Not right now. AfterShokz prices are at their usual levels: the AfterShokz OpenRun Headset is $159.99 at No Boundaries Sport. Any AfterShokz deal shows here as soon as it starts.
AfterShokz, now sold under the name Shokz, is known for open-ear headphones that use bone conduction to send sound through the cheekbones and leave the ear canal open. Its lineup spans the entry-level OpenMove, the Aeropex and OpenRun sport models, and the OpenComm headset with a boom mic for calls. Every model's price is checked at each store, with that store's own price history shown alongside.
Questions and answers
- What are Shokz best known for?
- Bone conduction headphones that keep your ears open, so you hear traffic and surroundings while listening. The OpenRun line is the sport standard, and OpenComm adds a boom microphone for calls.
- Are Shokz headphones waterproof?
- Most sport models carry an IP67 or IP68 rating, enough for heavy sweat and rain, and some can be rinsed. They are not built for swimming unless the model is specifically rated for it.
- How is the sound compared with regular earbuds?
- Bone conduction trades bass depth and isolation for awareness. Expect clear vocals and a lighter low end, with some vibration at high volume.
- What warranty does Shokz offer?
- Shokz covers its headphones with a two-year warranty in the US. Keep the receipt, since support asks for proof of purchase.
- Can I return Shokz headphones?
- Return terms come from the store you buy from, not from Shokz. Check that store's return window and condition rules before ordering.
- Are there AfterShokz discount codes?
- Deal.ai checks what AfterShokz products actually cost at every store, so a real markdown shows on this page as a deal as soon as it starts, and each product's page has its price history to tell a sale from its usual price.