I have own the open run SE and now the pro version. Now that I’ve owned both I can 100% say that the upgrade isn’t worth it.
•The regular open runs sound better even though they have no speakers. •Comfort wise, they are solid. Even though they weigh more they feel balanced and light
Again, they aren’t bad headphones. They just aren’t worth the upgrade. Save your money and get the normal open runs.
They are decent sound no complaints I have another pair of the same style that have way better sound , but to talk on the phone on the others were horrible people said , so I tried because my co-workers had them , so overall I am satisfied , I do however wish I would have bout the smaller size that I see was available, and I wish the over ear , I will just call it a wire was bendable like my other pair , but again overall I am satisfied and cant really complain , my comments honestly are not complaints just things that I notices different from my Raycons . . .
I loved my old Shokz, and I lost them so I ordered the OpenRun Pro 2. They sit differently on my ears and the sound is too weak to hear when there’s traffic noise unless I manually hold them closer to my ear. I wonder if I can return them for another model?
This new one is superb! I lost my first one and was using one that my husband had for a long time but didn't use much. The battery in that one is not any good and when I got this new one, I was so pleased that it can hold a charge as expected. Also, I got the mini size and the more snug fit is so much better!
I was gifted a pair of OpenRunPro headphones for Christmas last year and wore them everyday! Unfortunately I misplaced them at a NASCAR Race and had to purchase more. The sound is incredible and having the ability to change the settings to make give more treble or bass is great. I love being able to connect to multiple phones and I carry 3 phones! I use these for running, driving and find myself keeping them on all day. They are super comfortable and I hardly notice them!