The Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 are incredibly great, but they're admittedly just an iteration of the original Shokz OpenRun Pro, ...

Shokz used to ship its headphones with a pair of foam earplugs, but did not do so with the OpenRun Pro 2. During my testing, I plugged my ears to see how the bone conduction compared between the ...

Before we get to that, we should take a look at the Shokz OpenRun Pro 2’s design. They fit the general mold of bone ...

Shokz used to ship its headphones with a pair of foam earplugs, but did not do so with the OpenRun Pro 2. During my testing, I plugged my ears to see how the bone conduction compared between the ...

With the rebranding to Shokz in 2021 and introduction of OpenRun Pro, the bass frequencies significantly improved over the base model OpenRun. Now, with the OpenRun Pro 2, Shokz has added speakers to ...

The Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 launched on August 28, 2024 and cost $179.95 in the U.S. and £169 in the U.K., putting them in line with the Shokz OpenSwim Pro bone conduction headphones.

These headphones leave your ear canals open so you can hear what's going on around you during a workout, even when your music is blasting.

The Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 are a perfect example of why open-ear headphones are ideal for outdoor running. I could easily hear my surroundings while on my local trails with nothing covering my ears.

To prep for my first run with the OpenRun Pro 2, I downloaded the Shokz app, which offered the ability to switch between several equalizer modes — a choice between standard, vocal, bass boost ...

Shokz’s documentation says the OpenRun Pro 2 handle frequencies of 20Hz to 20kHz. You still need to properly set your expectations, though. These aren’t the best-sounding things in the world.

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