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Hate earbuds? These Mojawa open-ear headphones are $30 off
A $30 discount on these is rare and doesn’t come very often.

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Do you find it difficult to find a perfect-fitting pair of headphones? If so, your best bet is a pair of wireless bone-conduction headphones.
In a nutshell, these headphones are worn over and behind the ears rather than directly in them. And if you’re looking for a reliable option,
Mojawa’s recently launched MOJO2 is a great choice because right now, they’re knocking $30 off the usual asking price. Regularly $150, you can pick these up for $119.99. Just clip the $30 on-site coupon, and you’re good to go.

This early bird promotion saves you $30 on these newly released MOJO2 bone-conduction headphones.
These headphones offer up to 8 hours of battery life and feature a waterproof design, so if you’re a heavy sweater, there’s no need to worry about damaging them.
In addition, you can take and make calls with them, and since they’re not directly in your ears, you’re more aware of your surroundings, which is great for folks who run outdoors.
If this sounds like something you need or know someone who could benefit from these, don’t hesitate to get them. A $30 discount on these is rare and doesn’t come very often.

MOJO2 Open Ear Wireless Bluetooth Headphones: $119.99
The MOJO2 bone-conduction headphones sport an IP67 rating, 8 hours of battery life with a quick charge feature, and weigh only 26g for added comfort and convenience.
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