Open Ear Earbuds, Clip On Headphones, Wireless Earbuds, Lightweight Comfort, IPX7 Waterproof Bluetooth True Wireless Headphones for Running & Workouts, 360 All-Round Sound, 18H Playtime

These open-ear, IPX7 waterproof earbuds are perfect for running and workouts, offering 360° sound, a secure lightweight fit, and 18-hour battery life. With clear audio and a built-in mic, they’re both durable and comfortable for active lifestyles!

I had to pair each side separately and could only hear one at a time. I tried several times to get the paired together. Did not work. I gave several pairs of different kinds of ear buds. These were the worst.

They fit comfortably and have excellent sound.But the feature I like the most is the ability to set the volume so I can, when I choose, continue to listen AND hear people speaking to me without removing them!Quality, convenience and affordability!!!And the fit means I won't lose them!!

For a little context, I do not like earbuds. I find that, regardless of the softness and wide range of earbud tips, any earphone or earbud I've ever used has been wildly uncomfortable. After a very few minutes, my ears start to ache, and within a quarter hour, I'm ready to pound my head on a wall. I then take them out, stow them away in their case or battery box, and put them in a box or drawer so I never have to look at them again. I've found that bone conduction headsets and over-the-ear, clip-on headphones are very comfortable, and after a fairly short period of time, I barely notice they are on my head. But earbuds simply are a non-starter. I've tried a dozen brands and purported qualities, and none of them are comfortable.I was surprised that these "earbuds" are not uncomfortable after only a few minutes of wearing them. They clip onto the earlobe like ear-cuff jewelry, a tiny speaker aimed at the ear canal, and they are very comfortable and sound good. The procedure for putting them on is only slightly more complicated than inserting earbuds -- you have to make sure you're putting the correct earbud on the correct ear, and that the speaker element is positioned correctly. The speaker part goes on the side of your ear with the ear canal, the round ball goes on the side of your ear towards the back of your head. They attach at the TOP of the earlobe first, then slide down on the earlobe until the speaker part can be rotated inward to point at the ear canal. The button for controlling that earbud is on the round part, which is easily accessible when attached correctly. This can be done with one or both of the earbuds, in case you only want or need one earbud. Just leave the other one in the case. Removing the earbud from the case turns it on and, once paired, connects it to your device. The case contains a battery to keep your earbuds charged, just like with standard earbuds that insert into the ear canal, or like Airpods. The case keeps them charged. It is connected to a USB power source with a supplied USB-C cable, or you can use your own USB cable so long as it is a charging cable.The sound has a mostly treble sound profile, the deep bass portion not resonating well in such a small speaker. You can get a tiny amount of sound quality adjustment using the built-in equalizer for Windows 10 or 11, but it's not a lot of variation, mostly some bass enhancement and spatialization. But it does work a little. You may be able to augment this with a third-party active equalizer app, but I don't have one to test.The microphones in the earbuds work fine for making phone calls. They may sound a little muffled, but the microphones are several inches from your mouth, and you might even have hair over them, so if you're at all intelligible, you're ahead. But they sound fairly good with only slight muffling of sound. I tested these earbuds on my PC as the PC headphones and microphones, and they worked just fine with Google Voice calling a cell phone.This is a great product for when you want earbuds that will stay on even through jogging or other exercise, don't put anything IN your ear canal, and doesn't interfere with hearing ambient sounds around you. It has no wires or straps or plastic bands wrapping around your head -- both earbuds are free-standing, and can even be used individual when needed. And if you're sensitive to things being inserted in the ear canal itself, this lets you have a small, secure and powerful listening option that does not hurt your ears.The product page says they have IPX7 waterproofing, which means they can be submerged for up to 30 minutes under 1 meter of water, and is one of the highest levels for waterproofing. Note that this does not apply to dust resistance.There are a couple of very minor nitpicks. The case is very nice, a round disk-shaped case about 2" in diameter and 3/4" tall, with a transparent door that rotates around the central hub to expose or cover the earbuds in their charging sockets. This door does NOT lock shut. It has only the smallest possible bias towards closed, OR open, it being extremely easy to rotate the cover in either direction. There is a small detent on both the open and closed state.This does not turn on any electronics, so opening the case will not result in loss of charge, but it does make it easier for something to nudge an earbud, or to knock it out of the socket. This could cause one or both earbuds to fail to charge properly, or the loss of one or both earbuds if they get knocked out of their sockets. I haven't tested how long a charge lasts, or how many charges the charging case will provide before it, too, needs charging, but the product page claims a 6 hour charge for the earbuds and 4 full charges from the battery case, for 24 hours of listening time. and I have not tested it for any Qi wireless charge capability.My final opinion: These are an excellent option for those who can't stand having anything in their ear canal, or find regular earbuds painful to wear. They work easily via Bluetooth, and can be used together or individually. The sound quality isn't high-fidelity, but for the size of the speaker, it is acceptable. You may get some adjustability with the use of either the Windows or a third-party active equalizer app. The microphones in each earbud are adequate for use in making calls. They are adequately waterproof for normal use. You get decent operation time, and several recharges using the battery case.

I was excited to try these as they clip on your ear instead of hooking over it. The clip itself is great but if you like using one bud at time, prepare to be disappointed. The volume is low which is ok if you listen to music as background noise, but if you listen to audiobooks or podcasts you'll need to max the volume and position the clip to get it just right. Additionally, the range is short. I'm used to walking around my house while my phone charged but these disconnect if I am more than a few feet from it. My biggest disappointment is the battery life. Having ADHD I use buds all day every day. I'm used to getting at least 6-8 hrs each bud and two full charges from the case giving me a full day of audio in between plug in charges. With these, you have no idea if the case is fully charged because the light stays on. Each ear bud barely lasts 4 hours and you get only one full charge from the case so if you're out and about make sure you can plug it in somewhere. Going back to my other buds.

Absolutely the best out there on the market especially for working out.

- These were not good for avoiding ear fatigue. No matter how I positioned them my ears would hurt after 15 minutes.-Listening to music or podcast was fine, phone calls were different. The people I spoke to using these earphones complained about how muffled I sounded.-The battery life on these is great and they paired easily to my iPhone.-These didn’t work out for me, but my 4 year old seems to have no issues using them. They are open ear so she can hear her surroundings and I can hear if she has them up too loud.Overall, I guess I got what I paid for, I thought maybe the over ear part would be more flexible, but it’s made of plastic.

Very light and easy to connect! The sound is good; best for podcasts and Lofi music.