Over the years, I've tested my fair share of "professional" Bluetooth headsets, but Shokz' new OpenMeet headset, introduced ...

Shokz needs no introduction to active folks. The brand has been synonymous with bon-conduction headphones preferred by many ...

Thankfully, Shokz has taken an if-it-ain’t-broke approach to the OpenFit 2. You get the same, silicone-wrapped, highly flexible earhooks, but they have a tighter curve compared to the OpenFit.

But that's where Shokz focused its attention on the OpenRun Pro 2. They have dual-driver bass technology that sends bass sound through the air, making these a hybrid BCH and open-ear with regular ...

If you've never used bone conduction headphones, they're worth a try, and the Shokz OpenPro are a great introduction. The technology has come a long way since their early days. The major downside ...

As of Jan. 9, the CES-announced Shokz OpenFit 2 earbuds are available at Amazon for $179.95 and come with the benefit of a free Shokz protective case, which ordinarily sells for $11.95.

Shokz thinks of itself as the premium brand in the open-ear category and its OpenFit 2 is priced accordingly at $180. Soundcore, on the other hand, is a brand known for its highly competitive mix ...

If you want to go for a more well-known bone conduction brand instead, the runner-up pick is the ever-popular Shokz OpenRun Pro 2, thanks to their lightweight fit and generous 12-hour battery ...

For headphones, look no further than the excellent Shokz OpenRun Pro 2, which are $149 down from $179, the first significant discount I’ve seen on my favorite bone conduction headphones.

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as these stay in place far better than over-ear headphones and are often made with sweat-resistant materials. Below, you'll find our expert picks from the likes of Beats, Shokz, Bose and Samsung.