- How is the Mini different from the standard OpenRun Pro 2?
- It is the same headset with a smaller band and transducer placement for smaller heads. If the standard model fits you well, the Mini will likely feel tight.
- 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 arms and most bike helmets fit over it.
- Does it block outside noise?
- No. Bone conduction leaves the ear canal open, so you hear traffic and conversation. That is the point, but it also means noisy places drown out your audio.
- How is the battery life?
- Shokz rates the OpenRun Pro 2 line at around 12 hours of listening, with a short quick charge for a couple of hours of playback. Expect less at high volume.
- What comes in the box?
- The headset, a USB-C charging cable and a carrying case. Check the listing for the exact included accessories.
- Is it worth buying over the standard model?
- Only if the standard OpenRun Pro 2 fits loosely on you. The sound and features are the same, so the smaller band is the whole reason to choose the Mini.
- Where is the Shokz OpenRun pro 2 Mini Bone Conduction Headphones cheapest?
- At Newegg, for $269.99, as of our latest check.