Shokz OpenFit Pro vs Shokz OpenMove Bone Conduction Headphones
Buy the OpenFit Pro if sound quality, calls and battery life matter most. Its 11 × 20 mm drivers, Dolby Audio, six noise-cancelling mics and 40-hour case beat the OpenMove on every spec that affects daily use. The OpenMove is the simpler, lighter pick at 29 g with a titanium band, and it suits basic listening and light calls. Owners of both praise the secure open-ear fit; the OpenFit Pro adds smart wear detection, multipoint and wireless charging that the OpenMove lacks.
- Choose the OpenFit Pro if you want richer sound, clearer calls in wind and noise, and a charging case that carries you through a week.
- Choose the OpenMove if you want a light, simple bone-conduction set for podcasts, light calls and everyday awareness.
Prices
- Shokz OpenFit Pro: $204.00 at eBay (last seen Oct 31)
- Shokz OpenMove Bone Conduction Headphones: $74.99 at ShopCGX (last seen Nov 8)
- Difference: the Shokz OpenMove Bone Conduction Headphones is $129.01 cheaper than the Shokz OpenFit Pro at the latest prices (Oct 31 and Nov 8)

