- How is the Mini different from the standard OpenRun?
- The Mini has a shorter band for smaller heads. The drivers, battery life and IP67 rating are the same as the standard OpenRun.
- Can I swim with them?
- No. IP67 covers sweat, rain and brief immersion, but bone conduction headphones are not built for swimming.
- How long does the battery last?
- About 10 hours of listening per charge, which covers several long runs or a week of workouts.
- Do they work with glasses or helmets?
- Yes. The band rests behind the head and the transducers sit in front of the ears, so glasses and bike helmets fit over them.
- What comes in the box?
- The headphones, a proprietary charging cable and a carry case. A USB-C cable from other Shokz models will not fit.
- Is it worth buying over in-ear sport buds?
- If you run or ride near traffic, the open-ear design and IP67 build are the draw. In-ear buds give more bass and isolation but block the sounds you may need to hear.
- Where is the Shokz OpenRun Mini Open-Ear Bone Conduction Headphones cheapest?
- At Sportsshoes, for $178.09, as of our latest check.