SHOKZ OpenRun Pro 2 Mini Bone Conduction Sport Headphones, Open-Ear Wireless Earphones with Bluetooth 5.3, Noise Cancelling Mics, IP55 Waterproof, 12h Playtime for Running, USB-C Qiuck Charge (Orange)

Amazingly snug , sits lightly around the ears without pulls or tags , took it for a jog spin - flawless , immersive , amazing quality of sound ,Music and voice call -

This is an excellent running/walking/gym companion. While sound quality is decent it's very liberating to not poke your ear or cover ear while you are doing high adrenaline workout. This also has pretty good phone functionality to take calls on the go. You can easily control music from "multi function" button conveniently located. Overall this is best money can buy for listening to music/podecast or talking on phone while working out.

This is my first ever Bone Conduction headphones I have used or purchase.Having gone through multiple reviews, finally decided to purchase these.As all reviewers have emphasized do not have expectations for it to perform like a normal Headphone/Earphone.With that in mind ordered Openrun Pro 2 after eliminating all the others.On opening the box, it comes with a nice case, the headphones, USB cable (A to C), warranty card with serial and reflective stickersAfter downloading the app, I pared it with my phone and the registration was done on the fly along with a firmware upgrade.App allows you to multi-pair and adjust EQ to your liking.The build quality is very good and robust.The band sits comfortably on both ear and found no issues with it. I can probably wear this much longer than any headphones/earphones I have owned till date.Coming to the audio, I started with 50% volume on standard EQ, I was pleasantly surprised to hear the audio almost similar to having a headphone/earphone on.Only thing was the bass wont be able to compare to standard ear/headphones, but it was not such that you could not appreciate the bass. In fact it sounds much much better than any mobile phone speakers and better than most portable bluetooth speakers, regarding bass (only way to give an easy comparative description)Picking and answering calls is easy and the mic noise cancellation is awesome, such that the person on the other side will not realize you are on a wireless.Going on a walk or jog the headphones perform 100% to what they are specified for.Have not given a full run for its battery life but will update on it soon.Conclusion: Very happy and satisfied with the purchase abet the price kinds pinches on the pockets. At the time I bought this the similar bone conducting Bose was selling lower than this by 1k+Would definitely to people who completely understand what they are signing up for.

It’s very good and comfortable to wear long periods of time. Only draw back is listening over it in a crowded place. It’s difficult yo hear the person on the other side. Useful to personnel working in closed environment.This is for people who don’t like to use the traditional once which gets plugged into your ear canals.I personally liked it because I couldn’t tolerate the traditional wired or wireless ear buds!!!It’s a great headset otherwise!!!

It’s a very nice and lite, no stress on ears the dual pitch tech is great, sound quality is very good.I am wearing it all day without any hassles the product is very suitable in a normal quiet environment but in noisy conditions with an open ear you will find it hard to listenOverall Its value for money .

I am using this after using Shokz Pro version 1. This is the best Open Ear in the market today. The placement of the button and its lightweightness make it more comfortable to wear.I wish it had been adjustable so it does not hit my collar when I look up. However, the sound quality and noise cancellation are good. Sometimes, I have to speak a little loud, but it is a good-quality open-ear headset overall.Battery: 4.9/5.Build: 4.8/5Sound Quality: 4.5/5Ergonomics: 4.9/5

Very good one.

Just used the new pair for a 9k easy run. It is exactly what I need. And it felt light on the head and around the temples, could wear it with sunglasses, helped maintain the street awareness (tested it in a park though).I normally don’t run with music but feel the need for it during races. Have an old pair of headphones that are great for walking but feel just too heavy and bulky for runs.Do check the sizing. I ended up buying the mini and it was absolutely the right choice, esp as I tie my hair into a low pony.