I have spent a week comparing the standard size vs the mini. I run with my hair braided as well and couldn’t figure out the best fit with the standard size! I’m a 6’ tall Amazon woman with a large head, but decided to go with the mini because I usually wear a braid. Having braids over the band is much more comfortable for long runs! The mini it is! Thank you for this review!!
I'm still trying to get the device to work properly for me. I think that you might want to add a video that goes slower for those of us that do get the tech of this device (but in reality, I don't really get what buttons I push when).....heeeeellllllllppppp!
Hi Matt! I found your channel several months ago from watching your Shokz review videos! As a jump roper, I was searching for headphones or earbuds that would stay in my ears and not take flight during a drenching jump rope session. Jump ropers perspire more than runners because we aren’t creating our own headwinds to cool us down. I bought a pair of OpenRuns several months back and I absolutely love them. They are perfect for jumping rope and I’m constantly recommending them to other jumpers on social media. I completely agree with the battery life - I probably charge them every 6 weeks and they’re ready for jump roping 4 times a week for 30 minutes. Another amazing feature is that they remember the volume levels on my iPad. If I adjust the volume of Spotify for external speakers, when I connect my OpenRuns, the volume returns to the original level. Maybe other headphones do that, but none I’ve ever used. Can’t say enough good things about them!
I have a really small head, and the mini is still a tad too big... But mine came with a headband! Let me tell you how awesome these are now! I put them on, raise the back up so it sits perfectly, and then put the headband on to keep in in place. I can then put on my winter hat! So glad I found these! The ones that stick in your ear are HORRIBLE if you have to wear a winter hat all day
I have an older pair of aftershox. They’ve been amazing. I wear them outside for running in temperatures that range from -30degrees Celsius to +38 degrees Celsius One of the challenges of being an outdoor runner in Canada is trying to find equipment that will withstand pretty intense temperatures. My current pair of shox lasted three years running in these crazy temperatures. They are the only durable headphones I’ve found that also help keep me safe while running outside. I’m happy you showed the differences in the sizes because I’ve been thinking the mini but now after seeing your review, I will definitely get the mini!
Wooh! You Canadians get some crazy weather swings! I'm glad your last pair lasted so long! It's funny that the mini are so new; I think the mini will work best for most people!
Just bought mine for work, I am a paramedic I hope the hands free calling works well and the ability to listen to music but still hear the radio and environment around me.
I actually use my titaniums when I mow. I use foam ear plugs for ear protection, and the shokzs give me clear audio while using lawn equipment. Only down side is you can't chat with your neighbors as easily during the mow!
This is a fantastic use of the headphones with ear plugs. You get to protect your hearing and still listed to what you want! Depending on who your neighbors are, the earplugs aren't necessarily a down side! 🤣
I'm looking into bone conductor earphones and this is actually a great argument for getting them. Aside from running, I like putting some music on while vacuuming, but worry about my ear health when I blast music through in-ears over the noise of the vacuum cleaner.
@@MetallicAddict15 Your good to worry about your ear health, but the down side of bone conduction is they don’t work well when you use them in loud environments. Remember your ears are still open! I doubt you’d be able to hear anything over a vacuum cleaner. Same goes on an aircraft with the ambient engine noise. This can be remedied by wearing ear plugs, but who wants to do that!
I have the Open Fit and absolutely love them! I just ordered the Open run mini to see if they are like aeropex. I loved the deep bass in them. They are amazing for music and even calls, I have put down my Air Pods Pro2 for these and don't think I'm going back
I'm with you! I only use my AirPods Pro 2 at home when I want a more encompassing listening experience! I use the OpenRun for every workout! What do you think of the OpenFit?
@@its_Matt_B_ I love the OpenFit! The battery and sound is amazing! I have switched back and forth while in the car, but even still I lean on the OpenFit more than the Air Pods. The sound even on calls, FaceTime, Zoom are better than expected!
Managed to pick up a pair of openruns during prime day at 20% off. Luckily had. £50 voucher too so they only cost me around 50 quid. Haven’t managed to try them yet but I’m sure I won’t be disappointed
Well I received my Openrun phones few hours back. I think the sound quality is rather good especially female vocalist. I played Carly Simons Hotcakes and her voice sounded great. The only issue I've had is getting the sound balance right, I was having problems with sound mostly coming from the right. I did reset them and also moved the balance on my Pixel a bit to the left. What I've found is that I can control the soundstage ( I like voices being in middle of my head) I found best way was to move the right hand transducer forward a bit this seems to move the sound more to the left.. works for me anyway.
Thanks for this! I have an old pair of the model Titanium, which finally died for someone hearing me on the phone, yet the music is still "ok". I have a small head(my motorcycle helmet is xs)so the band was too big and aggravating. Ive decided to get a pair of mini shox, i wish they offered all models in mini.
Thanks for the review. Note: Standby time is very different from operating/listening time. Shokz for their microphones. look elsewhere for sound quality.
Hi Matt. Glad you made this video as I've been curious about bone conduction headphones. Presently, I switch between Apple AirPods and Bose Soundsport. The AirPods are great because they're wireless, but they constantly feel like they're going to fall out of my ear. Bose Soundsport sound great, but the dangling cord drives me nuts and if I'm running on the treadmill there is a 100% chance my hand will catch the cord and send my headphones and phone careening down the belt to the floor.
It sounds to me like you’re the ideal person for these headphones! I use my AirPods Pro for a more immersive listening experience when I’m at home, but I would never use them for exercise (they feel like they’d fall out and I’m scared to lose one). I use my Shokz every day for my workouts and they’re the best (most convenient) I’ve found for using while being active.
You might laugh, but I've been skating with wired GE 95432 Foldable Headsets for years because of the cable's behind-the-neck feature and volume control. I did like the pioneer wireless neckband earbuds before they died off too. I have the OpenRun Pro Mini on the way for a skate event in NYC next month.
Hi Matt - I came across yr channel and I am thankful for your review, now I have decided to get the mini size. I am excited to try it out when it arrives .
Great video. I purchased the minis a few days ago and the only negative is if I'm watching a video at home, I cannot recline as my head rests on the back of the sofa and that pushes them forward (I hate in-ear buds). Otherwise, love them.
I was curious about these, so I watched multiple reviews. I am convinced that either Shokz sends a script with a free product (and something extra, perhaps), or people cite each other videos without plagiarism or every reviewer comes to the same video structure magically. I bought cheaper $25 headphones just to see the difference (thanks to another youtube video) - the sound quality was very similar, and connectivity, and the quick charge is not worth $155 extra for me. The $25 bone conduction headphone has now slowly replacing my notice cancelling earphones (mostly used for microphone usage and noise cancellation). By the way, I watched this video twice, once before watching and once after. Good video.
Shokz did indeed send me these headphones, however there was no script and they didn’t tell me what I should include. I think the features of a pair of headphones are so limited that every reviewer talks about the same things. I’m so glad to hear you found the less expensive option worked well for you. I’ve tried cheaper options and always found the sound to be very funny compared with these Shokz! Thanks so much for watching! 👊🏽
@@its_Matt_B_ Hello! Yes, thanks to your review, I purchased two - a mini for me and the regular size for my husband. Seeing your wife with the mini on helped guide my decision. Thanks again - this was the best review that I found!
For me they are amazing. I actually gave away my AirPods Pro after I got these. The multi-purpose button is fiddly while running, but they are great otherwise. Highly recommend.
Been using Shokz openmove for the last two years, won't run in any other headphones. Also worth mentioning that here in the UK some races will only allow bone conductor headphones so that's another plus point.
Before I made the video I thought I would mention bone conduction headphones being the only UK Athletics approved headphones, but i didn’t make a note so I forgot! 🙄 It’s a huge selling point! I’m glad you’re still enjoying your OpenMove after two years! 👊🏽
Wow I should have watched this before buying the pro version. Great review man. I have the pro and it to big for my head. The sound quality is excellent though.
@@its_Matt_B_ I bought it from Amazon. I'm not the type to return stuff unless its defective, they work perfectly. I'll probably give them away and get the mini in the future.
You're not supposed to run beside pools. 😅 I'm hard of hearing and have very small ear canals, so regular bud types are uncomfortable for me. I'm picking up a pair of these today and I'm so excited to try them our!
@@its_Matt_B_ def will let you know! We'll see if the mini will fit under my bike helmet 😬 they look like they sit more towards the base of the skull, so hopefully?
Hey Matt! I’ve developed tinnitus and am thinking of moving from my AirPod Pros to Openrun, to prevent further damage to my ears. I am a runner as well and have always just used one AirPod while running, but I think these would be an improvement and safer. In addition using them while running, I would want to use them at work and would be using them anywhere from 9 hours to 10 a day. This requirement to use them for so long is kind of pushing me into the Pros division of Openrun with their 10 hour battery life and 5 minute quick charge. However, I went by Best Buy this evening to test both the openruns, and the openrun pros. I actually liked the way the openruns fit over the pros, and I didn’t notice much difference in sound. Have you noticed a difference in the way these fit your head? I’m really having a problem deciding on which to get. I like everything better on the pro, except for the fit and the ipx rating. What are your thoughts?
Hey! I don't notice any difference in the sound quality and the difference in fit isn't noticeable to me. With that said, I think comfort is the most important aspect when wearing them for a long time, so IMO the regular OpenRun are the ones to go with. I think you could figure out charging them during a day at work, if you've been using the AirPod Pro you must already have to charge them! Good luck with your decision! I'm sure you'll be happy either way and if you decide to go with the Pro will get used to how they feel!
I have them. My ear doctor had me stop wearing earplugs because of my tendency to have ear infections. Overall, this is a usable headphones. However, from a fidelity standpoint, the sound is just "ok". I wear them because they solve a problem.
I've always wanted to wear earbuds while kayaking, but fear of dumping it, or not hearing boat traffic keeps me from trying. I just bought these because I'm training for a half marathon, but now I'm not afraid of falling in the water, either! I was actually hoping to get a tutorial on the multi point connection technology. I currently use my blue earbuds (matching my blue phone) for my phone and my white earbuds (matches, of course) for my Garmin. I'm mildly afraid to connect both to my minis that Ijust got in the mail today. It may be nice to get a phone call if I need to...but then will it be hard to get back to the music on my Garmin without a bunch of fiddling?? I may not connect my phone. Just can't decide...🤔
Im glad your new minis are going to work for you in all situations. As far as connecting to two devices, this is how Shokz says to do it: "While you won’t receive audio from both devices at the same time, you’ll be able to seamlessly transition from one device to the other. To pair multiple devices through multipoint pairing: Start with your headphones turned off. Enter pairing mode by pressing and holding the volume+ button for 5-7 seconds, until the LED light flashes red and blue. Press and hold the multifunction button and volume+ button for 2-3 seconds. Audrey says "Multipoint Enabled." Pair first device. Audrey says "Connected." Turn your headphones off. Re-enter pairing mode by pressing and holding the volume+ button for 5-7 seconds, until the LED light flashes red and blue. Pair the second device. Audrey says "Device Two Connected." Turn your headphones off. Your headphones should now be connected to both devices."
Fantastic review, Matt. Your approach to find the perfect fitting size was just so apt. BTW, is the standard likely to be slip off for anyone who is a full centimeter smaller than what the standard comes recommended for?
Cheers for watching! To answer your question, there is no way the standard size would slip off. I don’t think it would be possible even if you were shaking your head trying to get them off! They’re really very secure, even if the head size is a little smaller than the recommended size for the standard. The mini hasn’t been around for long and before they were released everyone had to use the standard size.
An additional question - this being my first go at conduction headphones, and given that I don't intend to use them while on the move, is there any reason I should consider the OpenRun over the OpenMove?
@@homesavvytech That’s s good question. I didn’t like the OpenMove as much as the OpenRun, but it’s for a silly reason; I thought the OpenRun looked better. The OpenRun allegedly has better sound, but that’s wasn’t anything I noticed. The OpenRun are waterproof (IP67) rather than the water resistant OpenMove (IP55), but for 99% of use cases, the difference won’t matter.
@@its_Matt_B_ hey Matt! I have the AirPod Gen 2’s and they seam to fit my ear perfectly. For the most part they stay in very well. I’ve taken these on rainy outdoor runs, and they have stayed in fine. I have found that they do slip out a little bit after intense sweating workouts for long periods of time. But i haven’t had a big problem with them. My con to them is that i hear a lot of wind noise and that makes me turn the volume up louder to hear the music but then I have trouble hearing my surroundings when biking or running.
Hi Matt, thanks for the review. Just wanted to ask, as I’m wearing spectacle while running, does the headphones get in the way of the spectacle? Thank you.
When you said that you were on the cusp of the 9.25" size, I thought for sure you would show what the Minis look like on you ... but no. Doh! How did the Minis fit you? Too small? About right?
Hi Matt, I am anxious to buy a pair of Shokz. I will use them when running and I like to switch from song to song if I don’t want to hear present song or go back and listen again Are these headphones able to do that? Can I move forward and back on the playlist? Thanks. John
Hey John! Yes! You can skip forward and back through the tracks on your playlist. It’s all done by the multifunction button. Click once to play/pause. Click twice to skip forward. Click three times to skip back a track.
I have the 2019 Shock z light model and considering upgrading. How much a different will I notice in terms of sound quality to the openrun? I'm just after a general percentage improvement. Not an audiophile and understand the limitations of this tech.
I have not listened to the pair you mentioned, but there has been an improvement in the tech since 2019, so I would think there would be a noticeable difference, at least with the bass!
i love your review. i am shopping for bone conduction like the mini not the standard. However, my dilemma is when using them in the gym for weight training. I don't have good luck with earbuds staying in my ear doing the bench press or bent over rows. When bench pressing, they look like they will hit the bench and get bumped around, and the sweat always lets them fall off in that position or bent over row position. my head measured 9 and 1/8 inches, do you think this will still pose an issue for me?
I’m pretty sure you’ll be fine. I use them on the bench and don’t feel them as the part that goes behind your head is low enough that it shouldn’t bother you. Even if the back of the headphones do touch the bench, I think you’ll be fine as they still won’t fall off and you’ll still be able to hear your music.
Thank you! I have a pretty small head, but in the UK the regular size are on sale right now and are £40 less than the mini. Since regular is the only size they used to sell will these be fine or should I just fork out the extra for the mini? I wear my hair in a high pony so braids aren't an issue.
They're great headphones, but unless you wear earplugs on the job, I would think the noise from the equipment could drown out the sound. When you wear these your ears remain open so any increased noise tends to drown out whatever you're listening to.
thanks Matt for the review! Aside from not knowing if i would get the mini or the standard size, i am torn if o want to shell the extra $ to get the pro. in summary, is there a significant difference aside from the app support of the Pro?
In my opinion, the normal OpenRun will be the best option for most people. The app is something I never use and the higher IP rating gives me peace of mind if i'm caught in the rain or they get wet. Yes, the Pro does have 2 hours more battery life and the quick charge is slightly faster, but these differences are not worth the extra charge!
@@its_Matt_B_ Thanks Matt, I got the OpenRun Mini and Absolutely loved it. way more comfy than my Earbuds with Ambient Sound Mode. It has its shortcomings in terms of SQ, but when running you tend to just want a beat to follow with your run tempo. 2nd plus would be the IP rating, and i wont be much bothered washing them in flowing water or have them on the shower post-run. Thanks for review which led me to a good choice!
I have been using plantronics backbeat fit earbuds 9 (with the same kind of neck band) and they are finally at minimal battery life 😞. For music they are great open earbuds on my bike rides and also okay for calls. They don't make them anymore or i'd get a new pair. They also block the wind on cold days as they sit above my ear opening. i've a couple questions; do the shockz inhibit the air into the ear at all? Do you get wind howl when biking? How would you describe the music quality? Tinny? Just mids and highs? What about for music with vocals and music that is only instrumental? Any advice you can give would be great, never had bone conducting before. Thx. loved the video btw
I had a pair of Backbeat Fit before and I really liked them too! Shokz do not block wind from entering your ear; the transducers (the part that sits in front of your ear canal is quite low profile). I would describe the music quality as quite good. The technology has got better and these are some of the best i've used. They suffer a little with bass, but it's not horrible and I wouldn't say the sound is tinny. They are definitely better when you're in a quiet environment, because the headphones compete with the sound around you (remember, your ear canals are open).
As a spectator? My guess is the noise from the crowd would drown out whatever you’re listening to. They work best when there isn’t a lot of ambient noise.
They have a quick charge feature where 10 minutes of charging will get you 90 minutes of play time. A full charge takes 90 minutes and you'll get 8 hours of play time.
awkwardly measuring my head using a head phone cable when you mention your wifes name is harmony... thats my name! not a common name, and the first time of watching your videos. and of course, considering my fist bone conducting headphones for my tiny head
Harmony sure ain’t a common name, but it is a lovely one! 🤣 at awkwardly measuring your head. I wonder if it’s possible to measure your head without it feeling awkward? 🤔
Beware that Shokz won’t honour their 2 years warranty if you haven’t bought from an ‘authorised dealer’ who seem to sell superior products than independent stores. They have a poor customer service but it’s a decent product to run in.
I don’t mean this comment in a mean way, but this should not be surprising to anyone. For example, if an unauthorized seller has stolen the headphones, why would anyone expect a warranty when they’re sold? Simply buy from an authorized seller to get the benefits. If you’re getting a better price from buying from an unauthorized seller, then you’re choosing that benefit over the warranty.
@@its_Matt_B_ by unauthorised seller they were meaning my local independent sports store… in my opinion if a product is new a product is new in my opinion.
@@johnkennedy163 It does make me wonder if the process to becoming “authorized” is too cumbersome for retailers to do, or if your local running shop just didn’t bother. It seems counterintuitive if Shokz would make it difficult to be an authorized seller and then punish the unauthorized sellers by not providing a warranty. Did you at least get a good deal?
I just received the headphones. I’m having trouble going back a song.. I click the button three times, but it won’t go back, it’ll skip to the next song. Is there a trick to it? Thank you.
To pair multiple devices through multipoint pairing: Start with your headphones turned off. Enter pairing mode by pressing and holding the volume+ button for 5-7 seconds, until the LED light flashes red and blue. Press and hold the multifunction button and volume+ button for 2-3 seconds. Remember: while you won't receive input from both devices at the same time, you'll be able to seamlessly transition from one device to the other.
Great video! I love my Open Run Pro mini. Much better than AirPods for listening to audiobooks and podcasts around the house. However the biggest issue I have is with audio drop on phone calls. It happens almost every time on calls. Then I switch back to my AirPods to continue the call. Very annoying. What happens is I can hear the sound on the other end of the phone go completely silent. They can still hear me but I am no longer able to her them on the other end of the phone. This is almost a dealbreaker. I have reset the Pro’s several times based on instructions and that does not help. Does anyone else have issues with dropped audio on phone calls? Beside audio drop on calls these are the best listening devices I have ever used. I want to love them. Any suggestions on the audio drop?
I’m happy to hear you (mostly) like them! I would contact Shokz and see about getting a replacement. I haven’t had the issue with calls being dropped. If you do end up getting another pair, I’d love to hear if you experience the same issue! 👊🏽
Hi Matt - atm I use Bose Soundsport; great sound & water resistant. I was interested in getting bone conduction headphones to eliminate the cable dangling around my neck (I don’t want individual pods in each ear as I know I’ll lose one …). My main concern is many reviews have said bone conduction headphones have poor bass quality - love my bass 🎸 (not bass 🐟). Do you have an opinion?? Enjoy your channel immensely - training for my first 50K trail run Aug 27 - and just completed day 29 of UA 5K/day for 31 days of July so enjoy my music to pass the time. Thanks
I don’t like to say bone conduction has poor bass quality because that would be like saying a petrol powered vehicle has a poor environmental impact. To get a vehicle with a good environmental impact you need a different product. The same is true with bass in bone conduction headphones. Bone conduction technology does not allow the type of base that in-ear or over-the-ear headphones can produce so to ding it for having “poor bass” isn’t exactly a fair judgment. The benefits of the OpenRun come in safety and convenience, but I haven’t exactly answered your question: I like bass as much as the next person, however I don’t find the OpenRun lacking because of how I use them: for running/exercise. I would not recommend them for getting lost in the deep bass and immersive sound experience you expect from high-end over the ear headphones. I would recommend them for the ability to listen to what you want and remain cognizant of your surroundings. I hope this helps a little. Also, check out Shokz return policy! 😉
Thanks Matt - I reckon I’ll take the plunge !! Can still use the Bose for other purposes like listening to your dulcet tones on my iPad!! Probably good to be able to hear what’s going on running the streets of Brooklyn….thanks again 👍🏻
Bass quality is the weak link for these headphones. I’d like to add my thoughts on this as an amateur musician and the wife of a music teacher. If it’s a quality audio experience you’re after, these aren’t the headphones for you. That isn’t their purpose. However, I listen to top 40 pop music while I’m wearing them and for that type of music and expecting only entertainment during a workout, I am totally satisfied with the bass. I don’t ever want to be without these headphones- they’re that good!
This problem happened to me with an older model. I contacted Shokz and they replaced them. Remember, it’s only a thin piece of metal and is not indestructible.
I have spent a week comparing the standard size vs the mini. I run with my hair braided as well and couldn’t figure out the best fit with the standard size! I’m a 6’ tall Amazon woman with a large head, but decided to go with the mini because I usually wear a braid. Having braids over the band is much more comfortable for long runs! The mini it is! Thank you for this review!!
I think you made the right choice. Braids over beats braids under any day! You’re going to love them!
@@its_Matt_B_try out the shokz opendots new form them
I'm still trying to get the device to work properly for me. I think that you might want to add a video that goes slower for those of us that do get the tech of this device (but in reality, I don't really get what buttons I push when).....heeeeellllllllppppp!
Hi Matt! I found your channel several months ago from watching your Shokz review videos! As a jump roper, I was searching for headphones or earbuds that would stay in my ears and not take flight during a drenching jump rope session. Jump ropers perspire more than runners because we aren’t creating our own headwinds to cool us down. I bought a pair of OpenRuns several months back and I absolutely love them. They are perfect for jumping rope and I’m constantly recommending them to other jumpers on social media. I completely agree with the battery life - I probably charge them every 6 weeks and they’re ready for jump roping 4 times a week for 30 minutes. Another amazing feature is that they remember the volume levels on my iPad. If I adjust the volume of Spotify for external speakers, when I connect my OpenRuns, the volume returns to the original level. Maybe other headphones do that, but none I’ve ever used. Can’t say enough good things about them!
Hi Tina! I’m happy to hear your OpenRun have been working out well for you! I didn’t know about the volume feature! Excellent, and good to know! 👊🏽
I have a really small head, and the mini is still a tad too big...
But mine came with a headband!
Let me tell you how awesome these are now!
I put them on, raise the back up so it sits perfectly, and then put the headband on to keep in in place. I can then put on my winter hat!
So glad I found these! The ones that stick in your ear are HORRIBLE if you have to wear a winter hat all day
Oh nice! I had no idea they came with a headband as an option.
I’m glad to hear they’re working so well for you!
I have an older pair of aftershox. They’ve been amazing. I wear them outside for running in temperatures that range from -30degrees Celsius to +38 degrees Celsius One of the challenges of being an outdoor runner in Canada is trying to find equipment that will withstand pretty intense temperatures. My current pair of shox lasted three years running in these crazy temperatures. They are the only durable headphones I’ve found that also help keep me safe while running outside.
I’m happy you showed the differences in the sizes because I’ve been thinking the mini but now after seeing your review, I will definitely get the mini!
Wooh! You Canadians get some crazy weather swings! I'm glad your last pair lasted so long!
It's funny that the mini are so new; I think the mini will work best for most people!
Just bought mine for work, I am a paramedic I hope the hands free calling works well and the ability to listen to music but still hear the radio and environment around me.
These headphones are ideal for your situation.
I actually use my titaniums when I mow. I use foam ear plugs for ear protection, and the shokzs give me clear audio while using lawn equipment. Only down side is you can't chat with your neighbors as easily during the mow!
This is a fantastic use of the headphones with ear plugs. You get to protect your hearing and still listed to what you want! Depending on who your neighbors are, the earplugs aren't necessarily a down side! 🤣
I'm looking into bone conductor earphones and this is actually a great argument for getting them. Aside from running, I like putting some music on while vacuuming, but worry about my ear health when I blast music through in-ears over the noise of the vacuum cleaner.
@@MetallicAddict15 Your good to worry about your ear health, but the down side of bone conduction is they don’t work well when you use them in loud environments. Remember your ears are still open! I doubt you’d be able to hear anything over a vacuum cleaner. Same goes on an aircraft with the ambient engine noise. This can be remedied by wearing ear plugs, but who wants to do that!
I have the Open Fit and absolutely love them! I just ordered the Open run mini to see if they are like aeropex. I loved the deep bass in them. They are amazing for music and even calls, I have put down my Air Pods Pro2 for these and don't think I'm going back
I'm with you! I only use my AirPods Pro 2 at home when I want a more encompassing listening experience! I use the OpenRun for every workout!
What do you think of the OpenFit?
@@its_Matt_B_ I love the OpenFit! The battery and sound is amazing! I have switched back and forth while in the car, but even still I lean on the OpenFit more than the Air Pods. The sound even on calls, FaceTime, Zoom are better than expected!
Managed to pick up a pair of openruns during prime day at 20% off. Luckily had. £50 voucher too so they only cost me around 50 quid. Haven’t managed to try them yet but I’m sure I won’t be disappointed
Getting a good deal like you did immediately makes the value soar! LMK what you think when you take them out for a run! 👊🏽
Well I received my Openrun phones few hours back. I think the sound quality is rather good especially female vocalist. I played Carly Simons Hotcakes and her voice sounded great. The only issue I've had is getting the sound balance right, I was having problems with sound mostly coming from the right. I did reset them and also moved the balance on my Pixel a bit to the left. What I've found is that I can control the soundstage ( I like voices being in middle of my head) I found best way was to move the right hand transducer forward a bit this seems to move the sound more to the left.. works for me anyway.
I’m glad to hear they’re working well for you! Thanks for the tip too! 👊🏽
Thanks for this!
I have an old pair of the model Titanium, which finally died for someone hearing me on the phone, yet the music is still "ok". I have a small head(my motorcycle helmet is xs)so the band was too big and aggravating. Ive decided to get a pair of mini shox, i wish they offered all models in mini.
Thank YOU for watching! I think they’ll have to offer everything in mini. They’ve been so popular!
Thanks for the review. Note: Standby time is very different from operating/listening time. Shokz for their microphones. look elsewhere for sound quality.
For bone conduction headphones they do quite well, but for true sound quality it's hard to beat an in ear (or over ear) design.
B.C. is fighting in the trench that transistor radios dug :) Yet I prefer mine to the cheap in-ears (KZ...) that I keep around.@@its_Matt_B_
Hi Matt. Glad you made this video as I've been curious about bone conduction headphones. Presently, I switch between Apple AirPods and Bose Soundsport. The AirPods are great because they're wireless, but they constantly feel like they're going to fall out of my ear. Bose Soundsport sound great, but the dangling cord drives me nuts and if I'm running on the treadmill there is a 100% chance my hand will catch the cord and send my headphones and phone careening down the belt to the floor.
It sounds to me like you’re the ideal person for these headphones! I use my AirPods Pro for a more immersive listening experience when I’m at home, but I would never use them for exercise (they feel like they’d fall out and I’m scared to lose one). I use my Shokz every day for my workouts and they’re the best (most convenient) I’ve found for using while being active.
You might laugh, but I've been skating with wired GE 95432 Foldable Headsets for years because of the cable's behind-the-neck feature and volume control. I did like the pioneer wireless neckband earbuds before they died off too. I have the OpenRun Pro Mini on the way for a skate event in NYC next month.
I get it; sometimes it's worth sticking with something that works! I hope the ORP minis work well for you!
Do you often fall i into a pool when you run Matt? Finally a company that understands runners and magnets
It hasn't happened yet, but if (when?) it does, I'll be prepared! You're right, Ryan; Shokz has a firm grasp on the importance of magnets! 🤣
Hi Matt - I came across yr channel and I am thankful for your review, now I have decided to get the mini size. I am excited to try it out when it arrives .
Oh nice! I think the mini will be the best option for most people. Check back in when you get them and lmk what you think!
@Kaman Lai, what’s your head measurement from back of ear to back of ear? How do you like the Mini?
@@GiovanniGiorgo 9 1/8” for me. My wife uses the Mini more than the do and she loves them.
Great video. I purchased the minis a few days ago and the only negative is if I'm watching a video at home, I cannot recline as my head rests on the back of the sofa and that pushes them forward (I hate in-ear buds). Otherwise, love them.
Yeah, that is a negative for sure, but I'm with you that overall they're pretty fantastic headphones! Enjoy them! ✌🏽
He Matt,I just discovered your video,keep up with the great work,I should get my minis today 💪🏃🏻♂️
@@SuperThunder911 Cheers, Victor! LMK what you think of them!
Hey @kata2396, have you noticed any audio latency while watch videos? You know, when the sound doesn’t sync with the video.
I was curious about these, so I watched multiple reviews. I am convinced that either Shokz sends a script with a free product (and something extra, perhaps), or people cite each other videos without plagiarism or every reviewer comes to the same video structure magically. I bought cheaper $25 headphones just to see the difference (thanks to another youtube video) - the sound quality was very similar, and connectivity, and the quick charge is not worth $155 extra for me. The $25 bone conduction headphone has now slowly replacing my notice cancelling earphones (mostly used for microphone usage and noise cancellation). By the way, I watched this video twice, once before watching and once after. Good video.
Shokz did indeed send me these headphones, however there was no script and they didn’t tell me what I should include. I think the features of a pair of headphones are so limited that every reviewer talks about the same things. I’m so glad to hear you found the less expensive option worked well for you. I’ve tried cheaper options and always found the sound to be very funny compared with these Shokz!
Thanks so much for watching! 👊🏽
Good review, thank you. Looking for somw for whilst out cycling.
They’re pretty ideal for cycling so you stay aware of traffic around you! Thanks for watching! 👊🏽
Thank you for this review. It was helpful.
I'm happy to hear it! Did your/will you pick up a pair during the Black Friday sale?
@@its_Matt_B_ Hello! Yes, thanks to your review, I purchased two - a mini for me and the regular size for my husband. Seeing your wife with the mini on helped guide my decision. Thanks again - this was the best review that I found!
Thank you Sir! 😀
Thanks for watching!
Thanks!! Great review
Cheers for watching, CJay! 👊🏽
For me they are amazing. I actually gave away my AirPods Pro after I got these. The multi-purpose button is fiddly while running, but they are great otherwise. Highly recommend.
Thanks, Eric! I’m glad to hear, although not surprised, you like them so much! 👊🏽
Been using Shokz openmove for the last two years, won't run in any other headphones. Also worth mentioning that here in the UK some races will only allow bone conductor headphones so that's another plus point.
Before I made the video I thought I would mention bone conduction headphones being the only UK Athletics approved headphones, but i didn’t make a note so I forgot! 🙄
It’s a huge selling point!
I’m glad you’re still enjoying your OpenMove after two years! 👊🏽
Great review ❤
Thanks for watching! Are you thinking of picking up a pair?
Great review!
Cheers, Thomas! Are you thinking of getting a pair (or do you already have them)?
Great review
Cheers for watching, Anthony! They really are great headphones. I use mine everyday!
Wow I should have watched this before buying the pro version. Great review man. I have the pro and it to big for my head. The sound quality is excellent though.
Yeah, the mini really is a great option? How long have you had your Pros?
@@its_Matt_B_ one week ago 😅
@@doxx2427 Did you buy them from Shokz? If so, you can return them?
@@its_Matt_B_ I bought it from Amazon. I'm not the type to return stuff unless its defective, they work perfectly. I'll probably give them away and get the mini in the future.
You're not supposed to run beside pools. 😅
I'm hard of hearing and have very small ear canals, so regular bud types are uncomfortable for me. I'm picking up a pair of these today and I'm so excited to try them our!
I know you’re really going to love them! LMK what you think after you use them for a couple weeks.
@@its_Matt_B_ def will let you know! We'll see if the mini will fit under my bike helmet 😬 they look like they sit more towards the base of the skull, so hopefully?
Nice review 👌 Matt. I might try one of these. I suppose they are available on their website?
Yes, there is a link in the show notes of the video! 👊🏽
If you listen to music while running, these are the headphones for you!
Hey Matt! I’ve developed tinnitus and am thinking of moving from my AirPod Pros to Openrun, to prevent further damage to my ears. I am a runner as well and have always just used one AirPod while running, but I think these would be an improvement and safer. In addition using them while running, I would want to use them at work and would be using them anywhere from 9 hours to 10 a day. This requirement to use them for so long is kind of pushing me into the Pros division of Openrun with their 10 hour battery life and 5 minute quick charge. However, I went by Best Buy this evening to test both the openruns, and the openrun pros. I actually liked the way the openruns fit over the pros, and I didn’t notice much difference in sound. Have you noticed a difference in the way these fit your head? I’m really having a problem deciding on which to get. I like everything better on the pro, except for the fit and the ipx rating. What are your thoughts?
Hey!
I don't notice any difference in the sound quality and the difference in fit isn't noticeable to me. With that said, I think comfort is the most important aspect when wearing them for a long time, so IMO the regular OpenRun are the ones to go with. I think you could figure out charging them during a day at work, if you've been using the AirPod Pro you must already have to charge them! Good luck with your decision! I'm sure you'll be happy either way and if you decide to go with the Pro will get used to how they feel!
Have you guys put these on then plugged your ears?!
How can I hear it BETTER?!
These things are the BEES KNEES
When you’re in an airplane you can put earplugs in and they work like a charm!
I have them. My ear doctor had me stop wearing earplugs because of my tendency to have ear infections. Overall, this is a usable headphones. However, from a fidelity standpoint, the sound is just "ok". I wear them because they solve a problem.
You're right; they solve a problem and I've always thought the sound quality being "ok" was acceptable for how they're used.
Too bad, would have bought them if not for the proprietary cable...
Usb-C or nothing!
Thanks for the video 👍
I’m a big USB-C fan, but their proprietary cable allows for a greater IP rating. 🤷🏻♂️
Hopefully these work with a shell such as a giro switch blade or a fox they do sound good tho
I’m interested to hear if they work.
Sorry im a bit late but im a child 12 yrs would they fit me
Measure your head. Shokz gives instructions on how to measure and which pair will fit!
Thanks for the review Matt, just wondering if the Shokz can be used in a sauna?
I don’t have the operating temps with me at the mo, but I don’t see why not. They probably have the operating temperature specs on their site!
I've always wanted to wear earbuds while kayaking, but fear of dumping it, or not hearing boat traffic keeps me from trying. I just bought these because I'm training for a half marathon, but now I'm not afraid of falling in the water, either! I was actually hoping to get a tutorial on the multi point connection technology. I currently use my blue earbuds (matching my blue phone) for my phone and my white earbuds (matches, of course) for my Garmin. I'm mildly afraid to connect both to my minis that Ijust got in the mail today. It may be nice to get a phone call if I need to...but then will it be hard to get back to the music on my Garmin without a bunch of fiddling?? I may not connect my phone. Just can't decide...🤔
Im glad your new minis are going to work for you in all situations. As far as connecting to two devices, this is how Shokz says to do it: "While you won’t receive audio from both devices at the same time, you’ll be able to seamlessly transition from one device to the other. To pair multiple devices through multipoint pairing: Start with your headphones turned off. Enter pairing mode by pressing and holding the volume+ button for 5-7 seconds, until the LED light flashes red and blue. Press and hold the multifunction button and volume+ button for 2-3 seconds. Audrey says "Multipoint Enabled." Pair first device. Audrey says "Connected." Turn your headphones off. Re-enter pairing mode by pressing and holding the volume+ button for 5-7 seconds, until the LED light flashes red and blue. Pair the second device. Audrey says "Device Two Connected." Turn your headphones off. Your headphones should now be connected to both devices."
Fantastic review, Matt. Your approach to find the perfect fitting size was just so apt. BTW, is the standard likely to be slip off for anyone who is a full centimeter smaller than what the standard comes recommended for?
Cheers for watching! To answer your question, there is no way the standard size would slip off. I don’t think it would be possible even if you were shaking your head trying to get them off! They’re really very secure, even if the head size is a little smaller than the recommended size for the standard. The mini hasn’t been around for long and before they were released everyone had to use the standard size.
@@its_Matt_B_ Thanks for the helpful response.
An additional question - this being my first go at conduction headphones, and given that I don't intend to use them while on the move, is there any reason I should consider the OpenRun over the OpenMove?
@@homesavvytech That’s s good question. I didn’t like the OpenMove as much as the OpenRun, but it’s for a silly reason; I thought the OpenRun looked better. The OpenRun allegedly has better sound, but that’s wasn’t anything I noticed. The OpenRun are waterproof (IP67) rather than the water resistant OpenMove (IP55), but for 99% of use cases, the difference won’t matter.
@@its_Matt_B_ thanks again. I reckon I won't go wrong either way
AirPods seam to fit perfectly, but can hear lots of wind noice when biking
How are they when you start to sweat? My AirPod Pros start to slip out when wet.
@@its_Matt_B_ hey Matt! I have the AirPod Gen 2’s and they seam to fit my ear perfectly. For the most part they stay in very well. I’ve taken these on rainy outdoor runs, and they have stayed in fine. I have found that they do slip out a little bit after intense sweating workouts for long periods of time. But i haven’t had a big problem with them. My con to them is that i hear a lot of wind noise and that makes me turn the volume up louder to hear the music but then I have trouble hearing my surroundings when biking or running.
Hi. Can you use this headphone, run around your neighborhood while your phone is left in the house?
No. They only connect to your phone via Bluetooth.
Hi Matt, thanks for the review. Just wanted to ask, as I’m wearing spectacle while running, does the headphones get in the way of the spectacle? Thank you.
It’s possible the headphones could interfere with how you wear your glasses, however I use them while wearing sunglasses without any trouble.
@@its_Matt_B_ Thanks for your reply!
Bit late to the party, but I have the mini and run with specs and it feels absolutely fine, I don’t even notice them 👍🏼
When you said that you were on the cusp of the 9.25" size, I thought for sure you would show what the Minis look like on you ... but no. Doh! How did the Minis fit you? Too small? About right?
OMG! I totally dropped the ball on that one. Sorry! The mini fit me fine, and that would be the size I’d buy if I had to buy them again.
@@its_Matt_B_ thanks! Very helpful to know. I'm around 9.0"-ish, so will go for the Minis, also.
Hi Matt, I am anxious to buy a pair of Shokz.
I will use them when running and I like to switch from song to song if I don’t want to hear present song or go back and listen again
Are these headphones able to do that? Can I move forward and back on the playlist? Thanks. John
Hey John! Yes! You can skip forward and back through the tracks on your playlist. It’s all done by the multifunction button. Click once to play/pause. Click twice to skip forward. Click three times to skip back a track.
Hey Matt, you think mini will work fine for 10 1/16" head? Or it's better to go with standard version?
Hey Juri! Go with the standard size. The mini will be too tight! 👊🏽
I have the 2019 Shock z light model and considering upgrading. How much a different will I notice in terms of sound quality to the openrun? I'm just after a general percentage improvement. Not an audiophile and understand the limitations of this tech.
I have not listened to the pair you mentioned, but there has been an improvement in the tech since 2019, so I would think there would be a noticeable difference, at least with the bass!
i love your review. i am shopping for bone conduction like the mini not the standard. However, my dilemma is when using them in the gym for weight training. I don't have good luck with earbuds staying in my ear doing the bench press or bent over rows. When bench pressing, they look like they will hit the bench and get bumped around, and the sweat always lets them fall off in that position or bent over row position. my head measured 9 and 1/8 inches, do you think this will still pose an issue for me?
I’m pretty sure you’ll be fine. I use them on the bench and don’t feel them as the part that goes behind your head is low enough that it shouldn’t bother you. Even if the back of the headphones do touch the bench, I think you’ll be fine as they still won’t fall off and you’ll still be able to hear your music.
Thank you! I have a pretty small head, but in the UK the regular size are on sale right now and are £40 less than the mini. Since regular is the only size they used to sell will these be fine or should I just fork out the extra for the mini? I wear my hair in a high pony so braids aren't an issue.
I think you’ll be fine. As you say, until recently the regular size was all that was available. Save the money and buy the reg size!
I wish all electronics had the magnetic cable. It's much better than any USB.
100% 👊🏽
Thinking about getting a pair, I'm a heavy equipment operator, would this be a good perchance??????
They're great headphones, but unless you wear earplugs on the job, I would think the noise from the equipment could drown out the sound. When you wear these your ears remain open so any increased noise tends to drown out whatever you're listening to.
I just bought these I was wondering why there was a different name… Looks like the same product two different names. Now I know thanks
Thanks for watching, and I hope you enjoy them! They really the best headphones out there for any kind of physical activity!
thanks Matt for the review! Aside from not knowing if i would get the mini or the standard size, i am torn if o want to shell the extra $ to get the pro. in summary, is there a significant difference aside from the app support of the Pro?
also OpenRun/Mini has higher IP Rating IP67 vs IP55
In my opinion, the normal OpenRun will be the best option for most people. The app is something I never use and the higher IP rating gives me peace of mind if i'm caught in the rain or they get wet. Yes, the Pro does have 2 hours more battery life and the quick charge is slightly faster, but these differences are not worth the extra charge!
@@its_Matt_B_ Thanks Matt, I got the OpenRun Mini and Absolutely loved it. way more comfy than my Earbuds with Ambient Sound Mode. It has its shortcomings in terms of SQ, but when running you tend to just want a beat to follow with your run tempo. 2nd plus would be the IP rating, and i wont be much bothered washing them in flowing water or have them on the shower post-run.
Thanks for review which led me to a good choice!
@@mr_maharotsstreams4150 I'm so glad to hear you're enjoying them! I love being able to run them under the tap without worrying about ruining them!
I have been using plantronics backbeat fit earbuds 9 (with the same kind of neck band) and they are finally at minimal battery life 😞. For music they are great open earbuds on my bike rides and also okay for calls. They don't make them anymore or i'd get a new pair. They also block the wind on cold days as they sit above my ear opening. i've a couple questions; do the shockz inhibit the air into the ear at all? Do you get wind howl when biking? How would you describe the music quality? Tinny? Just mids and highs? What about for music with vocals and music that is only instrumental? Any advice you can give would be great, never had bone conducting before. Thx. loved the video btw
I had a pair of Backbeat Fit before and I really liked them too!
Shokz do not block wind from entering your ear; the transducers (the part that sits in front of your ear canal is quite low profile). I would describe the music quality as quite good. The technology has got better and these are some of the best i've used. They suffer a little with bass, but it's not horrible and I wouldn't say the sound is tinny. They are definitely better when you're in a quiet environment, because the headphones compete with the sound around you (remember, your ear canals are open).
@@its_Matt_B_ Thanks. i think i just need to figure out the wind blocking and then i will get them.
HI! How can I activate the voice assistant in my Sohkz OprnRun Mini?
Press and hold the multifunction button (on the left side) for 3 seconds.
What about wearing them at a football game ??
As a spectator? My guess is the noise from the crowd would drown out whatever you’re listening to. They work best when there isn’t a lot of ambient noise.
How much time will it take to charge?
They have a quick charge feature where 10 minutes of charging will get you 90 minutes of play time. A full charge takes 90 minutes and you'll get 8 hours of play time.
Anyone buying get the Mini's, the fit is much better... 🤗
Agreed! I think the mini will work for 95% of people! 👊🏽
awkwardly measuring my head using a head phone cable when you mention your wifes name is harmony... thats my name! not a common name, and the first time of watching your videos. and of course, considering my fist bone conducting headphones for my tiny head
Harmony sure ain’t a common name, but it is a lovely one!
🤣 at awkwardly measuring your head. I wonder if it’s possible to measure your head without it feeling awkward? 🤔
Beware that Shokz won’t honour their 2 years warranty if you haven’t bought from an ‘authorised dealer’ who seem to sell superior products than independent stores. They have a poor customer service but it’s a decent product to run in.
I don’t mean this comment in a mean way, but this should not be surprising to anyone. For example, if an unauthorized seller has stolen the headphones, why would anyone expect a warranty when they’re sold? Simply buy from an authorized seller to get the benefits. If you’re getting a better price from buying from an unauthorized seller, then you’re choosing that benefit over the warranty.
@@its_Matt_B_ by unauthorised seller they were meaning my local independent sports store… in my opinion if a product is new a product is new in my opinion.
@@johnkennedy163 It does make me wonder if the process to becoming “authorized” is too cumbersome for retailers to do, or if your local running shop just didn’t bother.
It seems counterintuitive if Shokz would make it difficult to be an authorized seller and then punish the unauthorized sellers by not providing a warranty.
Did you at least get a good deal?
Are you able to make phone calls with the Shocks?
Yes
I just received the headphones. I’m having trouble going back a song.. I click the button three times, but it won’t go back, it’ll skip to the next song. Is there a trick to it? Thank you.
Anyone use these on salt water riding a jetski? Wondering if salt water will damage them?
I think the salt will be ok if you rinse them after, but the real issue is that you won’t be able to hear any thing over the noise of the jet ski.
How do you activate the multi point pearing?
To pair multiple devices through multipoint pairing: Start with your headphones turned off. Enter pairing mode by pressing and holding the volume+ button for 5-7 seconds, until the LED light flashes red and blue. Press and hold the multifunction button and volume+ button for 2-3 seconds.
Remember: while you won't receive input from both devices at the same time, you'll be able to seamlessly transition from one device to the other.
@@its_Matt_B_ I've just received the mini for Christmas and they are amazing!
@@emmakershaw2794 Fantastic! What a great xmas gift! Merry Christmas to you and your family!
Great video! I love my Open Run Pro mini. Much better than AirPods for listening to audiobooks and podcasts around the house.
However the biggest issue I have is with audio drop on phone calls. It happens almost every time on calls. Then I switch back to my AirPods to continue the call. Very annoying. What happens is I can hear the sound on the other end of the phone go completely silent. They can still hear me but I am no longer able to her them on the other end of the phone. This is almost a dealbreaker. I have reset the Pro’s several times based on instructions and that does not help.
Does anyone else have issues with dropped audio on phone calls?
Beside audio drop on calls these are the best listening devices I have ever used. I want to love them. Any suggestions on the audio drop?
I’m happy to hear you (mostly) like them! I would contact Shokz and see about getting a replacement. I haven’t had the issue with calls being dropped. If you do end up getting another pair, I’d love to hear if you experience the same issue! 👊🏽
I will keep you updated. Thanks for the great videos 👍
Hi Matt - atm I use Bose Soundsport; great sound & water resistant. I was interested in getting bone conduction headphones to eliminate the cable dangling around my neck (I don’t want individual pods in each ear as I know I’ll lose one …).
My main concern is many reviews have said bone conduction headphones have poor bass quality - love my bass 🎸 (not bass 🐟). Do you have an opinion??
Enjoy your channel immensely - training for my first 50K trail run Aug 27 - and just completed day 29 of UA 5K/day for 31 days of July so enjoy my music to pass the time.
Thanks
I don’t like to say bone conduction has poor bass quality because that would be like saying a petrol powered vehicle has a poor environmental impact.
To get a vehicle with a good environmental impact you need a different product. The same is true with bass in bone conduction headphones. Bone conduction technology does not allow the type of base that in-ear or over-the-ear headphones can produce so to ding it for having “poor bass” isn’t exactly a fair judgment. The benefits of the OpenRun come in safety and convenience, but I haven’t exactly answered your question: I like bass as much as the next person, however I don’t find the OpenRun lacking because of how I use them: for running/exercise.
I would not recommend them for getting lost in the deep bass and immersive sound experience you expect from high-end over the ear headphones. I would recommend them for the ability to listen to what you want and remain cognizant of your surroundings.
I hope this helps a little. Also, check out Shokz return policy! 😉
Thanks Matt - I reckon I’ll take the plunge !! Can still use the Bose for other purposes like listening to your dulcet tones on my iPad!!
Probably good to be able to hear what’s going on running the streets of Brooklyn….thanks again 👍🏻
@@Johno-kg2kq ahh, yes! My “dulcet tones” demand the most premium fully immersive listening devices to fully capture the experience! 😂
Bass quality is the weak link for these headphones. I’d like to add my thoughts on this as an amateur musician and the wife of a music teacher. If it’s a quality audio experience you’re after, these aren’t the headphones for you. That isn’t their purpose. However, I listen to top 40 pop music while I’m wearing them and for that type of music and expecting only entertainment during a workout, I am totally satisfied with the bass. I don’t ever want to be without these headphones- they’re that good!
@@tinalewis6782 Thanks Tina ✌🏼
Is it possible to transfer music files to the Shokz open run mini?
No. There is no onboard storage. They must be connected to your phone/tablet/computer.
lol you live in Florida??
Yes! ☀️
Had 3 sets and not one lasted more than a year.
Ugh! That’s a shame. I’ve had several pairs and none of them has broken. I’ve always passed them on when I’ve got new ones.
How have yours broken?
@@its_Matt_B_ One channel would stop working and then just eventually stop working. One pair replaced under warranty.
@@johnanderson5815 Well, I'm glad at least one pair was replaced.
Instead of using the bag you just throw em on a tree branch apparently 😄
It's true! Any old tree branch will do! They're very versatile that way!
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Thanks for watching! 👊🏽
Can I get a discount if I buy throw you?
Unfortunately not. If you can wait a few weeks, they will likely be on sale for Black Friday!
DO NOT BUY THIS MODEL, WILL BREAK WHERE THE THIN ARM GOES AROUND THE EAR!!! BUY THE NEWEST MODEL AND IS CHEAPER...
This problem happened to me with an older model. I contacted Shokz and they replaced them.
Remember, it’s only a thin piece of metal and is not indestructible.
@@its_Matt_B_some people try and fold them to much and end up breaking it themselves 😂
@@agustincastillo8652 🤣 Exactly! They're not a piece of paper!
Too much teeth
Great feedback!
do not buy this junk, they sound like am radio. total waste of money
Lower your expectations and you'll be happy with them! These headphones have a specific purpose, and high fidelity audio is not their intended use!
then they should come with a warning before buying