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6 reviews for OpenMove – Open-Ear Bluetooth Sport Headphones – Bone Conduction Wireless Earphones
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Missy and Ty –
I work in a place where I need to be able to hear my surroundings but I hate taking headphones off or pausing. These have great sound and I love the color! I was worried about the color changing or turning red because my hair is red but I have worn these every day for 6 months and they are…
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Julia DiVerdi –
I love these headphones, they charge quickly, stay charged for a long time, connect easily, sound great, and they’re pink. What more could you ask for?
They do give me a little “pixie ears” when I wear them, but I think that’s more of a me problem 🧚
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mastarayray –
I recently had the pleasure of experiencing the SHOKZ OpenMove Open-Ear Bluetooth Sport Headphones, and I must say they have redefined my expectations for wireless sport headphones. The combination of comfort, sound quality, and safety features makes these headphones a standout choice for…
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Missy and Ty –
This is my 3rd incarnation of After Shokz. I love using them to listen from podcasts to Black Sabbath and they sound great, handling bass and highs, unlike some of the knock offs sold on Amazon. The headphones are lightweight, they fit without pinching. The call audio quality is clean and…
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Paul Hathcox –
These aren’t the latest or greatest in the Shokz line but they’re perfectly fine for my needs. I listen to a lot of audiobooks and I’m happy with the sound quality. I’m also glad that these Shokz can be charged with a C cord charger rather than it’s own specific charge cord. Sure the other…
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Joel Mayer –
First off, these are bone-conduction headphones. They are not “noise canceling.” Some people just don’t seem to get that.
I work at a metal fabrication facility and these type of headhpones have been OK’d for use on the production floor precisely BECAUSE they allow us to hear what’s going on…
Missy and Ty –
I work in a place where I need to be able to hear my surroundings but I hate taking headphones off or pausing. These have great sound and I love the color! I was worried about the color changing or turning red because my hair is red but I have worn these every day for 6 months and they are…
Julia DiVerdi –
I love these headphones, they charge quickly, stay charged for a long time, connect easily, sound great, and they’re pink. What more could you ask for?
They do give me a little “pixie ears” when I wear them, but I think that’s more of a me problem 🧚
mastarayray –
I recently had the pleasure of experiencing the SHOKZ OpenMove Open-Ear Bluetooth Sport Headphones, and I must say they have redefined my expectations for wireless sport headphones. The combination of comfort, sound quality, and safety features makes these headphones a standout choice for…
Missy and Ty –
This is my 3rd incarnation of After Shokz. I love using them to listen from podcasts to Black Sabbath and they sound great, handling bass and highs, unlike some of the knock offs sold on Amazon. The headphones are lightweight, they fit without pinching. The call audio quality is clean and…
Paul Hathcox –
These aren’t the latest or greatest in the Shokz line but they’re perfectly fine for my needs. I listen to a lot of audiobooks and I’m happy with the sound quality. I’m also glad that these Shokz can be charged with a C cord charger rather than it’s own specific charge cord. Sure the other…
Joel Mayer –
First off, these are bone-conduction headphones. They are not “noise canceling.” Some people just don’t seem to get that.
I work at a metal fabrication facility and these type of headhpones have been OK’d for use on the production floor precisely BECAUSE they allow us to hear what’s going on…