I love these headphones. This is the third pair I have had over the past 5 years. The first two both stopped working after usage for 50% of the week over 2 + years, so pretty well lasting product. The first pair were in warranty so were replaced for free, three years ago - excellent customer service. I accept they will probably only last for up to three years which seems to be the nature of the beast with these kind of products. I did buy a cheaper pair of a different brand in between which just showed how superior Shokz headphones are. The sound and fit on the other brand did not come anywhere near to the quality you get with Shokz headphones and they were only working in one ear by 6 weeks with no replacement options!
This time I opted for a mini size and I cannot fault them. The battery lasts for hours and hours, you can do a quick 10 minute change just to last for one run or one gym visit if you forget to charge them properly. For me the fit is the best thing. I struggle with other brands to get them to feel right and to not be annoying. Shokz mini fit me perfectly, I cannot feel them at all. I also like the magnetic charger - it lessens the risk of getting moisture into the headphones.
So in summary, these are great and will not disappoint. They are a bit pricey but worth the price, even if you can only expect them to last for a few years. The warranty will allow you to have them mended or replaced so definitely worth while and the customer service for this is excellent. Don’t waste money on inferior brands - Shokz are definitely the best.

The openruns are amazing would give 10 stars if i could.

Having used another brands open earphone and some wireless earpods that broke at the first sign of sweat i decided to look into shokz openrun i wish i just went straight to them in the first place.

I went for the openrun mini in blue, the mini is a good size not too big, not too small and the blue colour looks great.

Waterproof rating means there is no problem to the amount of sweat. The earphones don't move at all running at any pace you really don't realise they are even on. My daughter even likes using them to practice her cartwheels whilst listening to music (might need to buy a second pair for her).

The sound quality is brilliant whilst still being able to hear everything else around you on runs which is very good from a safety point of view without losing any quality.

Battery life is excellent and the fact you can do a 10 minute quick charge and get 1.5 hours out of it is perfect for the times i forget to charge them.

A lot of races will only allow bone conducting earphones so these are ideal for that.

Overall worth every penny, if you are thinking about buying them just go for it you will love them.

I'll admit I was skeptical about these as I was pretty happy with the ear buds I had been using. Now my running mileage is increasing and I'm finding myself running down a lot of country lanes and after reading many many reviews I thought I'd give them a try. I'm glad I did, the sound quality is never going to be on par with more traditional ear buds (it's still pretty good) but the trade off for being able to hear what's going on around me and the feeling of safety that gives is worth it. I've run with them in the rain with no issues, they are very light and fit well, the controls are easy to use and I'm also impressed with the battery life. I would definitely recommend them.

To start with the design of the Openrun Shokz is excellent. They are so lightweight and fit so well that you hardly notice you are wearing them. Using them while running they stay in place which takes a way the stress of them falling out my ear like I had with other headphones. They allow me to hear traffic when I’m running which is a big plus. (I also have hearing aids and can wear them with the shokz without any problem) On a day to day basis they are also great for listening to music around the house and the bone conduction means you are still able to hear the door or phone - or even my pup ringing her bell to get out. They have great features such as taking calls and it is so easy to pause or skip tracks when listening to music. The magnetic charger is great as there is no fumbling in the dark if coming home late and not wishing to disturb others and they are so easy to carry with you when travelling. I am now on my third set of shokz- the others still work but I like to have a spare pair and wanted to upgrade and I wouldn’t choose any other headphones.

I bought these headphones to use with my phone in busy environments. I have no vision and operate my phone using the built-in access speech. It's very hard to hear it sometimes, for example in the street or on the train, even if I turn up the volume without using headphones. This can mean other people can hear my phone too, including if I'm doing financial transactions, for example. I didn't want in-ear phones or ones that cover my ears, because I want to hear what's going on around me. I also wanted to be able to use verbal directions and hear my surroundings, as I can't see. Many venues now offer audio apps and audio descriptions for events such as concerts, so in-ear headphones would be difficult to use. The bone-conducting phones have amazing sound quality and still allow you to hear everything going on around you, and I found them extremely helpful on recent train journeys. Bluetooth connectivity means I can also avoid annoying wires between phones and my device. The only slight niggle? The spoken confirmation that the headphones are switched on or off is very quiet and I struggled to hear it on the train or in the street. I can't see the coloured lights which would give me the confirmation visually. The phones have no haptics which could also confirm whether they were switched on or off. The other issue is that if I want to make a voice recording which includes the sounds around me, for example as a substitute to visual photographs, the noise-cancelling feature inhibits this.