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Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 Bone Conduction Headphones (Standard or Mini,Various Colors) $117.46 + Free S&H
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Shokz has their Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 Bone Conduction Headphones [shokz.com] (Standard or Mini, Various Colors) + Free Shokz Visor Cap [shokz.com] on sale for $117.46 w/ code 2026SDrunpro2 at checkout. Shipping is free
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That said, the original Openrun Pro model definitely leaked less sound than the Pro 2. I could tell when I had them side by side. The Pro 2 has little speakers on the bottom of the front nubs. As intended it does sound better at the cost of a little sound leakage. They're not as quiet as say a good pair of closed-back headphones, which seal around your ear. But it's definitely quieter than even my semi-closed back headphones, where I was 100% sure my coworker could hear my music.
I just double-checked and on the Pro 2 they still offer the Bone-Conduction only mode called (Classic), which goes back to not using the little speakers. But I don't think you'll end up needing it.
Another tip, I actually buy the "mini" version so the band sits closer to my head. I have coworkers that also wear them and they do look a bit foolish in my opinion with the band about 1 inch away. I wear a 7-3/8 hat if it helps put it into perspective.
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My OpenRun Pro 2 works great though.
The Openswim Pros have held up? Two I purchased came defective out of the box. First would charge and bluetooth would work, but USB connection would error. Second one would just light up the red LED like it's charging, but would never charge, and wouldn't power on. I haven't tried a third time.
My OpenRun Pro 2 works great though.
That said, the original Openrun Pro model definitely leaked less sound than the Pro 2. I could tell when I had them side by side. The Pro 2 has little speakers on the bottom of the front nubs. As intended it does sound better at the cost of a little sound leakage. They're not as quiet as say a good pair of closed-back headphones, which seal around your ear. But it's definitely quieter than even my semi-closed back headphones, where I was 100% sure my coworker could hear my music.
I just double-checked and on the Pro 2 they still offer the Bone-Conduction only mode called (Classic), which goes back to not using the little speakers. But I don't think you'll end up needing it.
Another tip, I actually buy the "mini" version so the band sits closer to my head. I have coworkers that also wear them and they do look a bit foolish in my opinion with the band about 1 inch away. I wear a 7-3/8 hat if it helps put it into perspective.
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