Shokz OpenComm2 UC 2025 Upgrade Bone Conduction Headset (USB-A) - Black

The Shokz OpenComm2 UC is a bone conduction headset built for people who spend the day on calls and still need to hear what is happening around them. It rests in front of your ears and sends audio through your cheekbones, so your ears stay open while you talk. The bundled Loop120 USB-A adapter plugs straight into a PC or Mac for a stable wireless link. Features Open-ear bone conduction design keeps your ears clear for ambient sound during calls Dual noise-cancelling boom microphone with DSP and cVc technology for clearer calls in busy rooms Up to 16 hours of talk time, with a quick charge that adds 2 hours of talk from 5 minutes on the cable Loop120 USB-A wireless adapter for a direct connection to PC and Mac Multipoint pairing links two devices at once so you can switch between computer and phone IP55 rating for protection against sweat and light splashes, at just 35 grams Specifications Model: Shokz OpenComm2 UC USB-A 2025 Upgrade Connectivity: Bluetooth 5.1, USB-A via Shokz Loop120 Adapter Wireless Range: Up to 30 meters (98 feet) Battery Life: Up to 16 hours talk time, 8 hours listening Quick Charge: 5 minutes charge for 2 hours of talk time Charging Port: USB-C Water Resistance: IP55 Weight: 35 grams Microphone: Dual noise-canceling boom mic with DSP & cVc Compatibility: PC, Mac, iOS, Android Included Accessories: USB-C charging cable, hard shell carrying case What's in the Box Shokz OpenComm2 UC headset Shokz Loop120 USB-A wireless adapter USB-C charging cable Hard shell carrying case Browse more open-ear and on-ear options in our headphones collection. Good to know The IP55 rating means the headset resists dust and light water splashes, so it handles sweat during workouts and use in light rain, but it is not built for full submersion. Multipoint pairing keeps two devices connected at the same time, so you can take a call on the computer and switch to your phone without re-pairing. The bundled Loop120 USB-A adapter gives a direct wireless link to a PC or Mac, which is more stable for calls than a standard Bluetooth connection, while Bluetooth 5.1 covers your phone and other devices. The open-ear bone conduction design sits in front of your ears rather than inside them, so you stay aware of ambient sound and it suits long call days where in-ear buds feel tiring.