Woot! has
Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 Bone Conduction Open-Ear Sports Headphones w/ Headband (Black) on sale for
$129.99.
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About the Product - Signature Open Ear Design
- Unibody Frame
- Dual Drivers/Highs Bone Conduction Tech
- Optimized Design w/ Ergonomic Ear Hooks
- Ni-TI Alloy Wire
- Dedicated EQ Modes
- Crystal Clear Calls
Warranty - Includes 2-year Shokz manufacturer limited warranty w/ purchase [Details]
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Incidentally, the Pros are not worth the money, IMO. They have a lower IP rating. I can wear my regular Openruns anywhere (except swimming), but when I accidentally wear the Pros in the shower, they sound like they're going to pop, so I have to rush to shut them off and leave them for a few days to dry out.
Add to that that the sound quality isn't significantly better (the Pros sound a bit muddier…even BEFORE they were worn in the shower, LOL) and mic tests with friends have proven the mic is actually a bit worse in most cases than regular Openruns…so it's not nearly worth the price gap,
If you're looking for exercise Shokz, I recommend the Openruns. If you're looking for better call quality, I recommend OpenComms.
Incidentally, the Pros are not worth the money, IMO. They have a lower IP rating. I can wear my regular Openruns anywhere (except swimming), but when I accidentally wear the Pros in the shower, they sound like they're going to pop, so I have to rush to shut them off and leave them for a few days to dry out.
Add to that that the sound quality isn't significantly better (the Pros sound a bit muddier…even BEFORE they were worn in the shower, LOL) and mic tests with friends have proven the mic is actually a bit worse in most cases than regular Openruns…so it's not nearly worth the price gap,
If you're looking for exercise Shokz, I recommend the Openruns. If you're looking for better call quality, I recommend OpenComms.
A lot of the value proposition for these has been supplanted by noise canceling earbuds. But these will always be better for yard work (use with earplugs), for having situational awareness around the house (listening for kids or going in and out of conversations), and situational awareness on the road. Plus, these have longer battery and aren't so easy to lose.
https://www.costco.com/shokz-open...61878.ht
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