OpenRun Pro 2 Mini Bone Conduction Bluetooth Sport Headphones, Orange | Bundle with Reflective Strip；DualPitch premium sound；Open ear awareness; Smart Mic; IP55; 12H battery; Running/Cycling/Hiking

You alone will know why an open ear headset might be something you’d want. So let me just focus on the function of these. Battery life is epic. I mean all day. I use them all day a lot of the time. Comfort is excellent. As I said, sometimes I wear them all day. I barely know they are there. In fact, sometimes I forget they are there. sizing is something we need to talk about. I am 6 feet tall and have a normal sized head I suppose and the mini ones fit me perfectly. I also have short hair so keep that in mind. The reason this is important is because the standard ones might give me a little more freedom without getting tight. I really don’t care about that because the minis allow me to sit in a chair without being uncomfortable when I put my head against the pillow. They can also be used in bed. In fact, sometimes I sleep all night long with these on, and they are still there when I wake up. If you can wear the mini and have a little bit of distance between your neck and head and you don’t have to look up a lot, get the mini! Otherwise get the standard ones and be aware that you probably won’t be able to put the back of your head against anything without removing them. Yes, you can pull them down and put them around your neck and they will stay there until you are ready to put them back over your ears. The sound is excellent. Especially once you download the app and boost the base a little. That is the essential feature of these with the extra speakers. However, they work just fine without the extra speakers as long as you were fine with a little treble. Since I normally listen. to podcasts, it doesn’t matter to me. I am just listening to some person‘s voice most of the time. However, if you use them in the classic mode, which means you are just getting the bone conduction, be aware that when you turn it up to a higher volume, you may feel some buzzing on your temples. I suppose I could look up the IP rating for these. I don’t know what it is. But I’ve worn them in the rain and not had any difficulties. USB-C charging is clutch! And I saved the best for last. The microphone call quality and noise, cancellation or voice isolation is really top notch. I mean, handset quality. I really prefer using these for telephone calls over AirPod earphones. These things blocked out a crowing rooster! I mean, wow! i’ve been using them for a few months and they seem to be pretty durable. No problems. The case that they come in is very nice and they charge quickly. I really don’t have a downside for these except maybe it would be nice to have the microphone extension Like the other model. But then again, the voice quality on these is so good. I don’t think I need it and that would just be something else in the way. I got these on sale. I don’t know what they cost right now. But if it is within your budget and you are considering them, just hit the buy button because they were great.

As soon as I started encountering multiple problems from my AirPods Pro 2 after 2 years of abusive use, I was in the market for some alternatives. Some of the features I prioritize in wireless earbuds are long battery life, good sound quality, simple and consistent Bluetooth connectivity, and ease of use. After some research, I came across the OpenRun Pro 2 with many reviews stating its improved sound quality compared to its predecessor. I was initially hesitant given by its high price tag and my unfamiliarity with the SHOKZ brand, but I decided to give their flagship product a shot. Here are some of my thoughts after 4 months of use. I went to the SHOKZ website to print out their measuring guide to decide between their standard and mini variants. I was a good half-inch over the cutoff limit for the mini. I still decided to buy the mini after reading some reviews expressing some discomfort with the standard size. The mini fits snugly on the back of my head, leaving room for two fingers to fit in-between. Sure, the headband doesn't droop down to the nape as intended by the cover pictures. Needless to say, I think I made the right decision with the size. The packaging is excellent with the OpenRun Pro 2 arriving fully charged in a moderately sized silicone case. I have never once used the case in my 4 months of use, optioning to throw the headband naked into my cramped backpack while commuting. The headphone still holds up fine after daily torture. The controls are arguably intuitive with the volume rocker on the right side and the function control button on the left. You use your right thumb to control the volume and the labels protrude slightly so you know which button to press by feel. The function control button is on the left side next to the driver near the temple with 1 press for play/pause, 2 presses for next track, and 3 presses for previous track. Long press will activate the virtual assistant. I am very impressed with the battery life of this product. With moderate use at half volume, I can easily exceed 12 hours without needing to charge compared to 2-3 hours from my AirPods Pro 2. I have absolutely no complaints with battery management here. Bluetooth connectivity is also impressive, allowing me to walk around the house and my backyard with minimal dropouts. Multipoint pairing on this device is the best I have seen so far. I can seamlessly switch between my phone and my computer with the controls responding to the connected host currently playing any media. Latency is also not an issue at all. I am very particular with sound quality, and the OpenRun Pro 2 meets my expectation. The treble is crystal clear. The bass is quite lean and well-controlled, but the sub-bass doesn't extend far enough to be audible without EQ. Timbre sounds natural, but it can sound a bit "glassy" at times. While their mobile app is easy to navigate with product guides and online firmware updates, nearly all of their EQ presets are terrible. Bass boost is very muddy and bloated. Vocal is inferior to the classic preset. Treble boost straight up hurts my ears. My custom 5-band EQ is +3 and +2 on their 1st and 2nd band respectively and I tone down the 3kHz band by -1. Stick with either the standard or classic presets if needed. I often use my AirPods Pro 2 to listen to podcasts and audiobooks on the bed before going to sleep. As a side-sleeper, the OpenRun Pro 2 has been nothing short of amazing! With the excellent sound quality and battery life, I can watch YouTube videos or listen to audiobooks with my ear pressed against the pillow with little to no discomfort. The headband will still be on my head by the time I wake up. I can set an alarm without disturbing family members with the drivers next to my ears. This is a terrific sleeping aid for side-sleepers. My biggest complaint by far with the OpenRun Pro 2 has to be the volume control. I wish there is more variability of sound intensity with the discrete volume control, especially between 30-40% volume. I will often walk around my neighborhood late at night, jamming through my music playlist with little ambient noise. At 30%, the volume intensity is too quiet to enjoy the music, but stepping up one unit results in the device suddenly being too loud. It's as if they opted to switch the gain at those levels and it disappoints me to hear this issue persist despite multiple firmware updates. There is never a sweet spot of volume intensity between 30-40%. Overall, it has been a pleasure to use the OpenRun Pro 2. The headband fits nicely around my head. The sound quality is impressive. Battery life is spectacular! And it is forever anointed on my head as I sleep. There are some features I have yet to test such as microphone quality, sweat resistance, and bone conductivity. Yes, classic mode uses bone conductivity, but I have not used that preset enough to fully develop solid opinions. I guess if you want a more mid-forward tonality, then go with classic, however, my custom preset has been sufficient enough for daily use. If they could somehow fix the volume issue, I would absolutely recommend this product to anyone looking for a substitute wireless earbud/headphone if their budget supports it.

I can't say enough about this product! My favorite part is- they place in front of your ears and not in your ears. Also, you don't have to worry about losing one because it connects around the back of your neck! The new baby blue color is a bonus. The sound quality is amazing. They changed to a C charger, yeah!!! And....there is a cover to keep the dust and dirt out of the charger port. Well done 👍 I ride and train horses in Texas so I am sweating on these all day I've been buying this product for probably six years, zero issues to date. Thank you for such a great product 🙌😉 Btw- i am 5'9" and I buy the mini size. The regular loop is too big for me.

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 always thought people looked a little strange wearing these, but changed my mind after trying a pair. Ok, so maybe people still look a little strange, but they work really well. I recently tried out a pair of Shokz at Cisco Live! and decided to try replacing my existing office headset with a pair. My office headset works great, except that it goes on the ears and I get extreme fatigue after wearing it for a while. I ordered a pair of Shokz OpenCom 2 UC. They worked great and did a good job at managing my laptop and phone simultaneously with multiple collaboration type calls (Webex, Teams, Zoon). But, they also left the back of my ears a little sore. I thought I would get used to it, but never quite did. And, because of the boom mic, they weren't super functional outside of an office environment. If you are thinking of something to replace you existing headset, I'd give these a try. Queue Amazon Prime day and I saw the Open Run Pro 2s on sale for a substantial discount, and it was still within the window to return my OpenComm 2 pair. I orderd the Open Run Pro 2s in a mini, and they fit great. More comfortable than the OpenComm 2 pair, and the sound is still excellent. I've not had a single complaint that people couldn't hear me or that I sounded distant or muffled. Admittedly, they do not handle being paired to multiple devices and juggle calls/music/collaboration as well as the OpenComm pair, but it's a very minor inconvinience. The biggest inconvinience is that they don't have a dedicated mute button on the headset (the OpenComm 2 does) - there are some videos and information about using both buttons to mute it, but I've never gotten that to work. But again, they are more functional outside of the office so this is a trade off. Overall, I am sticking with these due to their comfort and increased usability for both in and out of the office. So far, I wear these just about all day from when I jump on my first call, until I am completely done with work, and then I still sometimes will wear them around the yard/property. No soreness, no fatigue. Another bonus of these is that you can wear earplugs and still hear music or calls. Why would you do this? I often am operating loud equipment, such as a chainsaw, and while I can't hear the music while I'm running the motor as soon as I stop I don't have to take out my earplugs and I'm good to go. Kind of neat. I've only had these a couple of weeks, but so far the battery has been great, and even after a full day of calls and listening to music I am still at a "medium" battery level (they only tell you high, medium, low). I wouldn't use these in a scenario where I actively want to block out sound, but that's not the intended use. They are meant to allow you to hear the sounds around you and for that they work very well. I have small ear canals and can never find any earbuds that fit me.

Finally found bone-conduction headphones that fit my 17-inch head circumference! The battery life is excellent, making them great for long travel days. Sound quality is surprisingly good for both music and audiobooks, and they charge quickly using the same plug as my iPhone. The controls are easy to use once you get used to them. They’re comfortable overall, although I do notice some pressure behind my ears after wearing them for a couple of hours. Overall, I’m very happy to finally find a pair that fits well and performs so nicely.

These are exactly what I was after. Lightweight, sound decent. Not a ton of bass but enough to meet my needs. I use these primarily for outside stuff as they are light, sound good and don't shift around. Great headphones. Recommended.

They grew on me. At first I was a little let down but as I continued to use them, I realized what you trade as sound is worth the advantage of being able to hear your surroundings. The battery life is amazing and they also charge fairly quick. If you are looking for SOUND quality only, then it may not be for you. But if you are willing to sacrifice a bit of that for hearing the world around you, its so worth it. Anyone who rides a bike will be happy.

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Detta är mitt andra par Shokz open run. De förra gjorde jag själv sönder så kan inte skylla på kvaliteten. Jag tycker dessa sitter bättre, även om jag hade "mini" förra gången också. Grymt snygg färg, väldigt bra att cykla/jogga med bland trafik/andra. Använder dem till telefonsamtal privat och i jobb och får bra feedback, låter som jag pratar direkt i luren. Löp och köp!

Till now good. Will update in next few months how its going. I had blood clot in one of my ear drums after that I am paranoid wearing any headphones over ears. These r best thing for me.

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