Comfortable! Easily adjustable. Can pair to two different devices simultaneously—interesting feature that extends range at home. Battery life could be better but understandable given their size.
The sole complaint I have about these - and pretty much all the models - is that they don't quite fit with larger Neanderthal skulls like mine. After a while they start to hurt to wear.
Love my headphones. They make my walks so much safer now that I can hear my surroundings. My only complaint is that the neck frame is too large for those of us with smaller heads. As a result it gets easily bumped and won’t stay in the proper position for good sound.
Best Bone Conduction Headphone - 2 years using experience
on November 4, 2022
Posted by: Dake S.
As a cyclist, I bought an AfterShokz Aeropex Tour De France special series (left in photo) about 2 years ago. The using experience is amazing, and it made me a loyal user of Shokz. I bought the new Openrun (right), an upgraded version from Aeropex. And it performs quite well as expected.
Pros: - Best sound effect around bone-conduction headphones - Excellent wearing experience, light-weight, skin friendly - Glasses compatible, helmets compatible - Water proof, sweat proof - Quick charge
Cons: - Not so convenient to control play list - though it have a button to switch next/previous song. - If use in max volume, some voice may be heard by others around you. (I usually use it in 50% volume, and it will work quitely to others.)
I had the OG shokz and I liked them. But I upgraded to AirPods Pro when the new ones came out. They wasn’t what I wanted. Got the new open runs and am not buying anything but these from now on. Love them.