Review on SHOKZ OPENRUN Pro Wireless Headphones, Pink by Adam Nowak ᠌

For more than 2 years I have been using bone conduction headphones from the then Aftershokz. The previous model Trekz served faithfully, but suddenly died two months before the end of the warranty. I sent it to an authorized service, where the maximum that they could do was to issue an act of non-repairability. Because, as usual, in such cases they were replaced with new ones, or analogues, but now the delivery of new ones to the 2022 is not expected - this is according to the official Shokz service in the 2022. Sad forecast, but what to do! Therefore, I had to look east to one well-known marketplace, from where these headphones were ordered. One and a half months of waiting - and here it is happiness! Unlike Trekz, the new OpenRun Pro (by the way, now they are just Shokz, without After) have become lighter, more convenient, and completely invisible on the head. Smaller, but louder. And, lo and behold, bass appeared, you can listen to music relatively well! They support 4 languages ​​out of the box (from China they come in Chinese, but with simple button presses they start speaking English). When the sound is loud, there is no tickling sensation inherent in the previous model, so in loud environments you can safely crank the volume to the maximum. The audibility of me in the microphone is not bad, but according to the reviews of people with whom I spoke on the phone in the new headset, the quality is about the same as with Trekz, maybe better, but still inferior to the apple headphones that I used while waiting for new headphones. In the bottom line, I'm satisfied with the headphones, and I'm not going to refuse them even despite the indicated disadvantages. But I would not recommend buying at the prices that are in the 2022, it is better to endure a month and a half, and get them for the price at which they are sold all over the world, and not to feed presumptuous domestic outbids.