AfterShokz's bone conduction headphones are an increasingly popular option for runners, with the open ear design meaning that you can stay aware of the world around you while running. They're also the only headphones allowed in many races as a result.

The AfterShokz OpenMove are the latest bone conduction headphones from the brand, offering the same technology at a significantly lower price than the Aeropex. In addition, they've been updated to include new sound equalizer options and now charge using USB-C.

Here, we run through the OpenMove to find out if they're worth investing in.

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@00:38 – What are bone conduction headphones?
@01:38 – Design
@02:07 – Stats
@05:33 – Road Testing
@08:12 – Is it worth buying?

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