- How is the Mini different from the standard OpenRun Pro 2?
- It uses the same bone-conduction design in a smaller band and earpiece fit, aimed at smaller heads. Sound and battery specs are otherwise similar.
- How long does the battery last?
- Shokz rates it for up to 26 hours of use with the charging case. A quick charge gives listening time for a workout.
- Can I wear it with glasses or a helmet?
- Yes. The band sits behind the head and the transducers rest on the cheekbones, so glasses and most helmets fit over it.
- Does it block outside noise?
- No. The ear canal stays open, which is the point for traffic and group workouts, but it means wind and crowd noise come through.
- Is it waterproof for swimming?
- It is water resistant, not a swimming headphone. It handles sweat and rain, but do not submerge it.
- Is the OpenRun Pro 2 Mini good value?
- You pay for the smaller fit and the open-ear design, which few rivals match at this size. In-ear sports buds give more bass and isolation for less, but they plug your ears.
- Where is the Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 Mini cheapest?
- At Newegg, for $194.99, as of our latest check.