Unlike previous versions of bone conduction headphones, the Shokz OpenRun Pro forgoes the in-ear tip design without jeopardizing sound quality and clarity, aiming for a premium headphone with The price isn’t too bad. Thanks to Shokz TurboPitch engineering and Shokz’s ninth bone conduction technology, our testing concluded that with these headphones, jogging is safer with no more audio compromise.
ZDNET contributor Matthew Miller tried out the OpenRun Pro headphones and praised the “light, comfortable, and durable” design, noting that he felt very little discomfort or pressure while wearing and exercising. exercise with headphones. And users agree: As one Best Buy customer and OpenRun Pro owner said, “These headphones are a unique audio masterpiece that brilliantly combines technology, design and comfort.”
Review: Shokz OpenRun Pro
“These headphones have become my go-to choice for running and outdoor activities, and I find them to be a game-changer,” said runner-up Kyle Roof. “[They] delivers a great balance between sound quality, situational awareness, comfort and durability.”
To help them stay in place during your workout, Shokz features a headband with bone conduction headphones and a titanium frame that wraps just around your head for a lightweight, easy-to-wear fit when you’re active. best.
Shokz OpenRun Pro Specifications: Type: Open your ears | Wired/wireless: Wireless | Waterproof rating: IP55 | Weight: 1.02 ounces | Battery life: 10 o’clock | Size: 6.61 x 5.35 x 2.64 inches
