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The Gadgeteer lists the Shokz OpenMeet at $119.95, down from a stated regular price of $219.95, at Amazon. Its open-ear design may suit long call days when staying aware of nearby sounds matters, but the article cautions that the same lack of isolation can make loud rooms distracting.
People who spend extended periods on calls and want an open-ear headset that leaves the ear canal uncovered, especially in a quiet home or office.
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The current price is $119.95. That is 45% off the $219.95 regular price, saving $100. The article lists $219.95 as the regular price; it does not identify that amount as an MSRP. Prices can change; confirm at checkout.
Best suited for People who spend extended periods on calls and want an open-ear headset that leaves the ear canal uncovered, especially in a quiet home or office. What stands out: The open-ear design leaves the ear canal uncovered, which may appeal to people who find in-ear or over-ear headsets uncomfortable during long calls; The boom microphone has a mute button, allowing the wearer to mute from the headset rather than navigating a meeting window; The article reports up to 14 hours of talk time and 15 hours of listening, which may reduce charging interruptions during desk use. Before you buy: The open frame does not block surrounding sounds, so the article says it may be a poor fit for loud rooms or work requiring isolation; The headset comes in sizes matched to head circumference; the article recommends checking the size guide and adjusting the headpiece or cushions for fit; The article says the OpenMeet has no water resistance and is intended to stay at a desk.
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