Customer Reviews for Shokz - Refurbished Excellent - OpenRun Pro 2 Mini Wireless Bone Conduction Open-Ear Bluetooth Sports Headphones - Black
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on August 7, 2025
Posted by: Kirk K.
I purchased these because I was told they would hear with my hearing problem. They did not help with that issue. I want to return them & get a credit for my purchase.
Used it literally once and decided I can't wear it on my bike commutes because I won't hear anything and just left it in a corner. I wish I had returned it earlier.
I've had these for about a month and a half, originally I bought them because I was looking for something to replace my old Galaxy Buds because I was sick of having something in my ears all day. I will admit I am throughly surprised at the sound quality. I use them for cycling (they have great sound at speeds up to 18MPH), jogging, weight-lifting and for work calls. I am constantly getting compliments and questions about them for sound quality of the microphone since my office can get noisy but they do an amazing job at blocking out background noise. I've even been on calls with co-workers that sit right next to me and other's on the call didn't get echo while we were both talking. I love that I can wear them and still be aware of my surroundings as well. Perfect for cycling.
The sound on these seem quieter or less directly into the ears compared to my previous Openrun versions I owned. Battery also does not seem to last as long as my previous pairs.
Very nice sound, but not enough volume, My original Shokz have more sound range with ear plugs and without , so when when working outside, hence like mowing or other outdoor power equipment usage, I use my older set. They may not sound quite as nice but they perform better as far as volume goes with a broader range of volume control. The new open air 2 Shokz sound better as far as dynamic range but lack the volume control of my original ones. So more often than not I grab my old set for use, if Im just hiking, walking or riding a bike where outside sound is relatively subdued I’ll use the Open Air 2.