Shokz OpenRun Pro Cream

Sound quality isn't top notch, but it's good. I use it in combination with the wavelet equalizer app. This has a default setting for the shokz. App recognizes the shokz when connected. The default setting of wavelet makes the shokz sound very good. At loud bass or high volume, they vibrate a bit on your skin. It takes some getting used to, but it hardly bothers me. They are therefore not really suitable for solid beats with hard bass, or very loud volume. The shokz simply stay in place perfectly under all circumstances. No more problems with earplugs falling out. They are also very comfortable, you hardly feel them. Not completely waterproof, but sufficient for sports in rain or perspiration. At a somewhat lower volume, you can still hear your surroundings reasonably well during exercise/running. I like music, have high demands on sound quality, and am very satisfied with the shokz openrun pro!!!!

Wears great and sound is more than fine. A small disadvantage is that you cannot listen to good music in bed because the bracket then presses into your pillow.

They work very well as a replacement for my Jabra Active 7. It's wonderful to have my ears free while running. Finally I hear people saying hello and such. It also feels freer while walking because I am no longer completely closed off. I think the sound quality is good while running. It cannot be compared with my Sony noise canceling headset, but that is not a fair comparison because I only use it indoors. If you expect real bass, such as with an over-ear, then it will certainly be disappointing, but that is not what they are intended for for me. Enjoy walking and still experience the surroundings, traffic and the like and that goes really well. The only thing was that during a storm this week I had to turn it up louder than normal. When I stand still I feel it vibrate (but it is actually too hard), when I run I no longer feel that