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The verdict
SHOKZ OpenMove
4,000+ bought last month
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OVERPRICED.
These are open-ear headphones that use bone conduction to send sound through your cheekbones instead of sitting in your ears, so you can hear your music while staying aware of traffic and your surroundings. They're designed for runners and active people who want something lightweight and sweatproof that won't fall out or cause ear fatigue.
$79.95
Amazon price history via Keepa · checked 2d ago · confirm on Amazon
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The read
What's actually worth knowing.
- The wraparound titanium frame keeps them secure during movement, but they're only rated for low-impact activities like jogging and commuting, not high-intensity sports.
- You get six hours of battery per charge and they work with any Bluetooth device, plus they come with a protective case and USB-C cable.
- Since the sound travels through your bones rather than your ear canal, the audio quality depends on how well the headphones sit on your cheekbones, which varies from person to person.
As of Aug 30, the SHOKZ OpenMove is overpriced at $79.95 — versus a $74.10 typical price and a $49.95 12-month low, based on Amazon's own price history.
Its price this year
This price is off the chart.
Prices from Amazon.com · Data sourced from Keepa
The specs
Down to the details.
- Dimensions
- 4.8 × 3.9 × 1.8 in
- Weight
- 0.06 lb
- Colour
- Grey
- Size
- Standard
- Special features
- Lightweight · Microphone Included · Multipoint Pairing · Volume Control · USB-C Charging
- Recommended use
- Running
- In the box
- OpenMove Bone Conduction Sports Headphone, USB-C Charging Cable, Protective Case, User Manual