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Shokz OpenRun Pro vs Shokz OpenRun Air 2

Both are open-ear bone conduction headphones built for running, and both are Shokz. The OpenRun Air 2 is the newer, tougher pick: IP67 water resistance you can rinse under a tap, Bluetooth 6.0 with multipoint pairing, USB-C charging, and a lighter 26.4g frame with a forward-shifted center of gravity to cut bounce. The OpenRun Pro adds TurboPitch bass enhancers and a titanium frame, and it has a much larger review base at 4.6 from 3,651 ratings. Buy the Air 2 for sweat, rain and durability; buy the Pro if bass depth matters most to you.

  • Choose the OpenRun Pro if you want the strongest bass Shokz offers in an open-ear sport headphone and a proven track record across thousands of owner reviews.
  • Choose the OpenRun Air 2 if you sweat hard, run in rain, or want the newer Bluetooth, USB-C charging and multipoint pairing in a lighter frame.

Prices

  • Shokz OpenRun Pro: $119.95 at B&H Photo-Video-Audio (last seen Nov 10)
  • Shokz OpenRun Air 2: $129.95 at Shokz (last seen Nov 13)
  • Difference: the Shokz OpenRun Pro is $10.00 cheaper than the Shokz OpenRun Air 2 at the latest prices (Nov 10 and Nov 13)
Shokz
OpenRun Pro

Shokz OpenRun Pro

OpenRun Pro

4.6(3,651 ratings)
$119.95at B&H Photo-Video-AudioChecked Nov 10
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Pros
  • TurboPitch bass enhancers give the fullest low end in the Shokz line
  • Titanium frame holds a secure fit through long runs
  • Large, established review base
  • Open-ear design keeps traffic and training partners audible
Cons
  • IP55 only, so not for heavy rain or rinsing
  • Magnetic charging cable is easy to lose and not USB-C
  • No multipoint pairing
  • Older Bluetooth generation
Shokz
OpenRun Air 2

Shokz OpenRun Air 2

OpenRun Air 2

4.8(57 ratings)
$129.95at ShokzChecked Nov 13
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Pros
  • IP67 survives sweat, rain and a rinse under the tap
  • Lighter at 26.4g with less bounce
  • Bluetooth 6.0 with multipoint to two devices
  • USB-C charging with a fast 5-minute top-up
  • EQ modes let you tune the sound in the app
Cons
  • Less bass depth than the OpenRun Pro
  • Only 57 ratings so far, so long-term durability is less proven
  • Balanced tuning may feel flat to bass-heavy listeners

What separates them

Shokz OpenRun ProShokz OpenRun Air 2
Water resistanceIP55, rated for sweat and splashesIP67, rated for dust and brief immersion; can be rinsed clean
Weight and fitTitanium frame, secure wrap-around fit26.4g, over 9% smaller than OpenRun, forward-shifted center of gravity to reduce bounce
Audio tuningTurboPitch with two bass enhancers for deeper low endPremiumPitch 3.0 driver, balanced sound, 4 preset and 2 custom EQ modes
BluetoothBluetooth wireless, single-device pairingBluetooth 6.0, 33 ft range, multipoint pairing to 2 devices
ChargingMagnetic charging cableUSB-C, 1-hour charge, 5 minutes gives up to 2 hours
Battery lifeUp to 10 hours with quick chargeUp to 10 hours with quick charge
Microphones and callsBuilt-in mic for callsDual-microphone system
Review history4.6 from 3,651 ratings4.8 from 57 ratings, too few to weigh equally

Price history

$159.95$109.99
Oct 28Nov 13
  • Shokz OpenRun Pro: lowest $109.99 on Oct 28 at DoorDash; $119.95 on Nov 10.
  • Shokz OpenRun Air 2: lowest $129.95 on Nov 13 at The Home Depot.

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Shokz OpenRun Pro

  • vipoutlet.comNew

    In stock

    $135.00Free shippingChecked Nov 10
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  • B&H Photo-Video-AudioNew

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    $119.95Checked Nov 10
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    $119.95Free shippingChecked Nov 10
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    $129.99Checked Nov 10
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Shokz OpenRun Air 2

  • ShokzNew

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    $129.95Checked Nov 13
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  • The Home DepotNew

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    $129.95Free shippingChecked Nov 13
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Specs compared

SpecShokz OpenRun ProShokz OpenRun Air 2
Noise CancelingYes—
Surround SoundYes—
With MicrophoneYes—
ColorBlack, Blue, Pink, Beige, Kipchoge Co-Branded E…—
StyleOpen-ear—
Wireless TypeBluetooth—
UseSports—
Height6.65″ tall—
Width5.32″ wide—
Depth2.7″ deep—
Max Battery Life10 hours—
Water-ResistantYes—
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SpecShokz OpenRun ProShokz OpenRun Air 2
Battery life—Up to 10 hours
Quick charge—5-Min = 2 Hours of Usage
Charge time—1 Hour
Weight—Standard: 26.4g
Water resistance—IP67
Bluetooth version—Bluetooth® V6.0
Wireless range—33 ft (10 m)
Multipoint pairing—2 devices
Audio technology—PremiumPitch™ 3.0
Microphones

What reviewers say

Shokz OpenRun Pro

  • 4.6 / 53,651 ratings

Owners rate the OpenRun Pro highly, with 4.6 out of 5 from 3,651 ratings. Runners and cyclists praise the open-ear awareness, stable fit and improved bass over older Shokz models. Complaints center on lighter bass than in-ear headphones, sound leakage at high volume and the proprietary charger.

What people mention
  • FitPraisedOwners say the headband stays secure through runs and rides and stays comfortable with glasses.
  • AwarenessPraisedRunners value hearing traffic and surroundings while music plays.
  • BassMixedReviewers call the bass better than older Shokz models but still lighter than in-ear headphones.
  • Sound leakageCriticisedAt high volume, people nearby can hear what you are playing.

Shokz OpenRun Air 2

  • 4.8 / 557 ratings

Owners rate the OpenRun Air 2 4.8 out of 5 across 57 ratings. They praise the light, secure fit and the awareness of traffic on runs, and call the battery and quick charge reliable. The main complaints are modest bass and sound leakage at higher volumes.

What people mention
  • FitPraisedOwners say the light frame and forward-shifted balance keep it from bouncing on runs.
  • AwarenessPraisedRunners value hearing cars and people while listening.
  • BatteryPraisedThe 10-hour runtime and 5-minute quick charge are called dependable.
  • Sound qualityMixed

Questions and answers

Which is better for heavy sweaters and rainy runs?
The OpenRun Air 2. Its IP67 rating covers dust and brief immersion, and Shokz says you can rinse it with water. The OpenRun Pro is IP55, which handles sweat and splashes but not a soaking.
Does the OpenRun Pro sound better?
It has more bass. The TurboPitch dual bass enhancers give the Pro a fuller low end, while the Air 2's PremiumPitch 3.0 is more balanced and adds EQ modes. If you want thump, the Pro wins; if you want to tune the sound, the Air 2 gives you more control.
Which lasts longer?
Battery life is the same at up to 10 hours. The Air 2 charges over USB-C in about an hour and gives up to 2 hours from a 5-minute top-up. The Pro uses a magnetic cable. On build, the Air 2's IP67 rating points to better resistance to sweat and water over time.
Is the OpenRun Air 2 worth stepping up to over the Pro?
Yes for most runners. You get better water resistance, a lighter frame, newer Bluetooth with multipoint and USB-C charging. Step up to the Pro only if bass depth is your priority.
Can I wear either with glasses or a hat?
Yes. Both sit on the cheekbone and hook over the ear, so they leave the ear canal open. The Air 2's smaller frame leaves a little more room around the ear, which helps with glasses.

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dual-microphone system
EQ modes—4 preset EQ modes and 2 custom EQ modes
Charging port—USB‑C
Clear for voices and podcasts, but bass is thinner than in-ear headphones.