I’ve tested earbuds and headphones for years. These open earbuds from Shokz, Soundcore and Bose are some of the best you can get.

Cleer Audio has released its Arc 3 Series Open-Ear Earbuds, comprised of three models: Arc 3 for music lovers on the go, Arc 3 Sport for active lifestyles, and Arc 3 Gaming for gaming enthusiasts.

Black Friday deals are already rolling out, and Shokz is among the first major running-gear brands to jump in with the sales on Amazon. For runners who swear by open-ear headphones—or those curious to try them—this year’s early discounts offer a rare chance to save before the holiday rush.

Workout headphones aren’t one-size-fits-all, so two of our in-house athletes put the latest top pairs through dozens of hours of rigorous testing to help you find the ones that are actually worth it.

Despite their pocket-money price, the earhooks have a splash-proof build, Be Aware mode and 35-hour total battery life. Spend the money you saved on a personal trainer and your jogs will soon be more breezy, less wheezy.

If you don’t like jamming AirPods or other earbuds into your ears, you should consider bone-conduction headphones. They offer clear audio and a comfortable listening experience that some people prefer to regular earbuds. Want to find out for yourself?

I have been a long time in-ear loyalist. There is something reassuring about sealing yourself into your music, zoning out the world, and letting a playlist carry you through a workout. Open ear headphones were always interesting to me in theory,

Open-ear Bluetooth headphones are a growing breed of discrete, safety-conscious sound purveyors that float a few millimeters off your ears and don’t cut you off from the outside world like conventional in-ear buds and big ‘ol headphone “cans” will do.

The Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 have incredible open-ear audio, water resistance, and battery life. Today, they're at their lowest price on Amazon.