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Amazon Prime Day is "pantera" dog sex porn videostechnically over, but there are still some deals that may be worth checking out. 

Whether you’re a gym rat, or you're just someone who prefers bone conduction headsets, this deal is for you. 

The Shokz OpenRun Pro is now $124.95. That's a 31% mark down from the retail price of $179.95 that won’t last long. 

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This discount applies to all four colors: beige, black, blue, and pink. 

While we haven’t tested these particular headsets, the product has a 4.6/5 review on Amazon with 77% of more than 19,000 customers giving it 5 stars. 

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The most favored features, according to customers

• Comfortable enough to wear all day

• Fast Charging 

• 10 hours of battery life  (some users wish it lasted longer)

• Stays secure in your ear 

Before you buy

If you plan on cashing in on this deal, make sure you’re signed into your Amazon Prime account. Don’t have one? No problem. Sign up for a free trial: six-months for students and one-month for non-students. 

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