L'OpenRun Pro Mini ou l'OpenRun Mini, lequel sera votre préféré ? Un tableau avec toutes les réponses. Tenez fermement le câble ou le mètre ruban afin de pouvoir voir la mesure lorsque vous le soulevez loin de votre tête. Si vous utilisez un câble, redressez-le et mesurez-le avec une règle. With a half-inch shorter headband the OpenRun Pro Mini feels more secure, stable and light for those who find the standard headband a little too roomy. You don’t need to open the app to adjust the EQ as that can be done by holding both volume buttons until you hear a beep, and Audrey (the voice of the headphones) instructs which mode the headphones are in. With a choice of Vocal and Standard your choices are limited, but Voice is decent enough, amplifying voices without greatly distorting music too much, though its main intention is for audiobooks and podcasts.

They’re bendy and flexible and haven’t come a cropper when flung into a bag with a camera and books for company. Their IP55 rating is both sweat and water resistant as well as offering some low protection against dust. That doesn’t mean the Mini is waterproof, but a wipe down in case they get dirty should be fine. Si vous n'avez jamais essayé les casques Shokz et que vous ne connaissez pas la taille, veuillez suivre les instructions pour mesurer votre tête et savoir si vous avez une taille mini ou standard. Another frequent problem with bone conduction headsets is the sound leakage; with no silicone seal between the transducers and the outside world, it can be easy for those nearby to overhear your songs, audiobooks and phone calls. You might annoy workmates in a quiet office if you crank up the volume on the OpenMove Pro, but when kept at modest levels they're the least leaky Shokz headset we've tested to date.

Have you ever thought about how the size shrink will benefit you? If you already own a pair of Shokz headphones, you might know there will be a behind-head section that wraps around your head. If the band is large for you, it may bounce a little bit while you are doing some intense exercise or endurance sports. If this is the case Mini will be a game changer, it will allow you to do your favorite sports with fewer distractions.

Measure your head between the mid-point behind your left ear and the midpoint behind your right ear. This follows the line of where the band goes. Securely hold the cable or measuring tape so that you can see the measurement when you lift it away from your head. If you’re using a cable, straighten the cable and measure it with a ruler. Shokz Trekz Air (left) and OpenRun Pro (right). The newer headset has a magnetic charger rather than micro-USB, a lighter build, and greatly improved bass (Image credit: Future) Performance Prenez un mètre ruban flexible ou, si vous n'en avez pas, un morceau de ficelle ou même un fil USB que vous pouvez utiliser pour vérifier la taille de votre tête. Whether you choose OpenRun or OpenRun Mini, bone-conduction headphones will soon become your favorite training partner!

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Push the volume up too much and the Shokz OpenRun Pro Mini can sound strained as vocals sound hoary, and the same can be said about the midrange too. With all the same technology as the OpenRun Pro(standard version), OpenRun Pro Mini is only different from the standard version in size. Shokz quotes 10 hours of battery and that seems about right from my tests. There were a few discrepancies at first, as using the OpenRun Pro Mini for 90 minutes at about 60% volume saw them drop from 60% to 57%. Using the headphones for two hours on another occasion saw them drop 20%, which seemed more indicative of their performance. Five minutes of charging provides another 90 minutes on the go. In summary, OpenRun Pro Mini will be more stable, more comfortable, and even lighter if you have a narrow or small head.

The OpenRun Pro have new bass transducers in the earpieces that deliver greatly improved sound (Image credit: Future) Secondly, the charging connector has been repositioned. Like the OpenRun, the OpenRun Pro use a proprietary magnetic charging cable, which is much easier to connect than the fiddly micro-USB used by older models. However, for the newer model, Shokz has moved the charging port so it's no longer in line with the control buttons, making the cable easier to connect. In all other respects, the two headsets are very similar. The OpenRun Pro are very lightweight and comfortable, even for long runs, and their light titanium construction means they never bounce as you move. If you have never tried Shokz headphones and are not familiar with the size, please follow the instructions to measure your head and find out whether you are mini or standard. Doté de la même technologie que l'OpenRun Pro (version standard), l'OpenRun Pro Mini ne diffère de la version standard que par sa taille.The OpenRun Pro follow the same basic design as Shokz' other headphones, but it's been refined for convenience and comfort (Image credit: Future) We know you have been waiting for this! OpenRun Pro Mini - our most advanced headphones are now made more comfortable for those with smaller heads.