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forum thread Posted by Smyrhna • Yesterday

Costco: SHOKZ OpenRun SE Open-Ear Bluetooth Wireless Bone Conduction Headphones (Standard or Mini) + Free Shipping $74.99

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Costco Wholesale [costco.com] has SHOKZ OpenRun SE - Open-Ear Bluetooth Wireless Bone Conduction Sport Headphones on sale for $74.99 after $25 manufacturer's savings. Shipping is free.

NOTE: Price valid 7/8/25 through 7/14/25.

Item#: 1926988
Model: S803-MN-IB-US

Features:
  • 8th Generation Bone Conduction Technology
  • Up to 8-Hour Battery Life & Quick Charge
  • Lightweight (.92 oz) & Secure Fit
  • Built-in Dual Noise-Canceling Microphone
  • Available in Standard and Mini Size

Available Options:
  • Mini Indigo
  • Standard Indigo
  • Standard Dark Gray
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Costco Wholesale [costco.com] has SHOKZ OpenRun SE - Open-Ear Bluetooth Wireless Bone Conduction Sport Headphones on sale for $74.99 after $25 manufacturer's savings. Shipping is free.

NOTE: Price valid 7/8/25 through 7/14/25.

Item#: 1926988
Model: S803-MN-IB-US

Features:
  • 8th Generation Bone Conduction Technology
  • Up to 8-Hour Battery Life & Quick Charge
  • Lightweight (.92 oz) & Secure Fit
  • Built-in Dual Noise-Canceling Microphone
  • Available in Standard and Mini Size

Available Options:
  • Mini Indigo
  • Standard Indigo
  • Standard Dark Gray

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dbernie41
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How do these compare to the open run pro 2?
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dbernie41
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I see these use a proprietary charger which instantly makes them a no-go for me.
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MagentaCatfish152
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Quote from dbernie41 :
I see these use a proprietary charger which instantly makes them a no-go for me.
Proprietary charging connector on the headphone end, USB-A at the other end, works with any charger.
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Smyrhna
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Quote from dbernie41 :
How do these compare to the open run pro 2?
OpenRun Pro2 are the latest and has advanced features.

Battery Life: Up to 12 hours of playback (vs) 8 hours with SE.
Quick Charge: 5-minute charge provides up to 2.5 hours of battery life (vs) 10 min charge for 1.5 hours of battery life.
Charging Port: USB-C charging (vs) Proprietary magnetic charging cable.
EQ Modes: Features multiple preset EQ modes (Standard, Vocal, Bass Boost, Treble Boost, Classic, Volume Boost) and two customizable EQ profiles via the Shokz app.
Microphone: Enhanced dual noise-canceling microphone with an advanced AI noise reduction algorithm for clearer calls

Water Resistance: In contrary though, the SE are IP67 rated and highly resistant to dust and can be submerged in water up to 1 meter for 30 minutes wherein the OpenRun Pro2 are IP55 rated means sweat and splash-resistant, but not designed for submersion.
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Quote from dbernie41 :
I see these use a proprietary charger which instantly makes them a no-go for me.
The cable is sleek and compact but agree that the universal option is always better and also the reason Apple has caught up.
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tomlichu
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Quote from dbernie41 :
How do these compare to the open run pro 2?
I have the older version of the Shokz, but it's similar enough to the SE.
Open Run Pro 2
Pros:
- USB C charger
- Better battery life, I use these daily and charge twice a week instead of 3 times compared to the original shokz
- Much better sound quality (due to it having open speakers)
- Better mic quality even with wind
- Buttons are easier to press and identify
Cons
- Not waterproof, splashproof though. I have ran and biked in these in the rain and it had no issue
- Less bone conduction, but in the US, you can use the App and turn on "classic" mode, which is pure bone conduction. Sound quality is worse with pure bone conduction.
- More sound bleeding
Neutral
- Nice, hard case, but it is bulkier

SE
Pros:
- Waterproof
Cons:
- Proprietary charger
- Worse battery life
- Worse sound quality
- Worse mic quality for calls due to less wind cancellation
Neutral
- Carrying bag, slimmer but not as nice.

With both, you will still struggle to hear the audio if the environment is loud (like cars passing by and windy days). For half the price compared to the Pro 2 when it's on sale ($150 Pro 2 on sale vs $75 SE). I would say it is worth the upgrade but it's because I use these almost everyday.
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dbernie41
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Quote from tomlichu :
I have the older version of the Shokz, but it's similar enough to the SE.
Open Run Pro 2
Pros:
- USB C charger
- Better battery life, I use these daily and charge twice a week instead of 3 times compared to the original shokz
- Much better sound quality (due to it having open speakers)
- Better mic quality even with wind
- Buttons are easier to press and identify
Cons
- Not waterproof, splashproof though. I have ran and biked in these in the rain and it had no issue
- Less bone conduction, but in the US, you can use the App and turn on "classic" mode, which is pure bone conduction. Sound quality is worse with pure bone conduction.
- More sound bleeding
Neutral
- Nice, hard case, but it is bulkier

SE
Pros:
- Waterproof
Cons:
- Proprietary charger
- Worse battery life
- Worse sound quality
- Worse mic quality for calls due to less wind cancellation
Neutral
- Carrying bag, slimmer but not as nice.

With both, you will still struggle to hear the audio if the environment is loud (like cars passing by and windy days). For half the price compared to the Pro 2 when it's on sale ($150 Pro 2 on sale vs $75 SE). I would say it is worth the upgrade but it's because I use these almost everyday.
Wow TY! I went with the Pro 2 which is $125 right now. I'm trying to slowly phase out all things that do not charge via USB-C so that is a big pro for me.

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Quote from Smyrhna :
The cable is sleek and compact but agree that the universal option is always better and also the reason Apple has caught up.
Yeah if it is proprietary I have to keep track of it whereas USB C is ubiquitous.
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Quote from MagentaCatfish152 :
Proprietary charging connector on the headphone end, USB-A at the other end, works with any charger.
Wow being A on the other end makes it even worse. I am trying to slowly phase out everything that is not USB C. Trying to live in a C to C world for sake of simplicity.
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Quote from dbernie41 :
Wow TY! I went with the Pro 2 which is $125 right now. I'm trying to slowly phase out all things that do not charge via USB-C so that is a big pro for me.
I paid full price at $180 and I love it. At $125 it's a no brainer for me. I had mine since February and it's held strong so far. No issues at all.

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