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Shokz OpenRun Mini Bluetooth Bone Conduction Headphones
$129.95
The OpenRun Mini is a pair of Bluetooth headphones that rests in front of your ears and sends sound through the cheekbones, so nothing sits in or over the ear canal. That lets someone who relies on a talking GPS, talking calculator, or phone screen reader keep hearing traffic, voices, and other sounds around them. It has a titanium wrap-around frame, weighs 26 grams, and is sized for smaller heads, since the headband is about 0.83 inches shorter than the standard OpenRun. You get about 8 hours of play per charge, a magnetic charging cable with no tiny plug to line up, and an IP67 water-resistance rating (fine for sweat and rain, not for swimming). Voice commands handle play, skip, and pause, and Bluetooth 5.1 can connect to two devices at once.
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AfterShokz OpenComm Headphones with Boom Mic
$159.95
The OpenComm is a wireless headset that sends sound through your cheekbones instead of into your ears, so your ears stay uncovered and you can still hear people and sounds around you. It has a swiveling boom microphone with noise cancelling to cut background noise on calls, plus a mute function. It suits someone who takes calls at work, such as in a call center, and needs to stay aware of nearby conversations. It also gives spoken updates for power, battery and connection, which helps if you can't easily read a screen. A one-hour charge gives about 16 hours of talk time or 8 hours of listening, and it charges through a magnetic connector rather than a tiny plug. It connects by Bluetooth to two devices at once, so you'll need a phone or computer to use it with.
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AfterShokz OpenRun Bluetooth Bone Conduction Headphones
$129.95
The OpenRun is a pair of wireless headphones that rest in front of your ears and send sound through your cheekbones, so nothing covers or blocks the ear canal. That lets you listen to a talking GPS, a talking calculator, or music while you still hear traffic, voices, and other sounds around you. They connect by Bluetooth 5.1 and can pair with two devices at once. They also have a built-in microphone and voice commands for play, skip, and pause. The wraparound titanium frame weighs 26 grams, and the battery runs about 8 hours on a 1.5 hour charge using a magnetic charging cable with no tiny plug. They are water resistant for sweat and rain, but not rated for swimming.
Verified yesterdaySetup with instructions