They're comfortable but quiet. They lack bass when jogging, and can be inaudible in loud environments. They're fine for music, but not good enough for watching movies or podcasts on the run. Obviously they are not vacuum ones, and the reason is clear, but I expected a little deeper sound.
I bought these for the sole purpose of answering calls while mountain biking. They totally exceeded all expectations. I can hear the caller perfectly and I have never had anyone complain that they couldn’t hear me, even in windy conditions.
The head set is comfy. I’m an old guy with ok hearing. I would like to be able to make volume louder. Have a sound magnum button for those with bad hearing. They’re easy on /off, both putting on head and powering up. I’m very happy with them.
The mini is the perfect size for me. Sound is phenomenal, yet I can safely run while still hearing cars coming. So glad I chose these. GRAB A SET FOR YOURSELF!
I have been using a Shokz Openrun for a couple of years and was happy with its performance. I wanted to try the new Openrun Pro 2 to see if the sound improved. The Pro 2 is a quantum leap ahead of the Openrun. The sound is richer, fuller and the base is a true base sound. The setup was simple and the operation is the same as the Openrun, so there wasn’t a learning curve. The headband is the same size so it fit just as the Openrun. Bluetooth reception was at least equal to the Openrun (there are no dead spots at the gym). I was ready to take advantage of the 45 return option, but the Pro 2 is a keeper. I even like that it uses a USB-C cord so I don’t need to keep track of the magnetic power cord.
I would prefer the current charging device then the one it came with. The magnet one is better and doesn't require an additional plug for that type of end.