OpenRun Pro 2

I absolutely LOVE my shokz OpenRun Pro 2's, they absolutely exceeded my expectations in every way. The fact that they can be set up through the Shokz app to connect to both my phone and work laptop so I can switch seamlessly between streamed music on the phone and zoom calls at work was an unexpecte

The Shokz headphones have a massive design flaw in its silicone molded buttons - they have a bad reputation for fraying off with regular use. My OpenRun Pro 2 met the same fate, so made these replacements. Print your own for free: https://makerworld.com/models/2347669?appSharePlatform=copy

As usual, everyone is suggesting the Shokz openrun pro 2. While theyre good, be mindful they often break after about 12 months. The volume power buttons stop working and they lose the ability to charge. I wasn't aware, until mine did the same. Checked online and saw a looooot of other people have ha

For me, at 11k, no. Standard or mini version is the same. Literal na mas maliit lang yung mini for the head size. I have the openrun se, nabili ko early this year for $90 when I went to the states. Up to now okay parin. Pinantakbo ko na sa ulan, sa init, sa marathon. Haba parin battery life. I charg

I wear prescription glasses and a full face and goggles, no issues. Ive had 2 sets of Shokz OpenRun Pros that shit themselves on me, have a set of the OpenRun Pro 2 now that I cant really comment on reliability (less waterproof tho); but they do sound better than the originals. I always ride with mi

My wife has the same color, (I have them in green) and I'm also a big Shokz junkie. I've had an Opencomm UC 2 for a couple years and wore them everyday, but the power button started to act up. I found a pair of the Openrun Pro 2's on a sale price at Best Buy end of last year and got me a set to repl

I switched from Beats Flex to Openrun Pro 2. Shokz feels way more durable, and the sound is better too.

They're expensive, but the Shokz Openrun Pro 2 Minis are by far the best. I'd either get those, or grab an affordable Chinesium version from Amazon to see if it's something you like. I'm not sure which of those are good anymore as I only buy from Shokz these day. I suspect that they've caught up in

I don't have a good alternative for you, but I'm in the mood for a quick, sort-of-on-topic rant that somebody may find useful: I purchased one pair of Shokz OpenRun Pro 2. They failed after several months. I got another pair via warranty replacement. They failed after several months. I got another p

I’ve been wearing Shokz (originally Aftershokz) bone conductive headphones for more than 10 years and I don’t think I could function without them at this point. They loop over your ears and sit in front of them just above your jaw, nothing pushing on or in ears, just audio that sounds ambient to you