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

Like many of you, I have went through many & I mean Many, pairs of Bluetooth earbuds. All of them have fallen short of expectations. They didn’t fit well, sound good, or picked up too much background noise. That is until I got my Shokz. I heard about them from a coworker who operates a Road Grader. He claimed that they work great, sound quality is good, calls are clear etc. (we have heard this all before) So, I researched them a bit. The reviews seemed solid,( taken with a grain of salt) I received them in an off hitch. They arrived charged and ready to pair. Pairing was simple, the buttons are simple as well. No double triple clicking etc. the app for setting up is straightforward and easy to follow. Now, for performance: First wear was on a commercial flight. With earplugs in, these performed excellent. Beyond expectation. After I landed I continued to stream my podcast without the earplugs. Nice and clear, while still being aware of my surroundings. At work: I drive off-road trucks. These things are old and loud. Once again, extremely impressed with performance. On calls, there is some background noise but it is manageable. I can “hear” the conversation well. The standby battery life lasts longer than my 12 hour shifts. No discomfort from wearing them at all. Glasses frames fit nicely with them as well. Safety department does not seem to have any issues with them. They are not “earbuds” and do not block out radio traffic or other communication. I am very pleased with this purchase. I’ve had them for two weeks, so have nothing to report on how long they will last in a work environment, but it looks promising. Hopefully this review will help someone make their decision on work Bluetooth devices. Be safe, and take care.

My wife bought me the Openmove for xmas but I was hesitant to open it. After doing some research I took the chance on the OpenRun pro2. I was still hesitant on the bone conduction with the cost and online mixed reviews. I am so glad I got them. I have been using Samsung buds but they fell out, hurt after a bit, and I often had a hard time hearing even with the sound way up as I have some hearing loss. I also have over the ear Beats that I still had volume and comfort issues. The sound for me on the OpenRun pro 2 has been great and I don't have the same sound lose experienced with other options. Using these headphones I don't even notice my hearing lose issues it has been very clear sound. I read a lot of reviews that complained about the bass which I didn't find to be an issue. Would I like a touch more sure but what bass lover doesn't. I am a rock / alternative music listener and not had any quality issues. I did down load the app and use the bass boost sound option. I have had no issues with volume in noisy environments. I am not in the city so I can't speak to that environment but I have been in crowds with no issue at half volume. I ahve been able to have conversations with no issue while music is playing. There has been no vibration from the bone conduction. The longest I have used them at 1 time was about 6 hours straight at half volume and that used about 50% battery. No comfort issues over the 6 hours. You notice them a bit when you first put them on but after a little while I didn't even notice them. I went with the pro2 over the pro because of the USB C cable, I did not want a special charging cable of the pro. and also the bass upgrade on the pro2 I can't speak to the call quality because I have not used them for phone conversations. My only complaints is the size of the metal strap behind the head I find it a little big. Based on the size chart the mini would have been to small for me so I went with the standard. If find looking up that the band hits the back of my neck and is annoying but any other movements is fine. And I wish the cost was a bit less. Would recommend.

These have become a part of my everyday life. I live these headphones. Most of the time I don't even realize I have them on if I'm not using them. They are so comfortable. I mostly use them for listening to books and as long as there isn't a huge amount of background sound they are amazing. The sound is pretty good if you aren't looking for a lot of bass, but truthfully the first time I listened to music I thought it was coming out of my phone. The way you can fully focus on everything around you while listening to music or books is phenomenal. It's pretty cool that you can go bone conduction or speaker. I usually use speaker mode. The battery life is also pretty amazing. I have had these go for more than 2 full days with very minimal use, but at almost full volume I have seen them last 6+ hours. I would fully recommend these headphones to anyone that would listen to me. 10 stars if I could.

I bought the Open Run Shokz after my sister recommended them to replace my old pair of air pods. She is is a great runner and I thought the idea behind Shokz was kinda seudo science. After 2 runs I was hooked! I'm able to hear my music clearly was great sound and base and also while hearing everything like cars and people yelling. So much cheaper and a better value than any newer Air pods. Measure your head first!

It's good for listening with safety in mind. Bluetooth calls suck. Podcast (talk radio low quality) music quality is ok. Can't change treble or bass 🤔. Think there overpriced by $50 to 100. Use them when I ride my bike and there good for that. If there is loud nose in the area forget it. Can't hear them while mowing a yard with them. If your riding a bike,walking,running,working out at gym I'd say they are good for that. I also wear them while riding an atv with good results. Just wish sometimes the volume would go up a little louder. Would I buy again? 🤔 my purchase price on Amazon was $200 and some change.