Shokz has pushed one of its most recognized open-ear models into a new price range: the OpenRun Pro is now available for $99.95, marking the first time this bone conduction headset has fallen below $100.
Designed for runners, cyclists, and anyone who wants to stay aware of their environment, bone conduction headphones send sound through vibrations rather than sealing the ear canal. That makes them especially useful for outdoor movement and everyday listening when situational awareness matters.
The OpenRun Pro sits just below Shokz's newer premium models, but it still brings a strong feature set. It offers Bluetooth wireless connectivity, a lightweight frame, IP55 dust and water resistance, and a fit that works comfortably with helmets and sunglasses. While bone conduction audio does not deliver the same bass depth as traditional in-ear headphones, Shokz has tuned this model to deliver one of the most refined open-ear listening experiences in its class.
Beyond sports use, the headphones can also handle calls and casual daily wear, making them a flexible option for users who prefer open-ear audio. For shoppers considering an entry point into this category, the current price makes the OpenRun Pro especially notable.
As open-ear audio continues to evolve, products like this point toward a future where comfort, awareness, and wireless performance increasingly work together.
