SHOKZ OpenFit 2 Open-Ear Earhook Bluetooth Earbuds falls to $139.95

A $40 discount that's hard to ignore.

Open-ear earbuds solve a problem regular buds never will. You keep your music, your podcast, and your calls, but traffic, coworkers, and the treadmill belt stay audible too. The SHOKZ OpenFit 2 has been one of the better-liked takes on that idea, and right now the price has come down to match the pitch.

SHOKZ OpenFit 2 Open-Ear Earhook Bluetooth Earbuds drops to $139.95 - save $40. That is 22 percent off a set that normally sits at $179.95, and it puts the OpenFit 2 back within reach for anyone who has been circling open-ear audio without committing. The timing is straightforward. This is a $40 cut on a product with a 4.4-star rating across 3,469 reviews, and the price is now below its 30-day average of $177.33 and its 90-day average of $166.14. The all-time low on record is $124.95, so this is not the cheapest the OpenFit 2 has ever been, but it is the lowest it has sat in recent months.

THE DEAL

SHOKZ OpenFit 2 Open-Ear Earhook Bluetooth Earbuds

$139.95 (was $179.95) - Save $40 (22% off)

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What You're Getting

• DualBoost composite drivers with the OpenBass 2.0 algorithm for clear mids and highs plus deeper bass
• 9.4 g earhooks with a Ni-Ti alloy that contours to your ears, rated IP55 for sweat and weather
• Open-ear air conduction design that keeps you aware of your surroundings, plus DirectPitch 2.0 for private sound
• Up to 11 hours per charge and 48 hours total with the case, with 10 minutes of charging adding 2 hours of listening
• Physical multifunction buttons for volume, track skips, calls, and switching between 2 paired devices, with EQ and controls customizable in the Shokz App

Who This Is For

Best for runners, cyclists, and gym regulars who need to hear what is happening around them, and for anyone who finds sealed earbuds uncomfortable after an hour. The 9.4 g earhook design and IP55 rating make these a natural fit for sweaty training sessions, and the 48-hour case capacity means you are not hunting for a charger every other day.

If you want deep noise isolation for flights or loud offices, this is the wrong category of earbud.

Final Verdict

For $40 off list, the OpenFit 2 makes sense if open-ear awareness is the feature you actually want. Buyers who can hold out for a deeper cut should know the record low sits at $124.95, but the $139.95 price is the best this set has offered in months.