Customer Ratings & Reviews

Worth it. Got the item on sale. Battery life is awesome.

They are excellent, I have been using them for a long time, they are comfortable

These are absolutely by far the best head phones I’ve ever had!! Highly recommended

Great product! Good battery life! My 3rd set! The only headsets that I will buy.

Happy to have my ears free :0 lightweight and comfortable.

Love them they're the best i would recommend them to everyone

These have been wonderful, sturdier than I imagined.

Great look, Fast Charger, Excellent quality, I love mine!!

Best gift i bought myself. The quality is next to none.

Great for riding. You can hear everything around you.

Very original system, so confortable simply love it

A great headset for someone with hearing loss. They allow you to hear surroundings and not restrict the open ear canal.

i have bought well over 50 pair of ear buds and these are by far the BEST open ear earbuds on the market DO NOT HESITATE TO BUY

Nice product, just that after 1 year quality decrease a lot, And by 2 years are useless, good thing the warranty covers for you, that way for 4 years you will have an excellent earpieces for 2 years and 2 decently used years, do your math and See if that worth for you.

## Design The design of the Shokz OpenRun Pro does not stray too far from last year’s OpenMove headphones. They still loop around your ear (not in your ear), but have a more pronounced loop so they sit slightly lower behind your ears. The headphones are still lightweight at 29 grams, same as the OpenMove, so you likely won’t notice them while running. ## Performance This year, Shokz is using a new TurboPitch Technology to enhance bass (something that was lacking on their previous headphones). It helps somewhat, but your first thought will likely still be that your music lacks bass when listening through these headphones. That’s a common trait you will find with bone conduction headphones in general, but each year Shokz seems to improve upon it little by little. The main benefit is your ability to hear around you and be aware of your surroundings when outside. Since the Shokz OpenRun Pro headphones do not go in your ear, your ears remain unobstructed so you can hear traffic, dogs, and people as long as your keep the volume at a sensible level. In essence, these headphones simply add background music to whatever you are doing outside, and they do it very well. ## Features - Carrying case: The Shockz OpenRun Pro headphones come with a hard case to help protect the structure of the headphones while traveling. This is a nice addition as I believe that they only included a soft pouch previously. - 2 EQ modes: There are 2 modes: (1) Standard for listening to music and (2) Vocal Booster Mode for audiobooks and podcasts. While music is playing, press and hold both volume buttons until you hear a beep to switch EQ modes. - IP55 sweat/water-resistance: Like the OpenMove headphones, the OpenRun Pro maintains the same IP55 water-resistance rating. They should survive droplets of sweat and light splashes but do not submerge these headphones in liquid. - Multipoint pairing: These headphones can be connected to two devices at the same time, making it easier to switch between your two devices. - Physical buttons: I do appreciate that Shokz continues to use physical buttons (instead of touch controls) in their headphones. The "multifunction" button is located on the left side of the headphones toward the front and allows you to play and pause your music (single-click), skip (double-click), rewind (triple-click), and answer incoming phone calls (single-click while ringing). The volume buttons are located on the right side of the headphones in a slightly less convenient location, but still easy enough to access while running. The Volume + button is also the power button (hold it down for 2 seconds to power on and off) - Voice prompts: Audrey, as Shokz calls the voice assistant, announces when the headphones are turned off, powered on, and the battery level. ## Battery Life Battery life has been improved to up to 10 hours on the OpenRun Pro (previously, the OpenMove headphones had up to 6 hours of battery life). The OpenRun Pro uses a proprietary magnetic charging cable (the OpenMove had a more standard USB-C connection). You’ll want to be careful not to accidentally lose this cable as you’ll likely need to order a replacement online (about $13 at the time of this writing). I’m assuming they switched to a magnetic charging solution to help with the sweat resistance (otherwise, you need to remember to replace the flap over the charging port to keep moisture out on earlier models). The manual even notes that the headphones can detect moisture while charging and alert you to remove the charger. ## Summary The Shokz OpenRun Pro headphones are a great solution for running outside while still being aware of your surroundings. They improve upon the OpenMove headphones with longer battery life and a new magnetic charging solution. Bass is improved, but not on the level of in-ear earbuds. However, most users should find the sound satisfactory for running.

So this been my second pair I enjoy this headphones I can run an work with this suckers an enjoy every bit of using this

Love these aftershokz. I use them everyday, definitely a must if you don't like ear buds.

This is my second pair of shockwaves my first par so much I had to upgrade to the waterproof version. I highly recommend them for anyone who works outside around other people or near the road.

Absolutely love these, the microphone began failing 2 years into wearing them everyday. They took the warranty and sent me out another pair within a week. I wear them 10 hours+ a day. Hard to live without them.

Best item on the matket. The whole family has a set. The safety of these is you can still hear approaching road noise while you're walking. Great new style of carring case. Love them