me. I'd probably save the money and go with the 2+

I really like the connection and the quality. The sound is pretty mid and the comfort could be much better. So the active noise blocking works well but there are different strange issues that happen sometimes with it. Torn I want to love them but so far it's a mixed bag. Great for podcast, mid for music shows and movies pretty good.

I will say that i miss the open run pros for the overall fit and ability to wear all day long, but i do love the sound quality of these new open fit pro 2 specially when listening to binaural beats. They do great on runs with the ability to have them in "open mode" or reduce the noise and just focus on the music. I will say the all day comfort for extra long runs is not the best so far but I feel like I will be able to get used to them. aaaand if not ill get another pair of open run pros. haha

Like them so far. About three weeks in. I use them most of the day. The battery life is great. Sound quality is great. Only issue I have when my phone is in my pocket and I turn my head sometimes I get some weird feedback.

Overall, the headphones are good. I was expecting them to be able to drown out the sounds around. Based on that alone if I had known, I would not have purchased them.

I've had many ear buds, Apple, Bose, and various others. These are the only ones that have been easy to wear, and have had as good of sound quality and don't go into your ears. You naturally hear in two ways, through bone conduction and through your eighth auditory nerve in the inner ear. That's why your voice sounds different when you hear it recorded. You're hearing it from the inside and it skips the ear drum. Great natural sound on these! My biggest peeve was ear buds falling out. Not with these. WELL DONE!!!

The sound quality is excellent and the noise reduction is great for open-ear buds. Don't expect the same noise cancelation as in-ear buds or over the ear headphones, but for open-ear there's is a noticeable difference. Almost no ambient sound when audio is playing, depending on how loud it Is. They are super comfortable, I sleep with them on and they never fall off. The battery life is great, especially with noise reduction off, and they charge super fast.

I bought these unsure if they would be worth it since I already have the OpenFit 2. I don't regret purchasing the pros whatsoever. The audio is a bit better, the case is MUCH nicer, I'm having less odd audio connection issues, and they fit better. The OpenFit 2's are great but they would often move around while I ran. The Pro's added weight and silicon tips alleviate that issue. The buttons are an upgrade too; they respond better to presses.

They function well enough, but their loudest doesn't get especially loud. Walking in a semi- busy shopping area, I couldn't hear parts of my audiobook at its loudest volume. Sometimes a feedback noise happens when adjusting the fit. The noise dampening works but also you can feel the dampening somehow? I was excited to get these but overall disappointed with my experience with them. I haven't yet tried them for running, but for travel and neighborhood walks it's been a no so far.

These headphones are in a word, exellent. They deliver on noticeable noise reduction and provide high quality audio . Biggest criticism: I've owned most versions of openrun line and a openfit. These are the least comfortable of all by comparison which seems to be relates to their weight, they seem a bit on the heavier side. Even still, these earbuds have the undeniable mark of quality and I applaud Shokz for walking that fine line between between true ANC and noise reduction. Please, keep this going! Can't wait to try the Openfit Pro 2!