Shokz Openrun Pro Wireless Bluetooth Headphones

I have been using traditional AirPods and AirPod Pro for years and unfortunately those headphones was creating a lot of moisture in my ears and causing ear infections. I have sever hearing loss and rely on headphones to talk on my phone and conference call. When my audiologist suggested Shokz, I was looking for something like the AirPods design but it didn’t exist at the time so I purchased the OpenRun Pro. Although OpenRun Pro kept my ears healthier due to my impaired hearing, I struggle to hear it unless I was in a quite environment. It just wasn’t load enough for me like the AirPods or my Sony XM4 but this shouldn’t be an issue for someone with normal hearing. When I saw Shokz was going to release OpenFit, I was really excited because it was something I have been looking for. For me personally, these have been louder than OpenRun Pro and I have enjoyed them. Pairing them to my iPhone was easy. However, when I tried to pair it to my iPad or a 2nd device I did have to google how to do it. I have been able to pair it to my MacBook Pro. I am still in the process and in figuring out how to connect to Windows 10 and MS Teams. Overall I am grateful and super happy with OpenFit.

I'd had the previous iteration, Aeropex, under the Aftershokz branding. I loved those things, owned three pairs overall. I was a little taken aback that these were slightly more expensive - I would have said the Aeropex were expensive, before I'd heard them. And it's the same with these. Once you hear them, you will know they're worth that price point. I did a side by side comparison between the Shokz OpenRun Pro and the Aeropex, and there's no question. Shokz took really really good headphones and made them great. The sound is clearer, and omg that bass though. I'm listening to a song with a bass drop as I type, and let me tell you, the OpenRun Pro captures it beautifully. I've also been told the sound quality of the mic is considerably better when used as a handsfree for phone calls. The quick charging is also amazing. Nothing worse than playing a game on stream and having my headphones go out, knowing that's about it. But with the OpenRun Pro, I'm able to throw them on the charger for 5 or 10 minutes, and they'll be good to go for a surprisingly long time! Overall, I've got nothing bad to say about these headphones. I'm legit trying to think of something, but nothing is coming to mind. I think the worst thing about them is that I only have the one pair right now :)

This is my second headset from Shokz. In addition to the OpenRun Pro, I have the OpenComm. Both are great headsets. Of course, picked up the OpenRun Pro for music & videos. The sound quality is fantastic. I can hear full range sounds when listening to music. With open ear comfort, I can still hear other sounds & be aware of my surroundings.

I purchased the Shokz OpenRun Pro for my wife because she walks and as a three-time cancer survivor, needed the best. She loves them! That is why I purchased a basic set for myself when I work in the yard. ( Gave them to her to put away for a birthday gift, which was yesterday!) I really like them but the difference between the two is pretty significant.

I purchased an OpenRun Pro while traveling through an airport some years ago and was highly impressed with the technology and sound quality. I highly recommend the purchase of Shokz because of the technology. I like the Shokz OpenRun Pro for hearing and communicating clearly without compromising my ability to remain aware of my surroundings. It is subtle but important to me.

I absolutely love the OpenRun Shokz. Initially, I bought the OpenAir version and let my son try them out, and then he bought the OpenRun Pro and I was impressed enough with them to upgrade to the OpenRun. So far I've convinced one co-worker, both of my parents, and now my brother is rumored to be buying a pair. I love that I can wear them while cycling and still be alert to my surroundings. They are lightweight, comfortable and the call quality is great! I'm definitely glad that I purchased them.

I bought the Bose QC35 wireless headphones and could not connect to my older Mac Pro. Turns out the Bose QC35 required Bluetooth 4.x, and the Mac Pro has Bluetooth 2.1. So I bought this adapter and it worked like a charm. I can now connect to my iPhone 6S and switch to the Mac Pro easily.

I love my Shokz headphones so much!! I use them daily. Prior to having Shokz, I refused to use Bluetooth headphone and ear buds. I found that the battery life left more to be desired! Shokz has changed all that! Thankfully!! Ive recommended Shokz to everyone I know.

I have had had Shokz going all the way back to wired aftershokz headphones before Bluetooth, I love the open ear product and have had open moves I bought for my whole family , but the new open fit air I got for my wife she loves, and she used to use Bose quiet comfort earbuds.

This is my 3rd pair of Shokz. I like this OpenRun version the best. I got the mini and they fit very nicely.