Customer Reviews for Shokz - OpenRun Mini Wireless Bone Conduction Open-Ear Bluetooth Endurance Headphones (USB-Charging) - Black
Customer Rating
5
4 set over 10 years!
on April 8, 2023
Posted by: Alan K.
We’ve tried other brands on/off-line and never had the satisfaction of sound quality, nor of ease of use, and/or overall quality. We started with Treks, then AfterShokz, and now Shokz, as the manufacturer updated its corporate structure and manufacturing technology.
The best we have seen and heard, and continued to use.
I had a pair of these that lasted a bout 9-12 months before they simply would not charge no matter what I tried. Decided to give them another try and have owned the pair I have now since Christmas 2022 (about 4 months). Same problem. They will not charge. I thought the pair before might have been faulty but looks like it may be an inherent problem with the device.
I bought the OpenRun Mini and I do not like how much they extend behind my head. When leaning back in the car or on a pillow, the ear piece moves forward and away from the position where they should sit. Recommend the back band be made adjustable.
This is my second pair and I've purchased two for my wife. They really do work excellently. If you are working out and sweat, get the more water resistant ones. I have been drenched in sweat and not had any issues. The open eat design is comfortable and allows me to hear what is going on around me. The sound is great and you almost forget they are on. I use an Android phone and have never had any issues. Great quality and light weight. I recommend this product.
I have the mini and I love! So easy to use and comfortable. Only issue I have is that my ponytail sometimes knocks them out of place when running. But other than that-no complaints.
I love that I am able to hear what’s going on around me, but am disappointed in how loud I have to actually turn up the volume to hear ANYTHING, even when there’s nothing going on around me! I mean- I run through a neighborhood, there’s not a lot of traffic, so it’s not loud background noise, but I still have to crank the volume on my tunes or podcasts.