The Shokz OpenMove is an open-ear bone conduction headphone built for running and cycling. It sits on the cheekbones and leaves the ear canal open, so you hear traffic, teammates and surroundings while music plays. A titanium band and earhooks hold it in place through sweat and rain, and dual noise-canceling mics handle calls. Against pricier Shokz models it gives up battery life and some bass depth, but it is the entry point to the bone conduction line and reviewers treat it as a solid, comfortable first pair for safety-minded runners.
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Owners rate the OpenMove highly as a running and cycling headphone, praising the secure fit, comfort over long sessions and the awareness it gives on the road. The recurring complaints are modest bass, sound leakage at higher volumes and battery life that trails newer models.
The Shokz OpenMove are wireless bone conduction headphones with an open-ear design. They leave your ears uncovered and send sound through bone conduction instead of earbuds or ear cups. This lets you hear your surroundings while you listen.
Sound comes from 7th generation bone conduction technology and PremiumPitch 2.0. The earhook's structure works with the transducer to deliver balanced audio, volume and bass. A titanium band holds the headphones in place and keeps them comfortable without pressure on or in the ear.
Dual noise-canceling mics are built in for calls. The headphones connect wirelessly over Bluetooth and run for 6 hours on a single charge. The water-resistant design handles sweat, snow and rain.
