- New OpenRun Pro 2- Bone Conduction Headphones, Open-Ear Bluetooth Wireless Sport Earphones for Running, Workouts - Sweat Resistant, Secure Comfortable Fit -Deep Bass, Smart Mic, Reflective Strip

These bad boys work perfectly. I use them little all day and all night. I work 12hr shift as a Cop and i use them every bit of that 12 hours. They last about 6 to 8 hours a charge for me and thats with nonstop continuous use on the phone. They recharge super fast. Approximately 30 to 35 minutes. Ive worn them in the rain and in the shower as they say not to but no issues. I sleep with them sometimes and they are comfortable. Usually after a day or two of wearing them do I feel a little sureness infront of the ear but that goes away after I take them off for a few hours. I recommend the mini even as a man 6foot. They fit better IMO nice an snug and not so much lose material on the loop behind the head. The sound quality is great also. I can hear just fine in a noisy environment. Even wear them while driving in Florida as they do not cover the ear which makes them in compliance with the law. They material quality it great. I have yet to have any issue what so ever. The range from the device its connected to is pretty decent and average.

⭐ Rating: 5/5 These are amazing overall, but sizing is something you definitely want to pay attention to before ordering. 🔧 What I used it for: Daily use for music, calls, and general listening around the house and while working. ✅ Pros: Very comfortable once you get the correct size Excellent battery life for how compact they are Bluetooth range is strong — works across the house without dropouts Good sound quality for everyday listening Lightweight and easy to wear for long periods ❌ Cons: Sizing is important — I had to exchange the first set for a smaller size If the fit is off, comfort and sound isolation will suffer 🧠 Details: Once I got the correct size, these fit really well and became extremely comfortable even during long listening sessions. Battery life has been impressive considering how small they are — I don’t feel like I’m constantly charging them. Bluetooth connection has also been solid, with no issues moving around the house while staying connected. The main thing to watch out for is getting the correct size from the start, since that makes a big difference in both comfort and performance. 🏁 Final Verdict: Excellent everyday headphones with great battery life, comfort, and range. Just make sure you measure your head and get the right size the first time — once fitted correctly, they’re fantastic.

This is the one to get, for general purpose Bluetooth headsets. The combination of bone conduction and speakers in front of your ears, not pointed into them, works great. My previous one was a single ear, in-ear type, which became annoying and uncomfortable. This one is comfortable and doesn't get in the way of environmental sound to my ear. The voice on the phone just appears in my head. It's great being able to work with my hands while I talk on the phone or listen to music, podcasts, etc. Music - I'm a sound engineer, and this is fine for casual music listening. You're not going to get deep bass or audiophile detail in music, and it's no substitute for good closed-back headphones, but it's mostly balanced and good enough. I use the Standard setting in the app. The Volume Boost setting doesn't seem to do much at all. The Classic setting, which is bone-conduction only and takes more battery power, doesn't sound as good. I tried other EQ settings, including the 5 band custom one, and I usually stay with Standard. If you need to use the bass or treble boost settings, there's probably something wrong with the source audio. Volume - music volume maxes out just a little before I wish it did. It's not super loud, but it's plenty in a quiet environment. Using it on a bicycle or with significant wind, you'd probably want to put a headband over it, and even then, it may not be loud enough. For podcasts or phone calls, volume is better; no issues with it not being loud enough yet. Phone - Clarity is good, on both ends. The tone is a little low-mid-rangey, as if there's a 400 Hz EQ bump, but voices are generally accurate and clear. Listeners on the other end may hear voices on a TV in the background, but not much of environmental noise like running water or wind. I can talk on the phone and wash dishes in the sink, and it's not a problem. I still need to test if someone on the phone can hear it when I pee. Practical stuff - Battery life is good, say two days with moderate use. I use magnetic USB-C cords where the tip stays in the device, it works for easy charging. It comes with a pretty good case, about the size of two beer cans side by side. Not something you can put in your pocket, and you probably wouldn't want to carry it without the case. But it's comfy enough to just wear it around. Overall, thumbs up from me, especially on sale.

Super happy with these. A bit on the pricey side, but totally worth it in the long run. I work 8 hour shifts often listening to music the whole time and on medium volume I can happily report the 14+hr battery to be accurate. Charges quick and pairs even quicker. Multi device pairing is a breeze too, only being made easier by the app where you can toggle on and off devices that the headphones will try to pair to. So, basically you can pair a bunch of devices and turn the ability to connect to them on and off. For me, I usually pair to my laptop and phone, but have my watch and streaming stick saved and toggled off so the headphones prioritize my phone and laptop so they don't fight for pairing power. I had the minus volume button deteriorate and come off rendering the rocker almost useless. I reached out to support and they sent me a new pair free of charge since it was still under warranty. Really nice and easy and now I have two pairs, just one I can't turn the volume down on nor rely on its water resistance. I'd consider myself an average sized dude 5'10" @160lbs and the "mini" size fits perfect and I barely know it's on me until I get a notification and hear it IN STEREO! Stereo audio is also a big plus for me and one of the main downsides to using just one in-ear earbud. Plus I get normal surround sound of the world around me in addition to stereo music. I think it's just one of the best daily-wear inventions yet. The Pro2 over the Pro1 any day! I'm serious about the extra sound drivers to pump that bass without skull rattling. It's a real comfort boost. You can change it to fully vibration mode in the app, but I've only done that on my Pro2 to show people how bad the Pro1 is lol.

I primarily use earbuds but I also fish and enjoy hearing nature. Got these to bridge the gap so that I can Kayak and make/receive calls while doing it without blocking out the outside world. The app didn't initially want to play nice, now that I have it working I love the EQ settings. Well worth downloading and changing to "standard" as the default on mine were set to "vocal." The audio quality is surprisingly great when stacked up against traditional buds/headphones. Call quality is pretty good, although it can be difficult to hear the caller if in a noisy environment. Why 4 stars? I guess I'm a spoiled techbaby. There is no battery life indicator in the app, in 2026, with the latest and greatest in bluetooth technology. The app functionality is dubious as of now. I'll see how it holds on.

I wasn’t sure what to expect with the Shokz open run pro 2 headphones. I am absolutely thrilled with the performance. The sound quality is excellent. Being able to adjust the base and treble makes them perfect for music, phone calls, or listening to videos. The battery lasts all day long and the design is absolutely comfortable. So comfortable I actually stepped into the shower and forgot I had them on. They make my other popular brand over the ear headphones obsolete. I can MountainBike with a helmet on and don’t even know I have them on. Being able to still hear my surroundings is very important. I tried in the ear, out of the ear and over the ear headphones. These are my very favorite.I highly recommend.

A great product. Bone conduction worked very nice... on my right side. However, I seem to have cochlear, or nerve-related damage on my left side, so I can't get sound on my left side. I tested the headphone left side by turning them around, and they work fine. They are truly as described. If you have outer or middle ear issues, these will work very well. Sound was fully adjustable with with the Shokz app. Connected very fast and easy. I bought the "mini" version, and they fit nice. Very light weight. The carrying case holds the headphones very well, also. It would fit nicely in a gym bag. Charging cord is included, but NOT the AC adapter.

I have a pair of OpenRun already and have really enjoyed them, so I got an upgraded pair. I grew up with a pair of Pioneer headphones as a teenager, and then Audio-Technica or Shure studio-quality headphones. More recently, I've used the included Apple earbuds before moving to Anker Soundcore BT headphones and over-the-ear noise-cancelling earbuds. They are excellent. Recently, I decided to try the Shokz OpenRun and was surprised by how much I enjoy them. The OpenRun Pro 2 is a step up. It does have a better base response but it isn't as good as over-the-ear headphones. Both pairs of OpenRun are comfortable and allow ambient sound so you can be present in the office or on a run or bike ride. They can turn up loud enough to drown out ambient sounds but offer zero noise cancellation. I still carry a pair of noise-cancelling earbuds for loud restaurants and traveling in a car (passenger) or plane where I am not talking with anyone. The call quality on my iPhone or with my laptop on Zoom calls is excellent. The Pro 2 does allow pairing to two devices. The Pro 2 charges with a USB-C cable (included), making one less cable that I need to carry. My first OpenRun needs a proprietary charge cable. Both include a zippered case that is hard but not crushproof. I highly recommend them. They also have a long battery life and charge quickly.