Good idea yet poor and cheap manufactoring, won't buy again for a third time.

I bought these so I would be able to listen to talks while not being entirely cut off from external sounds. Occasionally, & in certain situations I listen to talks while at work & it helps the day go more pleasantly. I'm also finding I'm using them late at night in my flat, as I have others to consider living upstairs etc. Great to be free roaming with no wires. I'm even finding them ok when resting my head on a pillow. They also work great for phone calls. I'm enjoying this feature, as I've not had anything like it before. I had one person complain about wind noise, but ok other than that. They are also very comfortable, bluetooth connects quickly & without clunkyness. They charge quickly & the battery lasts a full day out, including commute to work. I'm glad I decided on the pro version because of the extra battery power - less battery power would be a tad annoying I imagine. I set mine up at home on a hook, near a usb hub, which makes life easier. My only gripe is not being able to find out anywhere if the speakers are connected with a wire which runs across the back or not??? Which is important to me, as I wanted to avoid Bluetooth signal running straight through my head, like other types of headphones out there.
Sound quality is good considering the type of headphone they are. I found if I wear cheap £5 ear defenders over the top of the openrun pro, the sound is way better! In a similar way, I wear other headphones over the top. Why?... having moved & downsized everything, my musical instruments are set up minimally. But I can set up the open run pro to play music & then wear over ear headphones set up with my piano & can jam along fine without needing a mixer.

I suffer from hereditary otosclerosis. My hearing is already deteriorating despite being in my 20's and I wanted headphones that allowed me to listen to music/work calls whilst still being situationally aware (especially since I'm a cyclist). The 'vibrating' technology means my hearing impairment is less of an issue (so much so that I can put in earplugs for concentration and still hear the sound because it's aiding the lack of vibration of the bones in my ears) and I can easily switch between my work laptop and my mobile phone due to the multi-device pairing through the app. They're also perfect for people with multiple piercings as they don't interfere with the comfort of your ear. The sound is clear, though the vibrations get a little intense at high bass/high volumes, but I don't tend to listen to them that high. I had some trouble on a work call in a cafe (the ambient sound of people talking interfered - perhaps I need to take a look at the settings for the noise cancellation). Other than that they're a stellar device, great for everyday use, and don't look clunky/interfere too much with style.

I would rate them a 4.5/5 - just because I wish the waterproofness of them was better (heavy rain when out cycling is always a risk!)

I have just updated to the openrun pro the best yet started with the open move which was good but these are on another plane . When i opened the box every thing was there as in the UK advert but no mention off app as in USA but download from Google very good

Everything you look for in earphones .. its there with excellence but not comfirt while laying down or keeping head on pillow.... good for excecire or when you are on move.