Customer Reviews for Shokz - Refurbished Excellent - OpenRun Pro 2 Mini Wireless Bone Conduction Open-Ear Bluetooth Sports Headphones - Black
Customer Rating
5
Well worth the money!! I have loved mine for over a year now!! And I just upgraded too new pair. !
on February 9, 2025
Posted by: Nichole G.
I absolutely love the Shokz headphones. I got the OpenRun series a little over a year ago. Never an issue, very comfortable, doesn’t hurt your ears like most other headphones or earbuds would after extended use. You can leave them on all day. I recently upgraded to the OpenRun2 minis. I am loving the little upgrades they have done. I have mine on from the time I leave in the mornings to the time I go to bed. (near close to bed time). 5 stars in my opinion.
I dislike that both earpieces are connected together. The band that attaches to is uncomfortable. The sound quality is good, but needs at least 25% more volume as it is very quiet
Pros - comfortable and stylish. Charge seems to last long, probably around 20 hours of use before it needs a charge. Cons - Not bone conduction like previous model I owned. Seems to be more like small speakers near my ears. This doesn’t work the same for me as previous models did because of a hearing loss. Cannot use in shower, sound is terrible if they are damp at all. This was the main reason I purchased a third pair of shokz/aftershokz. This was very disappointing and considering returning for another model. Really wanted to get behind what was marketed as the flagship model of a brand I’ve loved for years but this model isn’t the same for me.
I didn't realize how much I needed these headphones until I bought them. I can wear them all day at work, for calls, meetings, music. They pair to both my laptop and my phone at the same time, so no switching back and forth. I can still have conversations in the office without taking my headphones out, it's perfect. I couldn't recommend them more!
These are amazing while working and workingout. I ride in a patrol with mental health during individual attempting to die by suicide and being able to de-escalate the patient and call for backup at the same time.