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WIRED's latest roundup of open-ear headphones tests options across price points, including the Nothing Ear (Open) at $99, JLab Epic Open Sport at $100, EarFun Clip at $70, Shokz OpenFit Pro at $250, and the Suunto Wing 2 at $179. The reviewer is also currently testing the newer, cheaper Shokz OpenRun Air 2 as a potential budget alternative to pricier models.
The SHOKZ OpenFit 2 open-ear earbuds are currently discounted by $40, bringing the price down to $139.95. The earbuds are designed for workouts, offering strong battery life and an open-ear fit that lets users stay aware of their surroundings.
Amazon has cut the price of SHOKZ's OpenDots ONE open-ear earbuds by 30% off their retail price, saving buyers $60. This matches the lowest price the earbuds have hit since launch.
Shokz has launched the OpenFit Air 2, an open-ear earbud that weighs about 17 percent less than its predecessor at 7.2g per bud. The earbuds feature an ear-hook design, upgraded bass technology via Bassphere and OpenBass 2.0, Bluetooth 6.1 with multipoint support, and up to 36 hours of combined battery life with the charging case. They launch August 27 for $130, alongside a companion release, the OpenRun Air 2, aimed at runners with a bone-conduction design.