Customer Ratings & Reviews

Excellent Headphones. Very light and comfortable. It can be used for Music listening, but it is excellent for podcast/news/audiobook listening. One of the modes, "Classic," allows for bone conduction only if you prefer that over a mixture of bone and air conduction (which is the default standard mode).

Good sound very comfortable clarity is good and noise very low

I was skeptical about these when I bought them, but they have been great for my marathon training! I am able to hear music loud and clear and also hear cars that drive up around me, so I feel safer running the streets!

I had the prior model of these Shokz. I am not an expert but I can tell you that, the audio is of better quality, same as the battery. Outside, it is the same as the old model with the exception of the old propietary charging port, now it is a USB-C, which means i can use all my other chargers to juicy it up. I hope this revier helps your decision, if you are considering Shokz

Comfortable design with easy to use controls. Mostly use for running and other cardio so I appreciate that they can stay in place.

Great sound quality and nice to not have your ears plugged. You can still hear around you if needed.

Love the fit i work outdoors and the sound is great even in loud areas.

Fantastic sound quality for bone conduction earphones. Very comfortable and not too tight of a grip. For the price I think its a steal.

I was pleased that, cosmetically, the item arrived as described as an open-box excellent order - but, unfortunately, it had two remaining "paired devices". That always concerns me, as it seems to indicate more use than was suggested. One prior device history is not concerning; two devices, however, suggest something else. As for the device functionality, it functions comparably to my existing Shokz OpenRun Pro, though it showcases better overall sound quality, comfort (feels lighter against my head when I compare the two, and offers more equalizing customization. I still find the first generation to work sufficiently well, but these will be my new primary, with the Gen1 being my secondary. And, if you've never experienced Shokz, never compare their sound quality against earbuds and full-headphones. These are meant for a "personal radio" experience, where you need open ears but want to have the advantage of hands-free sound/phone experiences. When so perceived, these are great.

The best headphones I ever had. Great quality, sound and the battery last long time.

I have used the Shokz open run pro for a few years and like the quality and sound without entering the ear. So I added an Open Run Pro 2 to my collection so I wouldn’t have to Pair every time I moved to another system. Very pleased with the battery life

If you are reading my review you are probably wondering "should I buy" the new Shokz Openrun Pro 2's. My advice is run as fast as you can to Best Buy and purchase these. I've always liked the Shokz brand. Their bone conduction audio is best in class. The Pro 2's have now entered the arena of threatening in ear earbuds existence. The sound quality is that good. I'm no audiophile and I'm 63 years old. I rate audio they way it sounded when I was young. Playing Dark Side of the Moon on vinyl, listening with a pair of Kenwood cans hooked to my receiver via a 3.5 mm jack was the closest to heaven as I had ever gotten listening to music. Then came yesterday. I went to Best Buy with my fingers crossed hoping the Pro 2's were half as good as all the YouTuber's that were sponsored by Shokz said they were. YES they were and then some. Do they sound as good as my listening pleasure decades ago? No, but they aren't far off. I can say confidently a lot of in ear earbud manufactures might as well start closimg shop. Why in the heck anyone wants constant ear fatigue from in ear's and the gross part that comes with them when the Shokz Pro 2's are available. No I'm not sponsored by Shokz and this is my first ever review on Best Buy. The closest relationship I have with Shokz is I live in Kansas and Wichita State is the Shockers. Trust me I like the Pro 2 Shokz a heck of a lot more than the Shockers. I'm done now which means you're done reading now. Go get these immediately, trust me you will not regret it.

I picked these up and i love team. The sound quality is excellent. The battery last a long time.

I have had many iterations of various Shokz headphones and this one is great. It combines their traditional bone conduction system with a low frequency speaker to provide more bass without running into vibrotactile issues. This is great for running and any activity where you need to be aware of your surroundings as well. As always, you can still damage your hearing by driving these too loud, so be careful.

This a perfect fit sounds real good and it doesn't bother me inside my ear .

Battery life is much better than first generation, very comfortable to wear for long periods.

Battery lasts all day, never need to take them off. Sound good with some adjustments using the app.

Worth the buy. Good battery life and sound. Cant compare to in ear but these are great for activities

It is a very good purchase for those who need to hear your surroundings and listen to music at the same time. I mainly use it in an office environment. I admit though, that I felt the Openfit Air model was better at allowing me to hear my surroundings, while I had to turn these down. They sound better than I expected. I tested the prior model, and you can tell the base was one of the things they focused on for their latest. I think to the detriment of the higher sound region. There is an adjustable equalizer though to help.

I love these over-the-ear Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 Wireless bone conduction headsets. They work flawlessly, and I love that I can use them while working out and get them wet, and it will be okay.