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- Free to download
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- Music
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Ratings & reviews
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2/5Basic but necessary
If you have the Open Pro version of boneless headphones I recommend downloading this app. I don’t think it is absolutely necessary to have the app to change certain settings on your openrun pros but it does make it easier and allows you to look at the settings and know which ones are selected without having to go through your openrun pro buttons changing things just so you can hear which setting is selected. The one thing it is absolutely necessary for that you can not do on your openrun pros is find out exactly how much battery you have left. The ORpros will tell you High,Medium, or Low when it turns on which indicates how much battery charge is remaining. Yet, the app will give you a % of battery left. Try it out you can always delete it if you do not like the app. Oh, make sure you register the ORpros on the app so you will have a record of your serial number and be covered under warranty. Have a great day and I hope you enjoy your Openrun pros as much as my fiancé and I enjoy ours. Did you know that they make the openrun pros in a mini size?? I have a big head and the minis fit nicely on my head. I almost bought them but since I wear a hard hat daily (which has a strap pressed against the back of my head) I purchased the regular size. Need to do a test fit if possible though because you might really like the minis. I know my fiancés pea head sure appreciates the fact that I bought her the minis.
Brett-Hoover AL · 30 Aug 2026
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5/5First thoughts to an honest review
I’ve had these headphones for half a year now, I think I can give a pretty good review after have used them on a daily basis during this time. They are very comfortable. Sometimes I forget I have them on, depending on the size that you have, sound quality I would give a 8 out of 10, just comparing high-quality headphones for the same price. But where they really shine, are in the practicality uses, sometimes I’m working with coworkers, clearly listen to their conversations or instructions. Or with a simple press of a button I can pause whatever I’m listening to, And start right where I left off with the same press of a button. Something that can be a bit annoying, Is the surrounding noise can sometimes drown out what I am listening to, for example: If I’m running near construction site, and a lot of noise is going on. That will impale me to clearly distinguish the podcast or music that I’m listening to, even if I have the volume on max, and the headphones are on my head, and the outside noise can be from 25 feet away. Though I have found that if I really want to hear something and still be safe while running through the streets near high traffic, I would put an ear plug in one ear and have the other ear open, so that I can still be aware of the things that are going around, and somehow still distinguished what I am listening to through the bone, conductivity of the headphones. Like I said, kind of annoying, But I really value their comfort level, and practicality.
Josue J. F. · 30 Aug 2026
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5/5Audio freak
So I have been involved in audio for 30 years. Both the design of audio products and the installation of them. As such I have tons of gear. I have really expensive in-ear and on-ear products, and professional monitoring equipment. That stuff is great but, lots of time I don’t want anything over or in my ears. I liked the situational awareness Shokz products offer and have many of their bone conduction products but, while useful, they weren’t my preference. I was looking for a more involved immersive sound with a larger bandwidth and the ability to take phone calls as well. I had a pair of the original Openfit which I quite liked but wished they had a bit more bandwidth and went a little louder when in higher ambient noise environments. Also, as wearer of glasses, they became a little uncomfortable for me. While at the 2025 CES show I tried out the Openfit2 and was very happy. So happy I went immediately to the store (like right after I left their booth) and grabbed a pair. The bandwidth I was looking for was there and the new design is way more comfortable; I’m not bothered wearing them with glasses anymore. Lastly, I always do test calls to the family and ask how I sound. I’m told that most products I have I sound muffled or “Bluetooth” like. When I called with this one (latest firmware update) they said I sounded clear. I do a lot of conference calls so audio quality is important to me. Bottom line, get these! Well worth the money, totally comfortable, easy controls with the addition of ‘action buttons’. I love them.
Perlisten · 30 Aug 2026
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5/5Open Air 2
I’ve tried plenty of gadgets over the years, and the Shokz OpenFit 2 earbuds have quickly climbed to the top of my favorites list. These little wonders sit just outside your ears, delivering crisp, lively sound—think deep bass and clear highs—while letting you stay tuned in to the world around you. Whether I’m out for a walk or keeping an ear on the house, they strike a perfect balance, and the 11-hour battery life means they’re ready for whatever the day brings. For someone who values freedom to move and connect, these feel like a breath of fresh air. What really wins me over is how comfortable they are—light as a feather at just over 9 grams each, with soft silicone hooks that hug your ears without a fuss. They’ve got a handy button for skipping tracks or tweaking volume, which is a nice touch when my hands are full, and the sound’s so rich it’s hard to believe they’re not tucked inside your ears. Pair that with a sleek case that bumps the total playtime to 48 hours, and it’s clear Shokz put heart into making these practical for folks like me who juggle family and a busy life. By the end, Shokz OpenFit 2 feels like a trusty companion—great for enjoying music or a podcast without losing touch with what’s around you. The sound’s a step up from the first version, and while they’re not cheap at $179, they’re worth it for how they blend into your day. It’s the kind of thing I’d recommend to anyone who loves a good tune but still wants to hear the kids or the birds outside—a simple, honest tool that lifts your spirit and keeps you grounded. I’m already looking forward to my next stroll with them!
InZanertx · 30 Aug 2026
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5/5Shocks
This has been an amazing pair of ear buds I have had. I love the way they fit on and slightly in my ear, as I have tiny ears which do not have many choices that will not fall out. I love the selection of the settings for your button actions of choice. I think the bass option for sound quality and the ability to change and customize the EQ is amazing! The most important thing that caught my eye was the fact, I don’t have to fumble with the ear buds and charging case to charge and store them away, I can easily put them in either side as they are a universal for and doesn’t have to be left or right. I recommend these shocks to every one, especially whose who need to hear the sounds around them, it makes it very easy to hear both music and outside talking, there is a lot of features and an app that can help ease the guided sounds and you can see what your doing. The battery life per ear buds, and the charging case. I use them even when I have my work earpiece on that wraps around my ear and sits on it, it has worked out extremely well for that use. I would love to demonstrate and explain the feature to others as I am certain I have one of the best products that have multiple features out there without having to irritate the ear drums.
TF new shocks user · 30 Aug 2026
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Versions
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5.10.0
1. Full support for new lineups 2. A few tweaks and fine-tuning to make the app more stable and less buggy.
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5.5.0
1. Full support for new lineups 2. A few tweaks and fine-tuning to make the app more stable and less buggy.
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5.5.1
1. Full support for new lineups 2. A few tweaks and fine-tuning to make the app more stable and less buggy.
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5.5.2
1. Full support for new lineups 2. A few tweaks and fine-tuning to make the app more stable and less buggy.
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5.5.3
1. Full support for new lineups 2. A few tweaks and fine-tuning to make the app more stable and less buggy.
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5.6.0
1. Full support for new lineups 2. A few tweaks and fine-tuning to make the app more stable and less buggy.
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5.6.2
1. Full support for new lineups 2. A few tweaks and fine-tuning to make the app more stable and less buggy.
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5.6.3
1. New features:Message 2. A few tweaks and fine-tuning to make the app more stable and less buggy.
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5.6.5
1. Full support for new lineups 2. A few tweaks and fine-tuning to make the app more stable and less buggy.
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5.7.0
1. Full support for new lineups 2. A few tweaks and fine-tuning to make the app more stable and less buggy.
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5.7.1
1. Full support for new lineups 2. A few tweaks and fine-tuning to make the app more stable and less buggy.
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5.7.5
1. Full support for new lineups 2. A few tweaks and fine-tuning to make the app more stable and less buggy.
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5.7.6
"1. Full support for new lineups 2. A few tweaks and fine-tuning to make the app more stable and less buggy."
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5.7.7
1. Full support for new lineups 2. A few tweaks and fine-tuning to make the app more stable and less buggy.
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5.7.8
1. Full support for new lineups 2. A few tweaks and fine-tuning to make the app more stable and less buggy.
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5.8.0
1. Full support for new lineups 2. A few tweaks and fine-tuning to make the app more stable and less buggy.
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5.8.1
1. Full support for new lineups 2. A few tweaks and fine-tuning to make the app more stable and less buggy.
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5.8.2
1. Full support for new lineups 2. A few tweaks and fine-tuning to make the app more stable and less buggy.
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5.8.3
1. Full support for new lineups 2. A few tweaks and fine-tuning to make the app more stable and less buggy.
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5.8.4
1. Full support for new lineups 2. A few tweaks and fine-tuning to make the app more stable and less buggy.
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5.8.6
1. Full support for new lineups 2. A few tweaks and fine-tuning to make the app more stable and less buggy.
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5.8.7
1. Full support for new lineups 2. A few tweaks and fine-tuning to make the app more stable and less buggy.
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5.8.8
1. Full support for new lineups 2. A few tweaks and fine-tuning to make the app more stable and less buggy.
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5.9.0
"1. Full support for new lineups 2. A few tweaks and fine-tuning to make the app more stable and less buggy."
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5.9.1
1. Full support for new lineups 2. A few tweaks and fine-tuning to make the app more stable and less buggy.
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5.9.2
· 24 Jul 2026
1. Full support for new lineups 2. A few tweaks and fine-tuning to make the app more stable and less buggy.
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6.0.0
1. Full support for new lineups 2. A few tweaks and fine-tuning to make the app more stable and less buggy.
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6.0.1
· 25 Aug 2026
1. Full support for new lineups 2. A few tweaks and fine-tuning to make the app more stable and less buggy.
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- Last verified
- 30 Aug 2026
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