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Model: Shokz - OpenRun Pro Premium Bone Conduction Open-Ear Sport Headphones - Steel Blue
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they have this at sam's club for about $70 i believe it's this same model.
They are regular ones not the pros if you are referring to below deal . I got the same ones from Costco. I like them for running although a few times I couldnt tell whether the sound was from the headphones or people near me.
They are regular ones not the pros if you are referring to below deal . I got the same ones from Costco. I like them for running although a few times I couldnt tell whether the sound was from the headphones or people near me.
i see. i ended up getting the open run pro 2 from BB about a month ago when the blue was on sale for $130ish. it's not bad but i don't have much experience to compare it to anything else.
Love these - I keep this pair now as a backup though and prefer the OpenRun Pro 2 (audio is much better imo).
The OpenRun Pro 2 have an additional speaker that results in better sound quality, but in return, people around you can also hear the sound (not in detail, but general noise).
That makes them great for running, biking, etc, but less than ideal if you want to use them around other people in situations while still being able to hear things around you, since it would be annoying for them.
I'm chronically ill, so my main use would be in the waiting rooms of my various doctors, so I could listen to music/tv shows while still being able to hear the nurse when they call for me (I generally end up having to wait for up to an hour for bloodwork). So, I wouldn't really be able to use the Pro 2's, as they would likely end up driving whomever is sitting next to me nuts.
I guess it depends on the individual and how they plan on using them for as to which one would be the better option.
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That makes them great for running, biking, etc, but less than ideal if you want to use them around other people in situations while still being able to hear things around you, since it would be annoying for them.
I'm chronically ill, so my main use would be in the waiting rooms of my various doctors, so I could listen to music/tv shows while still being able to hear the nurse when they call for me (I generally end up having to wait for up to an hour for bloodwork). So, I wouldn't really be able to use the Pro 2's, as they would likely end up driving whomever is sitting next to me nuts.
I guess it depends on the individual and how they plan on using them for as to which one would be the better option.
Also, already expired? shows at $159 for me
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