Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great product and I wear them every day since getting them

These are great headsets. People always say how they like them.

Great headphones to wear they are very comfortable

One of the best bone conduction earphones in the market today! Overall a happy customer.

Love using these when I’m going on walks or at work listing to the podcast

Durable, dependable and affordable. I love this bluetooth.

Awsome product, get to enjoy my music and podcast and still hear my surroundings

Amazing technology and ear saving design makes these a must have

Great sound and comfortable. The only thing I would change is they arent adjustable.

Great product and is a good fit. Great for when your at the gym.

The Shokz OpenRun Pro bone conduction headphones certainly have some nice features for sport headphones. However, everyone has different preferences for headphones, so I’ll discuss what I did and did not like, knowing that others may view the headphones differently based on their preferences. The headphones are very lightweight and sit comfortably on the ear. I’ve worn them for several hours at a time and they don’t feel heavy or awkward. They have enough flexibility for both larger and smaller heads, and that flexibility also allows me to put them on and take them off easily. Having the back portion of the headphone sitting low on the neck allows me to wear my cycling helmet without any issue or discomfort. I was not happy to see the proprietary USB charging cable. The charging cable has a magnetic connection to the headphones, not a microUSB or USB-C connection. So now I have to carry around yet another cable to charge this device, along with the risk of what I do if I lose the cable or it stops working. However, the connection is quite secure, and charging is faster than expected. The included case stores the headphones well and has an elastic holder for the charging cable. The case will easily fit in a backpack, and has enough structure to not get crushed—potentially damaging the headphones. This is my first experience with bone conduction sound. I personally find the technology quite innovative. As a cyclist, having my ears open instead of plugged (with earbuds) helps me stay much more aware of my immediate surroundings, and even allows me to have a conversation with my buddies, as long as the volume isn’t too loud. Music played through the headphones is adequate, but not spectacular. While the treble range and strength is good, bass is somewhat lacking. Podcasts and phone conversations were very crisp and had no distortion. The microphone works very well at a normal voice level. After using the headphones for several days, I understand why Shokx did not want to overdo the bass response. I found that when I had the volume a bit higher, a bassy male voice or bass-heavy music allows me to feel the vibration in my cheekbones. Turning down the volume one or two notches takes that sensation away. I would not want that sensation all the time. Do yourself a favor and don’t even bother downloading the Shokx app on your phone. I have an iPhone 11 and the app is buggy and useless. The pairing function in the app crashed several times, and the multi-pairing function in the app did not work at all. In addition, I was hoping for a dedicated equalizer in the app, but instead there is just a generic “music” and “voice.” While the app might be useful for firmware updates, I decided to pass on the app entirely. Pairing was easy using the included quick start card, but for multi-point pairing, I downloaded the manual from the internet and followed the detailed instructions, which worked very well. I have the headphones multi-linked to my phone and laptop. The headphones pick up the signal from one or the other when appropriate. Initiate a phone call, they connect to my phone. Move on to a meeting, and they pick up my laptop. Then go back to listening to a podcast, they go right back to the phone. An excellent feature. The volume buttons have good tactile feel, and are reasonably easy to locate even with cycling gloves on. The multi-function button does not have the same tactile feel as the volume buttons, but is also easy to locate both with and without cycling gloves. You need to be deliberate with double-presses (to advance music tracks), otherwise the headphones register it as two single presses. It just takes some getting used to. Locate the button, then tap, tap in quick succession. An audible beep indicates you did what you intended. A long hold of the multi-function button did activate Siri, which is always a nice feature to have, especially if I get a text message while on the bike and I don’t want to pull over to read it on my phone (and perhaps respond). Battery life was about 10 hours, as advertised. Very nice. I know I’ve provided a lot of information about the Shokx OpenRun Pro headsets. Overall, I like them. Having an open ear is very important to me, and when I’m on my bike, great bass response is not really my highest priority. I want headphones that are light, comfortable for long rides, easy to operate, have Siri functionality, play music with enjoyable quality and clarity, and last my entire ride. These fit the bill for me.

Good sound. Will vibrant a bit next to ear temple.

I got these because I run a lot in a very trafficked area. I thought they would be more gimmicky, but they are actually pretty useful. Of course the sound qualities not the same as some normal headphones, but they do their job as they do very well.

Only take em off to charge them! Get so comfortable you dont know u have on

Perfect for everyday use. Use them for work and can still hear everything around me.

Love these - great sound and I really like that you can still hear everything around you

Aftershoz makes the best bone conduction headphones hands down for hands free.

Great product works great unlesss there is a lot of noise around you. Besides that great product

The product worked excellent for my needs, good choice

Super comfortable Bluetooth conduction headphones.