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These are really good for the price and ranked as the best under $100 headphones by SoundGuys.
Gonna pick these up as a beater anc headset to keep in my backpack for traveling.
- @momo_hiraiNov 2024
for traveling? dont think so, sis
I own this and open run and open run mini. Open run mini fits me perfectly, and I prefer that over the move. Open move is a little stiffer than open run, so the fit is not as good in my experience. Open run sounds noticeably better than open move imo. But the open move has USB-C while the runs have a proprietary magnetic charger, which is a big win for the move.
I tried these years ago before buying original Airpods and they made my ears tickle when listening to music. Do these newer ones still have that issue or is that something that can't really be solved due to the bone conduction?
- @AUBREYTheBug1996Nov 2024
oH, I've seen multiple reviews on YouTube talk about how the 2.0's were able to solve this. Worth a watch.
- @shoyulightNov 2024
perfect, tnx, man
About this item
- Open-Ear Headphones - Experience unmatched comfort with our lightweight, secure fit, featuring an earbud-free design for all-day listening without ear fatigue.(Rebranded version of AfterShokz OpenMove)
- Safety & Connection - Stay motivated with your favorite audio without compromising on safety. Unlike over-ear and in-ear headphones, OpenMove keeps you connected and aware of your surroundings.
- Secure Fit - From light jogs to everyday commutes, a wraparound titanium frame keeps your bone conduction headphones in place during a range of low impact activities.
- 6 Hours of Music & Calls - Enjoy six continuous hours of music, calls, and podcasts on a single charge with our bluetooth headphones.
- High Sound Quality- Enjoy balanced audio, optimal volume and rich bass delivered through your cheekbone, anytime, anywhere with this premium OpenMove headset.
Shokz Bone Conduction Wireless Earphones: Should You Buy Them?
Highlights and Advantages
- Superior situational awareness: Hear your surroundings while enjoying your audio.
- Comfortable and secure fit for extended wear, even during workouts.
- Durable and water-resistant design for various activities and weather conditions.
Similars
- AfterShokz Aeropex: Offers a slightly lighter design and potentially longer battery life.
- Sony LinkBuds S: Provides superior noise cancellation features.
- Open-ear headphones from other brands: May offer a broader range of features or different design aesthetics.
What You Need to Know Before Buying
Before purchasing bone conduction headphones like the Shokz, consider the following: Sound quality is generally different from traditional in-ear headphones. Some users report a slightly "tinny" or less bass-heavy sound. Ensure compatibility with your devices. Check the Bluetooth version and codecs to confirm seamless connectivity. Bone conduction works better for some people than others. It can be affected by head shape and bone density.
Extra Tips
- Read user reviews to gauge real-world experiences and identify potential issues.
- Consider the intended use. Are these for workouts, calls, or general listening?
- Check the warranty and return policy offered by the seller.
- Pay attention to battery life estimations and charging time.
- Compare the available color options to match your personal style.
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7 Comments
These are really good for the price and ranked as the best under $100 headphones by SoundGuys.
Gonna pick these up as a beater anc headset to keep in my backpack for traveling.
for traveling? dont think so, sis
I own this and open run and open run mini. Open run mini fits me perfectly, and I prefer that over the move. Open move is a little stiffer than open run, so the fit is not as good in my experience. Open run sounds noticeably better than open move imo. But the open move has USB-C while the runs have a proprietary magnetic charger, which is a big win for the move.
I tried these years ago before buying original Airpods and they made my ears tickle when listening to music. Do these newer ones still have that issue or is that something that can't really be solved due to the bone conduction?
oH, I've seen multiple reviews on YouTube talk about how the 2.0's were able to solve this. Worth a watch.
perfect, tnx, man