Customer Reviews for Shokz - OpenRun Mini Wireless Bone Conduction Open-Ear Bluetooth Endurance Headphones (USB-Charging) - Black
Customer Rating
5
CrossFit- Highly recommend
on September 2, 2022
Posted by: Samantha I.
I highly recommend these headphones. They are comfortable and very durable. The sound quality is everything I hoped for. I used the old version of these headphones for years and I find the OpenRun are more comfortable with improved clarity. I do CrossFit workouts and never have to worry about the headphones falling off.
I really like the OpenRun headphones. I find them to be very comfortable and the sound is nice. I can still hear when I have bikes coming up behind me on the trail. Too bad there is no charging information in the box. The manual is on line but the charging information should be in the pamphlet in the box.
If you are an athlete, or just like comfortable all day wear headphones. Buy these. You won't be sorry. I use mine daily for fitness and leisure listening. I am not an audio buff but to me they sound great. Loved so much bought my wife a pair.
Great fit, sound and light weight. Touch button to answer phone and advance to next song or replay a song is nice to have. Volume button is good to have too since some songs are louder than other songs. A little sweat from workouts don't hinder the functionality. It's worth it to purchase if you need you hands free without knowing you have anything on.
Love these. I use them while walking the dogs, working in the yard and listening to podcasts at work. If you are in a noisy place the sound can be harder to hear, even if you turn the volume up.
Using the Shokz Open Run, the sound quality of the music is almost as good as the best in-the-the ear head phones with the added advantage of being able to also hear ambient sound. I use the Sholz Open Run while inline skating in NYC traffic as well as listening to music when I am doing stretching, weight lifting and rowing at home. I am a satisfied. I recommend Shokz to anybody who exercises and needs to be aware of sounds in one’s immediate surroundings.