SHOKZ Puts Its OpenRun Bone Conduction Headphones on Clearance at a Record Low - Kotaku

"The SHOKZ OpenRun Bone Conduction Headphones give you open-ear wireless sound, allowing you to stay aware of your surroundings while listening to music, podcasts, and taking calls. Unlike regular sealed in-ear headphones that block your ear canals, these bone-conduction headphones sit just in front of your ears with a flexible wraparound frame that stays in place as you move. Vibrations generated by the transducers are transmitted through your cheekbone to your inner ear, letting you keep hearing traffic and nearby conversations."

"Visit Amazon to purchase the SHOKZ OpenRun Bone Conduction Headphones for just $90, which saves you $40 or 31% off the original $130 list price. See at Amazon Unique headphones that look and sound great without causing pain A lightweight wrap-around band keeps the transducers in place, allowing a full range of motion without large ear cups or tips, so you can listen privately while still hearing conversation around you."

"These bone conduction headphones from SHOKZ can withstand a lot of physical activity, poor weather, and perspiration. It has an IP67 rating, which allows it to withstand some rain, and it is also resistant to dust and other contaminants. Moisture detection will alert you if the headphones are so wet that they could be damaged during charging, which can happen after a particularly hard workout."

SHOKZ OpenRun headphones use bone-conduction transducers that sit in front of the ears and transmit vibrations through the cheekbone to the inner ear, enabling open-ear listening and situational awareness. A lightweight wraparound frame secures the fit without in-ear tips or large cups, supporting movement during exercise. The design offers long battery life and wireless connectivity for music, podcasts, and calls. The IP67 rating provides dust and rain resistance, and moisture-detection protects charging. The headphones are sweat-resistant and marketed for active use where hearing traffic and nearby conversations is important.

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