Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 Replacement Buttons

If your Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 headphones are still electrically fine but completely unusable because the silicone buttons failed, this print brings them back from the dead. Shokz uses a thin silicone molding for the volume + / – buttons, and it’s notorious for tearing, detaching, or fraying over time. This 3D-printed replacement solves that. Printing Options: Single-piece print: easy and quick Multi-piece print: Separate + and – inserts for clean two-color prints without AMS gymnastics. Installation Notes (Important) Use a small dab of B-7000 cement to secure the printed buttons to the headphone body You do not need much - just a small dab is enough If you printed the + and - separately, use a suitable CA glue (see images for what I typically use for black prints) ⚠️ Warning: This repair does compromise the original water resistance of the headphones. That said: The headphones are already unusable once the silicone fails This makes them usable again Choose between dead headphones or work