Premium Sound, Comfort, and Quality. AfterShokz Reinvents Communication Headsets with OpenComm, Bone Conduction Stereo Bluetooth Headset

Written by Ben

January 8, 2021

AUSTIN, TX — AfterShokz, known for its open-ear headphones and patented bone conduction technology introduced OpenComm, the brand’s first-ever bone conduction stereo headset featuring a DSP boom microphone for improved voice transmission, ideal for clear communication and connection at the desk, on the road, or on the job site.

The OpenComm headset is engineered with AfterShokz’s 7th generation patented bone conduction technology to deliver superior PremiumPitch 2.0™ audio through the user’s cheekbone, leaving ears open to environmental surroundings and coworkers. The device’s adjustable DSP noise-canceling boom microphone eliminates background noise in loud environments to ensure clear voice transmission in various work settings. 

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“We are excited to bring our bone conduction technology to those who need to hear their surroundings while still having optimal sound in their conversations,” said Kim Fassetta, CMO of AfterShokz. “OpenComm brings additional accessibility without sacrificing audio quality or safety in the workplace. AfterShokz is committed to using the latest technology to innovate, with new designs that match the needs of our customers.” 

OpenComm headsets feature:

  • Up to 16 hours of talk time or up to 8 hours of listening time on a single charge. Recharging takes just one hour. 
  • Quick Charge feature that provides up to 2 hours of use with 5 minutes of charging, making it ideal for the professional on-the-go. 
  • A signature, easily accessible AfterShokz multifunction button to answer calls, play, pause, skip or activate a voice assistant with a few easy taps. 
  • NFC (Near Field Communication) Pairing to quickly and safely pair OpenComm to an Android mobile device. 
  • Lightweight, comfortable wraparound titanium frame fortified. 
  • IP55 water-resistant protection is fitting for all-day wear and stays put in virtually any environment, including riding a bike, sitting in a cubicle or working at a construction site.

AfterShokz OpenComm is available in Slate Grey at AfterShokz.com for $159.95. 

OpenComm Bone Conduction Stereo Bluetooth Headset: Specs

Microphone type: Noise-canceling boom microphone

Audio: PremiumPitch™ 2.0 stereo sound

Transducers: Bone Conduction Technology

Frame: Titanium

Bluetooth®: Generation 5.0

Chip: QCC3024

Wireless range: Up to 33 ft (10 meters)

Battery type: Rechargeable Li-polymer 

Battery capacity: 170mAh

Talk time: Up to 16 hours

Continuous play time: Up to 8 hours

Standby time: Up to 14 days

Charge time: 1 hour

Quick charge: 5 minutes provides up to 2 hours of talk time

Weight: 1.16 ounces (33 grams)

IP rating: IP55 Water-Resistant

NFC technology: Pairs with a compatible mobile device

About AfterShokz

AfterShokz audio products deliver premium stereo sound and the safety and comfort of an open-ear design to consumers worldwide. AfterShokz are engineered with patented bone conduction technology to improve situational awareness and keep users connected to their surroundings. Since 2011, AfterShokz has used its proprietary technologies and signature open-ear design for endurance, lifestyle, and communication audio products, priced for everyday use. Learn more about the brand that inspires users to #beopen at aftershokz.com.

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