Original SHOKZ OpenMove S661 Bone Conduction Earphone IP55 Water-Resistant Wireless Headset Bluetooth 5.1 Sport Earbuds Open-Ear
Audio/IEMs
“The OpenMove S661 uses bone-conduction drivers and Bluetooth 5.1 in an open-ear, IP55 water-resistant design. Good for runners who need ambient awareness and sweat resistance; expect bone-conduction timbre and weaker bass compared with in-ear phones.”
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Open-ear bone conduction keeps ears free and preserves situational awareness during activities
aliexpress.comOpen-Ear
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IP55 rating protects against sweat and light rain for outdoor workouts
aliexpress.comIP55 Water-Resistant
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Hard polycarbonate ear hooks cause discomfort behind the ears during extended wear.
techradar.comafter about an hour wearing the OpenMove, we felt discomfort behind our left ear
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High-volume usage causes strong vibrations, potentially leading to skin soreness or nausea.
techgearlab.comstrong vibrations can cause discomfort and a sore spot where the buds contact
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The plastic construction feels cheaper and less flexible, and we had issues with the headset jostling out of place during sprints and rougher terrain.
techgearlab.comThe plastic construction feels cheaper and less flexible, and we had issues with the headset jostling out of place during sprints and rougher terrain.
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This could be a real problem at high volumes, but is now barely noticeable.
techradar.comThis could be a real problem at high volumes, but is now barely noticeable.
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Not Ideal For: *Audiophiles or music-first listeners — the audio quality, while functional, cannot match even mid-range in-ear headphones at a similar price.
fitnesstoolsreviewed.comNot Ideal For: *Audiophiles or music-first listeners — the audio quality, while functional, cannot match even mid-range in-ear headphones at a similar price.
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Not ideal for very noisy environments: Requires higher volumes that can lead to sound leakage.
progunfighter.comNot ideal for very noisy environments: Requires higher volumes that can lead to sound leakage.