Shokz Launches OpenRun Pro 2

The bone conduction sports headphones have better audio quality than ever before to power workouts

Shokz, the popular bone conduction headphones brand, has launched the OpenRun Pro 2 . Unlike most headphones on the market, which are in-ear, Shokz has redefined workouts with its open-ear design, which lets users stay aware of their surroundings while enjoying music. After testing the product pre-launch, ATN has found that the OpenRun Pro 2 is the best bone-conduction headphones on the market.

The OpenRun Pro 2’s crystal clear audio is what really sets it apart. Users can experience powerful bass and clearer highs with the brand’s DualPitch Technology. The product has a dedicated, 18mm by 11mm air conduction speaker specifically for bass. While the product looks and functions the same as previous iterations, the dual reed and coil design provides this purer sound for better-than-ever runs.

The headphones are made with a lightweight but high-strength material with a soft silicone finish for a “barely there” feel. The OpenRun Pro 2 also optimizes volume range, making the audio clear even through background noise. The headphones are IP55 water-resistant, ready for even the most unexpected rainfall during workouts or races.

The headphones have also reduced vibrations to minimize tactile feedback and include wind-resistant microphones to improve phone calls. It has up to a 12-hour battery life and charges fully in just one hour. A quick charge of 5 minutes can provide 2.5 hours of usage for those last-minute workouts.

Although the Shokz’s OpenRun fit has always been comfortable, the latest iteration has minimized pressure on one’s temples. One other major update is that the Pro 2 now uses a USB-C charger instead of a proprietary charger, making it easier than ever to use the headphones on the go.

The OpenRun Pro 2 headphones retail at $179.95 and are available in two colors, black and orange, available in both Standard and Mini sizes.

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