- How is the Mini different from the standard OpenRun?
- The Mini has a smaller band and shorter distance between the transducers, made for smaller heads. The electronics and sound are otherwise the same.
- Is it waterproof?
- It is IP67 rated, which means it resists sweat, rain and brief immersion. It is not designed for swimming.
- Can I wear it with glasses or a helmet?
- Yes. The band sits behind the head and the hooks rest over the ears, so glasses and most helmets fit around it.
- How long does the battery last?
- Shokz rates the OpenRun line at about 8 hours of listening per charge, with a short quick charge for extra use.
- Does it work for phone calls?
- Yes, it has built-in microphones for calls, though callers may hear more background noise than with earbuds that seal the ear.
- How does it compare with in-ear sports earbuds?
- In-ear buds seal the canal for stronger bass and isolation. The OpenRun Mini gives that up to keep your ears open to traffic, and it stays more stable than most buds for runners.
- Where is the Shokz OpenRun Mini Bone Conduction Headphones cheapest?
- At Newegg, for $194.99, as of our latest check.