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Amazon Prime Deal Cuts Anker Prime Dock to $180, Shokz Headphones to $110

CNET's daily roundup of Amazon markdowns on Sunday includes Shokz OpenRun Pro headphones at 39% off and a 50-inch Hisense QLED TV at half price.

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Shokz OpenRun Pro bone-conduction headphones next to a Hisense Canvas TV and an Anker Prime docking station, product shots from the Amazon deal listings
Shokz OpenRun Pro bone-conduction headphones next to a Hisense Canvas TV and an Anker Prime docking station, product shots from the Amazon deal listingsPhoto via CNET Deals

Three Amazon deals stood out in CNET's daily roundup published Sunday afternoon: a pair of bone-conduction running headphones, a 50-inch TV built for art lovers, and a docking station aimed at desk setups with too many cables.

The Shokz OpenRun Pro, the 2022 model that's since been succeeded by the OpenRun Pro 2, was listed at $110 when CNET reported the deal on October 12, down from its usual $180. That's a 39% cut. The headphones use bone conduction instead of in-ear or over-ear drivers, sending sound through the cheekbone so runners and cyclists can still hear traffic and conversation around them. CNET notes they carry an IP55 rating for water and dust resistance and a 10-hour battery life, specs the outlet lists as part of its running-headphone recommendations rather than its own testing.

For anyone who's wanted a Samsung Frame TV but balked at the price, CNET points to the Hisense 50-inch S7 Canvas as a cheaper alternative. The set was down to $650 from its usual $1,300 at the time of CNET's report, a 50% discount that the outlet says sits just $20 above the TV's all-time low. The S7 runs 4K QLED with Quantum Dot color, and its Art Gallery mode can display a single painting, cycle through a slideshow, or pull up personal photos loaded from a USB drive or a QR code. A Hi-Matte coating is meant to cut glare and make displayed art look less like a screen, and an ultraslim wall mount is designed to sit flush rather than jut out.

The Anker Prime docking station rounds out the list, priced at $180 for Prime members when CNET checked, down from $270. That's a saving CNET describes as nearly matching the dock's all-time low. It packs 14 ports, a mix of USB-A, USB-C, HDMI, Ethernet and audio, and uses a GaN chip Anker says manages heat so the dock can charge up to four devices at once without overheating. The vertical form factor is built to save desk space and supports a single 4K display. Anker's own documentation, cited by CNET, flags two limits worth knowing before buying: the dock won't charge Lenovo Legion laptops, and on macOS it supports only mirrored dual-monitor setups rather than two independent displays. It's also not compatible with Linux.

All three prices were current when CNET published its roundup on October 12 and are tied to Amazon's daily deal cycle, so they can change or disappear without notice. Shoppers chasing any of the three should check Amazon's live listing before checkout rather than assume the discount still holds.

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