Get an Open Box "Excellent Condition" Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 Sport Headphone for Just $108 at Best Buy

Get an Open Box "Excellent Condition" Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 Sport Headphone for Just $108 at Best Buy Southeast Asia Home Amazon Deals Pro-tips by Codashop PC PS4 Xbox One Nintendo Mobile Entertainment EsportsMoreSearch Home More About IGN SEAContactAdvertisePressUser AgreementPrivacy PolicyCookie PolicyRSSIGN Southeast Asia is operated under license by Media Prima Digital Sdn Bhd (199901014126) Change Region United States United Kingdom Australia Africa Adria Serbian/Croatian Adria Slovenian Benelux / Dutch Brazil China / 中国 Czechia / Slovakia France Germany Greece / Ελλάδα Hungary India Israel Italy / Italia Japan / 日本 Korea / 한국 Latin America Middle East – English Middle East – الأوسطالشرق Nordic Poland Portugal Southeast Asia Spain / España Turkey / Türkiye world.ign.com Register / Login Register / Login Login Register Get an Open Box "Excellent Condition" Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 Sport Headphone for Just $108 at Best Buy These runners' headphones with bone conduction technology normally retails for $180 new. This post might contain affiliation links. If you buy something through this post, the publisher may get a share of the sale. By Eric Song  Updated: Feb. 27, 2026, 6:45 a.m. Related reads:MapleStorySEA Celebrates 20th Anniversary With Massive Summer Updates If you enjoy listening to music while you run, then this headphone deal is right up your alley. Best Buy has just discounted its inventory of open box “excellent condition” Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 Open-Ear Wireless Sport Headphones to just $107.99. “Good” and “fair” condition units are also available for an even lower price. This headphone normally retails for $180 new. The OpenRun Pro 2 is the best non-earbuds headphones for running. While the AirPods Pro might be an excellent all-around earbud, the OpenRun Pro is a superior sport headphone when you need to be aware of your surroundings.Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 Sport Headphones for $107.99The OpenRun Pro 2 is more headphone than earbud, with a lightweight titanium band connecting the two ear pieces and wrapping around the back of your head. It does an excellent job of keeping everything in place, which is important because the buds need to be positioned precisely. Instead of the traditional method of sending sound vibrations to your eardrums, the OpenRun Pro uses bone conduction technology to send vibrations through your cheekbones directly to your inner ear. As such, the headphones are actually placed in front of your ear instead of on your ear. The biggest advantage is that you can fully hear your surroundings; if you like running on streets, for example, you’ll be aware of everything that’s going on around you and still be able to hear your music perfectly well.More like thisOpen Back Headphones: A Sound Experience Like No OtherOpenRun Pro 2 vs Open Run ProThe OpenRun Pro 2 is a substantial update over its predecessor. Probably the most noticeable upgrade is the switch from a proprietary magnetic charging cable to the USB Type-C standard. Another significant upgrade is the sound quality. While the original OpenRun Pro has good bass response, it is slightly hampered by the fact that it produces tiny vibrations that are noticeable and sometimes ticklish or distracting. The new OpenRun Pro 2 utilizes Shok’s DualPitch technology to virtually eliminate vibrations. Other smaller changes include increased battery life, and better microphone noise cancelation.I have a pair of AirPods Pro that I use regularly, but I always set them aside for the OpenRun Pros when I run. The Transparency mode on the AirPods Pro does work well for most situations, but they still can’t compare to the awareness you get without having any buds plugging up your ears. In my experience these headphones stay in place extremely well and the sound quality is good compared to other bone conduction headphones I’ve tried.Eric Song is the IGN commerce manager in charge of finding the best gaming and tech deals every day. When Eric isn’t hunting for deals for other people at work, he’s hunting for deals for himself during his free time. Related reads:Burger King’s AI Chatbot, Patty, to Dish Out Tips on Meal Prep and Track ‘Friendliness’ via Employee Headsets This post might contain affiliation links. If you buy something through this post, the publisher may get a share of the sale. Comments Please enable JavaScript to view the comments. Ad ©2026 IGN Southeast Asia is operated under license by Media Prima Digital Sdn Bhd (199901014126) ‘