SAVE $60: As of July 29, Shokz OpenDots One are on sale for $139.95 at Amazon. That’s $60 off their full price of $199.95, and marks a return to their lowest-ever price.
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Shokz OpenDots One landed among our favorite open earbuds as the top pick for most people, offering “better audio quality than we expected and an impressive battery life.” If they’ve caught your attention, we’ve spotted an excellent $60 discount on the vibrant red pair at Amazon, so this is a great time to grab them.
Usually, these earbuds are listed for $199.95, but this deal has brought them down to $139.95, marking a return to their lowest-ever price at the retailer. Unfortunately, only the red pair is marked down to this price right now, but they’re certainly worth grabbing while they’re still on sale.
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In addition to earning a spot in our roundup of the best open earbuds, our review of the Shokz OpenDots One had plenty of praise for them. Writer Alex Bracetti said they “dish out satisfying sound that increases stamina when running low on energy, and the addition of Dolby Audio gives music a bit more thump.” He added: “Battery life is sufficient for about a week of use, depending how long you exercise. The stylish design also stabilizes fit when sprinting at fast speeds.”
Battery life can last up to 10 hours on a single charge or up to 40 hours with the charging case. Their clip-on fit — with a flexible nickel-titanium plate and soft silicone grip — ensures they’ll stay securely on your ear as you move around.
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