SHOKZ OpenRun (AfterShokz Aeropex) - Open-Ear Bluetooth Bone Conduction Sport Headphones - Sweat Resistant Wireless Earphones for Workouts and Running - Built-in Mic, with Headband

Well Ill start this out on the pros. Battery life is better, charging plug is way better.

First time with these, size spec worked well, got the minis. Working very well so far.

Best sound like I’m listing through a sound bar. Comfortable with my mask and hear wear

I used these for about a week. Im not an audiophile, but pickier-than-average about audio quality, and I was impressed with how good these phones sound. Perfectly good for podcasts; meh with music but better than expected. Battery life seemed ample. One interesting use case was being able to put in foam earplugs while working with power tools but still hearing my podcast content via bone conduction.

Ive tried many times between OpenRun and Pro. Although the Pro does have slightly better bass and background musics, but because of that, its acoustic (human singing) sound is not as clear as this regular OpenRun headphones. The difference is very small, but you can feel it if you have those songs with pure singings. So, it depends on what you prefer. I personally prefer to hear clear acoustic sounds. So, its not worth to pay more but have the lesser quality.

Liitle expensive but worth every penny.Sound is great but definetely lower than earbuds.Bass is ok.You could easily hear the exterior sounds.

Très bon produit.

Would recommend for any runner!

mais pour le reste c’est super

Be careful with volume settings during connection. The bone transfer sound for me feels at least 3x more powerful than any over ear headphones I have. And I can hear everything around me so win/win. A great product: comfortable, quality built, nice mike pickup, good sound reproduction and overall decent battery. So why not a perfect score? I take one star off due to occasional (very annoying to me) noise. In a traditional headset, typically the noises related to functions are unperceivable, muffled or simply rare. With these Shokz, even the tiniest system noises are bone transfer amplified. Every time some system switch flips on or off, or something else happens in connected machine, there is always a little tsssssss. I am looking forward to Shokz perfecting this technology: eliminating system noise would make a truly perfect headset.