Clip on Open Ear Wireless Bluetooth 5.4 Earbuds

I ORDERED & REVERTED THIS SET OF OPEN EAR EARBUDS. THEY ARE BLACK & THEY GOT SO WELL & ARE COMFORTABLE. .8 HAVE VERY SMALL REST CANALS SO IT IS VERY HARD TO GET INTERNAL ONES TO FIT THESE ARE AMAZING. THEY ARE VERY EASY TO CONTOL & OPERATE. THE SOUND QUALITY IS REALLY GOOD.. THEY ARE SMALL ENOUGH TO BE PUT IN MY POCKET SO THEY ARE PORTABLE.

These earbuds are great ! They're affordable, and the best thing is that they stay put ! I've had so many that come off or out of my ears. These stay right where I put them. The sound quality is great. They're pretty durable. They are comfortable and I love that they are not in me ear canal. I can hear what's going on around me, but it doesn't hinder the sound performance of the earbuds. I also like the sleek black or dark smoky grey color. The controls, I'm still figuring out. I'm extremely technologically challenged, so it takes me a minute. As for pairing and answering calls, it's great ! I would definitely buy these again. Thanks for reading. Have a blessed day !🤗

Sound is good when listening to music but phone calls are not clear for the person on the other end. Im told I sound very muffled and far away. The controls are not so easy either.

These earbuds left me with pretty much the same impression as some other clip-style earbuds I’ve tried: they’re okay, but nothing special. The packaging was actually impressive for something in this price range. It gave a good first impression right out of the box. The earbuds themselves are comfortable enough once clipped onto the ear, and the design keeps them from going deep into the ear canal, which some people may prefer. That said, the sound quality is just average. For music, it’s fairly thin with very little bass. Voices come through clearly, so they’re fine for podcasts, videos, or calls, but they’re not something I’d choose if music quality matters. They’re marketed for running and fitness, but I’m not convinced they would stay in place during real running. Compared to earbuds that hook behind the ear, these feel less secure. Overall they’re not bad, just a bit underwhelming. Comfortable enough and packaged nicely, but the audio quality and design didn’t make me want to replace my current earbuds. Just okay.

It's hard to criticize earbuds this inexpensive. That is, to be overly critical would not be fair considering how inexpensive they are. The sound quality is not great, but they are decent given the limitations of the design and the price they are offered at. The sound itself is nice and clear. You can not say the bass is muddy because there is no bass. The frequencies that do come through leave it sounding very bright. I tried cramming the tips into my ear canal to see if there is any bass at all, and I did hear it, but the way the earbuds are designed, the opening on the earbuds the emit the sound sits well outside your ear canal and the bass is dissipated by the air between the bud and your ear canal. So, I would not recommend this critical music listening. However, if your looking to listen to podcasts or videos, the voices do come through very clearly. The volume is okay. Not the loudest but decent. There doesn't seem to be any sound bleeding like you would get with most open air earbuds since the sound is aimed well towards the ear canal. Best use case for me would be bicycling. I previously used earbuds that clip to the frames of my sunglasses and shoot the sound towards your ear. This arrangement allows in all ambient sounds to give you situational awareness. These would fit that situation just as well and have a higher max volume and less sound bleed. I was concerned that they would not be very comfortable because the tips are hard plastic and the silicone band holding them together is pretty stiff. But after hours of use, they did not cause any irritation. They look like thick hoop earrings or ear cuffs when you wear them. The first time I used them, the buds lasted about 4.5 hours but they keep beeping at you for the last 20 minutes to let you know the battery is getting low. Found this a bit irritating. They also stay clipped to your ears very securely. Never felt they would fall out which is also great when I'm working in the yard or garage. I frequently have regular in ear buds fall out of my ears while I am working on things. These would work great in those situations when you need to be more focused on the work rather than the music. One unusual thing about the buds is that I can not find any indicators of the left and right. The design is pretty symmetrical and even though the slots in the case is labeled L and R, the buds can be interchanged without affecting the ability to charge the buds. The case has a numeric indicator to tell you how much charge is on the case and bars to show you the charging status of the buds. When the display is on the bars keep moving to show they are charging so you can't really tell what the level of the buds are.

These are inexpensive earbuds that I decided to give a try. The charging case is pretty bulky, which makes it uncomfortable to carry in a pocket. The earbuds themselves aren’t labeled left or right and can be placed in either side of the case, so there’s no clear way to tell which is which. Unfortunately, they didn’t fit my ears very well. I couldn’t get a good seal no matter what I tried, and that led to noticeable sound leakage and below average audio quality. Overall, they’re not the highest quality earbuds. They’re lightweight and the battery life is decent, but the fit just didn’t work for me. That said, if you’re looking for an inexpensive pair in this style, they might still be worth a try.

For being so inexpensive, these earbuds are fairly nice. I've had clip style earbuds that hurt my ears but these are very comfortable and fit well. These stay on securely during exercise. I have small size ears, btw. I like the clip style because they sit outside the ears but they don't wrap around the top and the works much better for wearing glasses. The sound on these are great and I didn't need the sound very girl because the sound is aimed directly towards the eardrum. I don't get much base but the sound is clear and distinct with no muffling, which is great for podcasts and videos (also plays 8D music correctly). I get about 4.5 hours of charge, depending on how much I use them. I think both sides are interchangeable. I can't tell any difference between them and there is no L/R designation on them. If they get mixed up, the touch control will also be confusing until they are switched back to the correct ears. I may need to put a little mark on the right earbud just to keep them in the correct placement.

Pretty decent sound quality. Definitely a good value and a good quality product. Great battery life. Good fit. Would definitely recommend.