| Artikelnummer | 230410411 | Erscheinungsdatum | 2026/06/18 | Listenpreis | €71.98 | Modellnummer | 230410411 | ||
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Meet OpenRun Pro 2 Mini- groundbreaking headphones that rewrite the rules of open-ear audio. SHOKZ's new DualPitch technology combines the clear highs of bone conduction and the deep bass of air conduction drivers into an immersive 3D soundscape. The signature open-ear design lets you stay safely connected to the world around you as you enjoy this powerful, leak-free listening experience. The feather-light OpenRun Pro 2 is engineered for extremes with ergonomic ear hooks, a unibody frame, and an integrated Ni-Ti alloy memory wire. Comfortable and with unshakeable stability, you'll forget you're wearing headphones even during the most intense extended workouts. And with an IP55 water-resistant rating, your OpenRun Pro 2 is up for the sweatiest training sessions in any conditions. Crystal-clear communication is a given with OpenRun Pro 2's dual smart mics. Whether you are in playlist mode or taking calls, you'll enjoy up to 12 hours of audio. And in a pinch, a 5-minute quick charge provides 2.5 hours of listening.
| Battery life | 12 h |
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| Headphone style | Bone Conduction |
| Ip code | IP55 |
| Maximum transmission range | 33 ft |
| Wireless technology | Bluetooth |
| Rec. use | Sports |
| Model name | SHOKZ OpenRun Pro 2 Mini |
| Brand | Shokz |
| Wireless | Y |
| Works with | iPhone, PC, Watch, Mac, Android |
| Battery consumption type | Integrated Rechargeable Battery |
| Features | Built-in Microphone |
| Color | Black, Mini |
| Assembled product weight | 0.84 lb |
| Accessories | Openrun Pro2 Mini Wireless Stereo Bone Conduction Headphones, Charging Cable, User Guide |
| Material | Nickel-Titanium Alloy, Silicone, Plastic |
| Ear pad material | Silicone |
| Generation | 2 |
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