Shokz OPENRUN, Kabellos, Sport, 20 - 20000 Hz, 26 g, Kopfhörer, Grau
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Der Shokz OpenRun Grau ist ein beliebter Sportkopfhörer mit Knochenleitungstechnologie. Das Open-Ear-Design ermöglicht das Musikhören und gleichzeitig die Wahrnehmung der Umgebung, was für Läufer und Radfahrer zusätzliche Sicherheit bietet. Das leichte Titan-Gestell und die IP67-Wasserbeständigkeit sorgen für Komfort und Schutz vor Regen und Schweiß. Der Akku hält bis zu 8 Stunden und das Schnellladen ist praktisch für kurze Workouts. Der Bass ist weniger kraftvoll als bei herkömmlichen Ohrhörern und bei hoher Lautstärke kann Klangverlust auftreten. Zum Schwimmen ist das Modell nicht geeignet. Für Sportler, die Komfort und Sicherheit schätzen, ist dies eine solide Wahl.
Bewertungen von Shokz OPENRUN, Kabellos, Sport, 20 - 20000 Hz, 26 g, Kopfhörer, Grau
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Great product, but the on/off button stopped working after 9 months.
Great product, but the on/off button stopped working after 9 months.
Oz Osborne
18. August 2026
Purchased as a birthday present for someone who doesn't like wearing ear buds_ great gift easy to pair with Bluetooth and lightweight to wear.
Purchased as a birthday present for someone who doesn't like wearing ear buds_ great gift easy to pair with Bluetooth and lightweight to wear.
AD
31. Juli 2026
Great headphones for sweaty sports of any kind. Sound quality isn't the best but they are decent and reliable to use on phone calls or discord/zwift. Great value from Tredz and speedy delivery.
Great headphones for sweaty sports of any kind. Sound quality isn't the best but they are decent and reliable to use on phone calls or discord/zwift. Great value from Tredz and speedy delivery.
John G.
27. Juli 2026
Products are getting worse over the years. Bought my first pair of OpenRun’s in August 2021. Trained for an Ironman in them, used them a ton, beat them up, and they lasted 3 years. Got my money’s worth, good product! Bought a new pair in June 2024. Being used much less often, that pair died in April 2026. No problem, they were under the manufacturer 2 year warranty! For the warranty, I received a refurbished pair. Under moderate use, that pair died in 3 months. Just one month after the June 2024 warranty ran out. And the refurbished pair didn’t come with any warranty of their own. They failed outside two years from June 2024 and I’m just out of luck. Even a refurbished pair should be expected to last more than 3 months. For a brand that tries to make durable products, their quality is headed in the wrong direction.
Products are getting worse over the years. Bought my first pair of OpenRun’s in August 2021. Trained for an Ironman in them, used them a ton, beat them up, and they lasted 3 years. Got my money’s worth, good product! Bought a new pair in June 2024. Being used much less often, that pair died in April 2026. No problem, they were under the manufacturer 2 year warranty! For the warranty, I received a refurbished pair. Under moderate use, that pair died in 3 months. Just one month after the June 2024 warranty ran out. And the refurbished pair didn’t come with any warranty of their own. They failed outside two years from June 2024 and I’m just out of luck. Even a refurbished pair should be expected to last more than 3 months. For a brand that tries to make durable products, their quality is headed in the wrong direction.
Keller
14. Juli 2026
wanted to try them, work well not as good as airpods but good enough. also great for running or hiking
wanted to try them, work well not as good as airpods but good enough. also great for running or hiking
mike f
15. Juni 2026
