The Shokz OpenRun is a bone conduction headphone built for running and cycling. It sits on the cheekbones and leaves the ear canal open, so you hear traffic, teammates and surroundings while music plays. It is light, stays put through sweat and rain, and charges fast. Sound is clear for spoken audio and podcasts but light on bass, and loud settings vibrate against the skin, so it suits safety-first outdoor athletes more than listeners chasing rich sound.
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Owners rate the OpenRun highly for running and cycling, praising the secure fit and the awareness of traffic it gives. Most criticism centers on weak bass and vibration at higher volumes.
The Shokz OpenRun are wireless bone conduction headphones with an open-ear design. They have no earbuds and leave the ear uncovered, so you can hear your surroundings while you listen. The sound is carried through bone conduction technology, using 8th generation bone conduction.
A lightweight band holds the headphones in place. The structure of the earhook works with the transducer to deliver balanced audio, volume and bass. Without buds or over-ear pressure, they are made for all-day wear.
The headphones connect over Bluetooth V5.1 and can be used for calls. They are water-resistant against sweat, snow and rain. They charge through a USB-C connector.
