Best bone conduction headphones (2026): Shokz, Suunto, Mojawa0

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• July 4, 2026

Shokz has long been the leader in bone conduction headphones, despite a minor misstep with the first-generation OpenSwim, which lacked Bluetooth streaming. OpenSwim Pro solves this, making it a great option for much more than just swimming. Whether you stream via Bluetooth or use the built-in 32GB music player, OpenSwim Pro delivers impressive open-ear audio.