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If you’ve been in the market for red earbuds, these Shokz OpenDots One Clip-On Headphones are currently $139.95 (originally $199.95) and the lowest price they’ve ever been, according to price tracking tools. Made of soft silicone, these earbuds are a comfy fit, making them suitable for long calls or listening to your favorite band for hours, while the color gives them a stylish little kick.
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