Shokz has cut the price of its OpenFit Air open-ear headphones to a record low on Amazon, according to Gizmodo. The deal arrives as the company pushes further into the open-ear audio category with new product launches.
Gizmodo reported the price drop on Thursday, August 13, 2026, calling it the lowest price yet for the OpenFit Air model. The headphones are part of Shokz's open-ear lineup, which leaves the ear canal uncovered for situational awareness during workouts or commutes.
The discount follows a separate announcement from Erajaya, an Indonesian distributor, which introduced the Shokz OpenDots 2 in the region. That model, also open-ear, is positioned around comfort and sound quality, per Erajaya's release. Together, the two developments show Shokz broadening its range across price points and markets.
TechRadar also highlighted Shokz open-style headphones in a recent roundup, recommending them for running, cycling, and office use. The outlet noted discounts of up to 36% on select models for a limited time, though it did not specify which models or when the promotion ends.
The OpenFit Air's new low price on Amazon gives shoppers a cheaper entry point into Shokz's open-ear line, while the OpenDots 2 launch targets buyers looking for a newer design. The company appears to be balancing aggressive pricing on existing models with fresh hardware in other regions.
Watch for whether Shokz extends the OpenFit Air discount beyond Amazon or rolls out the OpenDots 2 to more markets in the coming weeks.
