Shokz OpenDots One deal returns to lowest Amazon price
Amazon has the red Shokz OpenDots One down to $139.95, a $60 cut that matches the earbuds’ lowest tracked price.
By Poppy Nakagawa · Culture Writer
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The Shokz OpenDots One deal is back at Amazon, bringing the open-ear headphones down to $139.95 as of July 29. That is $60 off the $199.95 list price, with the discount applying to the red pair.
Mashable reported the sale and cited CamelCamelCamel, the Amazon price tracker, which shows $139.95 as the lowest price the Shokz OpenDots One have reached at the retailer. The current listing puts the earbuds back at that floor.
Is the Shokz OpenDots One deal at Amazon the lowest price?
Yes, according to CamelCamelCamel data cited by Mashable. The $139.95 sale price matches the lowest Amazon price tracked for the Shokz OpenDots One.
The catch is color. Mashable said only the red version was marked down to this price at the time of its report, so shoppers looking for another finish may not see the same $60 cut.
Why did Mashable rate the Shokz OpenDots One highly?
Mashable placed the Shokz OpenDots One in its roundup of the best open earbuds and named them the top pick for most people. The site said they delivered “better audio quality than we expected and an impressive battery life.”
In Mashable’s review, writer Alex Bracetti praised the earbuds for exercise use, saying 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.”
Bracetti also pointed to their staying power and fit, adding: “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.”
What do the Shokz OpenDots One offer?
According to Mashable, the earbuds can run for up to 10 hours on one charge. With the charging case, total battery life can reach up to 40 hours.
The Shokz OpenDots One use a clip-on design. Mashable said the fit relies on a flexible nickel-titanium plate and a soft silicone grip, built to keep the earbuds secure on the ear while the wearer moves.
The deal is listed at Amazon, with the lowest-price claim supported by CamelCamelCamel. For buyers who specifically want the red model, the current price brings one of Mashable’s favorite open-ear picks back to its best tracked Amazon level.
This story draws on original reporting from Mashable.