Shokz OpenRun Pro bone conduction headphones are on sale for $109, a $50 discount, at Amazon, Walmart and B&H Photo. The price matches the all-time low seen since January, according to The Verge. The OpenRun Pro rests outside the ears and uses bone conduction to transmit sound, allowing the wearer to hear ambient noises while listening. This open‑ear design is intended for outdoor activities, such as running, where awareness of traffic and other hazards is important. The lightweight titanium frame is meant to stay secure during exercise. The device carries an IP55 rating, indicating protection against light rain and dust. Battery life is rated at up to 10 hours, and the headphones support multipoint Bluetooth for connection to two devices simultaneously. Unlike traditional earbuds, which seal the ear canal, the OpenRun Pro leaves the ear open. Bone conduction delivers sound through the cheekbones rather than directly into the ear. The OpenRun Pro 2, a newer model, offers richer bass, USB‑C charging and AI‑powered noise cancellation and costs $179. The sale is currently active at the listed retailers.