SHOKZ OpenFit 2 Open-Ear Earbuds — 9.4g Per Bud, 48H With Case! $169.95 CAD (32% Off)

Amazon.ca has the SHOKZ OpenFit 2 open-ear Bluetooth earbuds in white for CA$169.95 (list CA$249.95, 32% off). Free shipping for Prime members; otherwise free on orders over CA$35.

Get one thing straight first: OpenFit 2 is air conduction, not bone conduction. Sound is delivered just outside the ear canal rather than through your cheekbone, so bass has more body than the OpenRun line. DualBoost composite drivers with the OpenBass 2.0 algorithm give clean mids and highs plus bass you can feel — not the chest-thump of a sealed bud, but not thin either.

Each bud is 9.4 g and the earhook uses a Ni-Ti alloy that contours to your ear. IP55 sweat and splash resistance, 11 hours per charge and 48 hours with the case, and a 10-minute top-up buys 2 more hours. Bluetooth 5.4 with multipoint, physical buttons rather than touch (which matters when your hands are wet), and the Shokz App handles EQ modes, button remapping and find-my-earbuds. DirectPitch 2.0 keeps the sound pointed at you, so the person next to you isn't hearing your podcast.

3,455 reviews at 4.3 stars, and the consensus is comfort. One owner wore them 8am to 8pm and still had 20% left; another did 12 hours with zero discomfort and forgot they were on; a few wear them to bed, which is not perfect for side sleeping but better than any in-ear option.

The trade-offs are real, though. There's no in-ear sub-bass impact — open acoustics can't do it. The mic is average: fine for calls and meetings, not comparable to a boom-mic headset. And multipoint occasionally hangs, especially when the same Teams account is active on a laptop and a phone and both grab the buds at once.

$249.95 down to $169.95 is the low this model usually touches. If you want all-day comfort plus full awareness of your surroundings, there isn't much else at this level.

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