SoundPEATS PearlClip Pro Ear Ultra Open Ear Earbuds Wireless Headphones Bluetooth 6.0 Earphones Clip On Ear Buds with Mic, IPX5 Waterproof, 24 Hrs Play for Running Cycling Fitness

I am really impressed by these. I watched some reviews of other buds (shout out to @pickyaudio on YouTube) where these were recommended as alternatives to the more well known options in this category - I also read the positive reviews. After trying these for a week, I am floored by their performance and overall quality, regardless of price point. Before getting these I bought and returned anker c30i’s (underwhelming audio quality, syncing issues, and couldn’t stay in my ear), shockz openfit 2 (disappointing low end, harsh sound, and unusable in loud environments), and Powerbeats pro 2 (couldn’t get a seal so sound quality was always poor). Versus those options, these soundpeats blow those out of the water. No gimmicks like Dolby or immersive audio, just really good sound quality, fit, comfort, and build quality…. All for a fraction of the price that the other companies charge. As others have stated, due to this product category and the form factor don’t expect incredibly deep bass or the best sound quality experience, but these surprisingly perform well for bass heavy music. The sound quality overall is detailed and fun to listen to. I was worried that these would fall off while exercising but after a few gym workouts and runs, I’ve had no issues. The app isn’t perfect but it’s also usable. I immediately adjusted the eq to add more bass. Here are some negatives (I still rate these 5 stars given the price point and overall quality): 1) sound output level could be a tad bit louder. Not a big issue, and I enabled the volume booster in Apple Music and Spotify which make then loud enough 2) app could be a bit more polished - shokz app is perfect 3) 2 device connectivity works really well but I think other models like the shokz have seamless takeover between two connected devices That’s really it. Seeing how well these perform vs other models that are literally 4 times the price makes me wonder how they justify their prices. Highly recommend.

I have had these headphones for over six months now and use them extensively (multiple times a day, almost every day). I liked them so much initially I bought a second pair for my son. I have taken them running multiple times per week most weeks since I've had them, as well as using them during work in my office so I can hear if people are trying to get my attention. Rain and sweat have not affected them, they have maintained a good battery health as battery life remains excellent even with frequent charging and discharging of the batteries. The charging case can go a long time between charges, and the buds themselves have never run down on me. As long as I return them to the case they are always topped off with a charge and never run all the way down in my use cases. I am genuinely impressed with the sound quality, and I love the bass response even though they are not in-ear style with the silicone piece that makes tight fit. Because of that they are very comfortable to wear for hours at a time, and as many other reviewers have noted, you do actually forget you're wearing them. They pair easily and the connection is more stable and consistent than many other headphones I've tried, with no drop-outs or left to right desynchronization like I have had with other budget-conscious headphones I've tried. I am pretty hard on headphones and I've tried a lot of different options and run through a lot of pairs, but these seem inexpensive, robustly built, AND high quality. I really do love and highly recommend these.

Early review: I purchased these a couple of weeks ago. I use my earbuds mostly for virtual meetings and occasionally to listen to music. I'm not a heavy user, so I don't need a very expensive set of buds. So the good first: For my ears, these are much more comfortable than the typical earbud, which never stay in my ears. These sit fine on my ears. They are snug and I find that I can walk about with them without worrying about them falling off. That's a huge plus because as much as I wanted to love the more expensive Soundcore pair I had, they never stayed in my ear, no matter how many times I tried different tip sizes. The sound quality for my needs are absolutely fine--I like all types of music, but if the bass isn't great quality (as has been reported), I'm fine with that. The pairing took me a few seconds to figure out (Google the directions because the written instructions that come with the set aren't easy to read), but once I did, it paired easily. Some complained that the case easily smudges, but for me that's not a big deal. I also like the look of them. They sort of look like earrings, but even if I'm wearing earrings, these are still comfortable to wear. For the bad: the only negative that I've encountered is that the ambient noise can be heard by others. I was on a Zoom meeting in my office and the other attendees could hear my co-worker who was talking on the phone in a normal voice. She was sitting about 10 feet away from me. I haven't really used them while I was sitting near someone so I don't know if others can hear my audio. I'll get back to you on that. I haven't used them for phone calls so far, but I'll update my review as soon as I give that a try. So far, though there are a couple of negatives, for $39 and for my needs, these seem to be a great buy.

Possibly the most universal use/fit /comfort ratio of any earbud ever. - fit and stability I'd rate at 9.5 / 10 Rarely do they get pulled off accidentally, sometimes hat or clothing can or a pillow of you're using in bed but overall excellent stability and fit and comfort. - volume and sound quality I'd rate at 7of 10. They definitely aren't for hi Def audiophiles to proof mixes with, but if you're just passively listening to music or speech or dialogue they're perfectly fine. They're a tad underpowered in volume of the environment you're in is noisy. - battery life I'd rate at 6 / 10. I can get a full week of use without charging the case but the buds themselves need a charge about every 4-5 hours. Not a deal breaker as they charge rapidly off the case. - case has magnetic docking to each earbud and holds them adequately if dropped, in the event they pop out they cant roll away like traditional buds due to the physical shape. -blue tooth range is on par with everything else I've tried including Sony/apple/Samsung - bonusus : 1. Can be worn comfortably under most gaming earbuds for multi tasking 2. Excellent awareness of surroundings when walking or driving or needing to hear conversation 3. Best buds ever for bedtime listening although there is some mild sound leak to partner if absolute silence is required 4. Easiest buds ever to keep clean Summary : possibly the most cost effective comfortable, universal use earbuds ever produced. I hope they offer these forever.

As a self-styled, value-conscious audiophile—my home system is anchored mostly by McIntosh components—I’ve long been skeptical of wireless earbuds, wary of the musical degradation and compression that so often accompany convenience. Only recently have the advances in wireless audio technology convinced me to give these devices a fair shake. The SOUNDPEATS Pearl Clip Pro are my third set of wireless earbuds, and notably, my first foray into the “open ear” form factor. The Pros: First and foremost, the sound quality is genuinely impressive for the price. These earbuds deliver a clear, balanced audio experience that punches well above their weight—no small feat in a crowded market. The open-ear design is a revelation for anyone who, like me, works in environments where crosstalk is common or needs to remain aware of their surroundings (think: gym conversations, office banter, or simply not missing the call for dinner). As a powerlifter, I can also attest that these earbuds handle sweat and strenuous workouts with aplomb—no slippage or discomfort, even during heavy sessions. The Cons: No product is without its quirks. For my medium-sized ears, the Pearl Clip Pro are just a touch large, requiring occasional repositioning. While this hasn’t been an issue for lifting, I suspect runners or those engaged in more dynamic movement might find them less secure. The touch controls, while modern in intent, are vague in practice; I’d much prefer tactile buttons with haptic feedback for more reliable operation. Finally, and this is splitting hairs, the glossy finish feels a bit at odds with the otherwise thoughtful design—opting for a matte finish would, in my view, better convey the “premium” experience SOUNDPEATS is clearly aiming for. After several weeks of use, I can say without hesitation that these earbuds are worth every penny. If you’re seeking best-in-class value—audio quality, comfort, and practical design—these are worthy contenders. SOUNDPEATS has delivered a product that stands tall among far pricier competitors. Well done.

So these new style of open ear buds are really a game changer. I have tried multiple open ear buds that clip over the ear and the issue with these is they are bulky, large(r) cases, and they really don't sound great since there's little base and body to music. For podcasts they're fine but for music it's really not good compared to any other style of bud or headphone. So these new style open buds clip around the side of the ear almost like an earring (you can see exactly by the pictures - I'm sure i'm not describing it well). They don't sit tightly so they're not uncomfortable but they're tight enough where they won't easily fall off. The side that sits inside the ear basically rests just snugly enough for it to be super comfortable and stream the sound directly into your ear. The result is surprisingly good sound and bass, which is not what you'd expect from open ear buds. And since they're open ear buds, you can still hear your surroundings fairly well. So being able to hear your surroundings and also having really good sound for music is where this style has hit a home run. So the benefits; 1. They're super comfortable that you don't even realize they're there. 2. They sound great! Maybe not as bass heavy as an inner ear bud but good enough to really be impressed. 3. They're open ear so you can hear your surroundings. 4. The case is pretty tiny. Maybe not as tiny as a couple of my inner ear buds, but still tiny and much smaller than other open ear clip on buds I have. There are a couple of negatives. It does take getting used to in order to place them over your ear so that they're in the most comfortable position and ideal position for sound. The touch controls are delayed on these. It takes almost a second to register so you have to get used to that. Initially you'll find yourself touching it multiple times and then each touch will register, so it was a bit annoying at first. The battery life of the case isn't great since the case is small but it's good enough and I'll take the tradeoff any day. Another plus is there's a Soundpeat app that allows full control over the controls and sound of these. The price isnt as low as some bargain competitors but in the case of these I think you're getting what you're paying for, and more. Great value for the money in my opinion.

These are very comfortable, lightweight, and I can wear them for hours at a time. I find the control functions a little difficult to use. It doesn't have the same quality as the much more expensive Bose counterparts, but I'm overall very pleased with the sound. It does have a good range of volume as well. My biggest complaint is that the left ear bud frequently unpairs, so I have to reset and pair again. A couple of times I've noticed that the earbuds don't charge properly even when they are in the case.

These are very comfortable on my ears and stay in place well. They definitely sound good enough for my podcasts, though they are a little lacking for music. I have a couple issues, however. Once I had owned them a few months they randomly say "Disconnected" periodically and then resume playing. Great that they don't actually fully disconnect, but I could do without the interruption. And the case doesn't hold the buds securely enough, so they sometimes fail to charge if the case has been knocked or put upside down. I was tempted to assign 3 stars for the overall package but they're just comfortable enough compared to the competition that I have to give them 4.