Shokz OpenRun Pro Review by 3 Runners: The best headphones for running?
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- Опубликовано: 27 фев 2022
- Shokz (formerly AfterShokz) has launched its new OpenRun Pro headphones, which sit at the top of the Shokz headphones family and are squarely aimed at runners.
The bone conduction headphones feature that signature wraparound design with Shokz promising an improvement in sound with new EQ modes, bigger battery life and a quicker fast charge mode.
Testers Mike, Nick and Tom have been testing out the OpenRun Pro to see whether Shokz has delivered on those big improvements and whether these are the best running headphones to buy right now.
JUMP STRAIGHT IN:
0:02 - Intro
0:10 - Key details
1:32 - Design, fit and controls
4:22 - Sound and call quality
11:34 - Battery life
13:22 - Verdict and alternatives
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I am so glad for this. It such a to the millimeter useful review for someone who never used aftershokz.
18 minute video! Great review! I have had an Openrun Pro before, and I think it is very suitable for running and has a great wearing experience. However, its low waterproof performance also limits its usage scenarios. I later used the Wissonly Hi Runner, which can be used in swimming, running, boating, cycling, hiking and other scenarios, and it is very practical.
I use these, well worth every penny compared to other headphones.
I am using aeropax and best advantage for this tech is phone conversations. During speaking with phone, hearing your own voice with uncovered ears are the best experience for me. And i can wear them all day long without noticing them.
I completely agree. I have sent mine back. It isn't worth the asking price.
Still using my titaniums last forever best brillant design worth the investment.
Does the multi pairing work at the same time from both phones for Open Run Pro? I have the Aeropex. But it didn't work if the two mobile phones screen are open. I need to turn off the screen of one phone to hear the sounds playing from my other phone. But it is connect at the same time, I'll just need to turn off the screen on the other phone to work properly.Not like in my Plantronics Voyager both phone's Bluetooth are working same time even the two phone are open screen.
The lower water resistance is due to the open mesh at the front of each pod which is a way of enhancing the bass performance. I think that the "pro" in the name refers to enhanced sound performance (and additional runtime), not to any enhanced sports-related capabilities. A bit to the contrary, in fact.
I'm looking for a quality bone-conduction headset to use with my Bluetooth-enabled Samsung smart TV (UN49KU7000F). The TV has no way to modulate the volume. Can Beatolo do this?
There is much talk about the 10 hour battery life on the pro but what about standby time - thanks
The percentage of battery left is rounded to the nearest 20% and I can't think it's linear so judging total battery life by the drop off in three hours isn't going to be accurate.
I love my Aeropex. Last years for me. Not a fan of that underwater feeling with in-ear headphones when running where I hear the thump of my feet. The sound is fine for me and I like hearing my environment. I would, though, love to see a comparison between these and Sony's new Linkbuds which are a more open design in terms of how they feel to a runner.
I just find the open run frustratingly quiet with or without bass enhancement. Haven’t tried the pro yet. Is it any louder?
My favorite features of the aftershokz lineup is actually the ease to just move them to your neck and forget about them without fear of losing them. I’d happily go for in-ear BT headphones with the neat titanium loop that makes this possible. Is there any that you know of??
In summery you're saying someone like me who is happy running with the powerbeats pro and considering these for some special runs I should not bother because I'll be dissapointed in the sound quality? 🤔
After finishing an activity can the open run pro be rinsed under a water tap?
Can I upload music into it?
It is a Bluetooth speaker?
So. Only reason to get them from my perspective would be for the very occasional race, I don’t do that many, when I couldn’t wear in ear buds.
hi, i have the aeropex worth upgrade to openrun pro?