Customer Ratings & Reviews

Absolutely love them, ive found i dont have my volume way up, and i dont have the squishy in my ear.

Got them for work as I drive for a living and need to hear my surroundings. Very pleased with them, battery life could be better but other than that great.

Headphones are the best because they don't block your ears. Very light weight. Highly recommend them. I use them when I drive.

These headphones are super loud and durable. And because they leave your ears open so you can still hear

I use these everyday at work has an excellent battery life. I usually charge them at night and they will last long past the work day. Making calls on them are great have had no complaints about not being able to hear me or sound like I’m in a tunnel. I have worn them in the rain and they still work great. Haven’t had an issue with them falling off for any reason definitely recommend.

For what they are, the audio quality is great (not for audiophiles). I use these more for regular phone calls and listening to music while walking the crime infested streets of LA. They really help me stay aware if someone may be coming up from behind me. My big complaint is the battery and connectivity. The bluetooth tends to cut in and out (once in a while) and the battery stopped holding a charge in the first month. However, they warranty covered it and I don't have an issue anymore

This is my third set of Shokz bone conducting headphones as I've used them so much that I wore them out. I've tried other brands and none sound as good as Shokz.

I was very surprised at the sound quality. Pros: Lightweight, long battery life, decent sound quality, great case. Charging is easy and uses a magnet to secure headphones while charging. Very comfortable for a moderate amount of time. Secure fit so you won't lose them. In quiet environments, it works well with your phone. The voice quality is good. Cons: Pairing with two devices can be challenging but it does work. The app has no real value other than updates. Proprietary charging cable, if you lose it you will have to order another from Shook. Talking in noisy environments is difficult due to volume limits and limited noise canceling. I do use these quite often, they are convenient. These are not a good replacement for Bose or Beats Pro earbuds. If you demand high-quality music these may not be what you need. But if you travel, workout, or are on the move, these may be exactly what you need. The likelihood of losing these is much lower than earbuds. I fly a lot and found losing earbuds expensive. Use these when I'm on the move and my earbuds when I'm in my home, office or another area where finding a lost earbud is easier. Overall I do recommend these especially if you travel or are active.

Great to use in an office to tune out chatter and listen to podcasts/music but still be able to hear when someone needs to speak with you.

The headphones are light, comfortable, and sound good. I will be honest and say the audio quality isn’t quite as good as my Bose QC35. But we aren’t comparing apples to apples there. I’m not saying the audio isn’t good by saying this. The Shokz are lighter and don’t build up the heat like enclosed headsets. I like the fact you can still hear things from your surroundings (when walking outside and etc. I bought them for my Dad who is having hearing problems. He can wear them even with his hearing aids in. These are bone conductivity, so they work different from regular headsets. Depending on how tech savy the person, you could pair it to a TV as well. I’ll probably upgrade my current Bluetooth earpiece to these later. I’ll use them while driving and or listening to music.

Excellent purchase only at Best Buy. It’s easy to find there.

I recently upgraded to these after almost 2 years of owning the original Shokz headphones. I became a huge fan of the original Shokz for walking, biking, and doing chores around the house and figured these would be worth trying since they promised longer battery life and improved sound quality. In both these categories, I'm happy to say they deliver! Along with a newer, much nicer, carry case, I was happy to pay the price to upgrade to this new version. If you aren't familiar with bone conduction headphones, I'd strongly suggest trying them out at your local Best Buy. The sound quality is hard to characterize, because they don't operate like normal headphones, so you may want to make sure it works for the kind of listening you're looking to do. For podcasts and background music -- usually classic rock for me -- I've found the quality to be more than adequate.

Love the open ear design. Lets me listen to music while running

Nothing like being able to hear your surroundings but also be able to be fully immersed in when you are listening to. Also very comfortable I did try the ones that run about $40 and HATED them. Decided to give these a try and i often forget i am wearing them.

Solid open ear source of sound. Calls are loud and clear and anything with percussion is going to stand out. Anything with heavy bass isnt going to perform unless you put hearing protection in, on one hand has an advantage to other brands, but the turn side is that if your performing actions that require hearing protection, you not gonna hear anything anyway. But... After prolong use, they become very uncomfortable. It is bone conducting but thats the issue at the same time, it give me a massive headache after 3 hours. But I wont let that stop me from giving credit were credit is due.

That last a long time Good sign quality I had it for years

These are a good fit for anyone in construction, sports and activities in which you need to be alert. Battery will last the full 10 hours as advertised. That being said, the sound quality is 7/10 at the most. Connectivity was choppy at times.And they become bothersome after 6 hours of wear or so. You also can not use them while laying down as they push forward.

Reliable and great product.great customer service..

Very well liked...................................................

I tried the mini and initially thought the tighter fit would be better. I ended up getting the OpenRun Pro despite the clearance space behind the head but it turned out to be the better choice for me. When you start sweating the added airspace actually helps. The sound quality is enough for me to use while jogging while still being able to be aware of your surroundings. When you increase the volume and bass, it does start to distort but I'm not that kind of audiophile. I just need to be able to use it for music and the occasional conversations while out and about. After purchasing I realized there are more options out there but Shokz seem to have the best quality (so far) but they also tend to be on the higher end in terms of price. I got these when they were on sale.