Soundcore AeroClip by Anker, Open-Ear Earbuds, Clip-On Headphones, Adaptive Comfort, Clear Calls with 4 Mics and AI, Stable Fit, 12mm Drivers for Powerful Bass, Hi-Res, Open-Ring Design

These open-ear earbuds have seriously changed my daily routine. As someone who needs to stay aware of my surroundings while listening to content, they've been a game-changer.First off, comfort is top-notch. They're super lightweight and the clip is secure but gentle. I can wear them for hours without any discomfort, and honestly, I've had absolutely no problems with them at all. The sound quality is impressive too – clear audio with good bass, all without blocking out the world. It's perfect for hearing office announcements or just staying connected to what's happening around me.Connectivity is rock-solid, and the battery life easily gets me through at least a 12-hour shift at work and often longer. As for controls, they're tap-based, and while you do need a firm tap to activate them, they work correctly every time once you get the knack.Overall, if you're looking for open-ear earbuds that deliver on comfort, sound, and reliability, the Soundcore AeroClip is definitely worth checking out. Highly recommend!

Soundcore has the best sound quality in affordable speakers, now in their outer-ear earbuds also. I'm very happy with these AeroClips. Finally, I can walk and exercise while listening to music and they stay in place! No earbuds would ever stay in my ears before. These are so comfortable that I forget to take them off. They have a wrap-around band between the little speaker that lies in the bowl of the outer ear and the larger, slightly weighted ball that fits behind the ear. It looks like you're wearing earrings. When paired to your phone, you can take calls. Charging is quick and long lasting. A 10-minute charge gives 3 hours of use; full charge.... dunno, I never ran them all the way down.A few little things that could be improved, IMO: They can only be paired with two devices at a time, and I like to use them with 4 devices. Re-pairing is easy though. No way to adjust bass/treble. However, sound quality is still way ahead of my phone, tablet or laptop. The case could use a loop of some kind so I could put it on a keychain or carabiner. And... I hate to say this: I bought mine in April and loved them so much that I decided to buy some for a friend in May, and the price had jumped up by $40!! (Tariffs??) I am still giving five stars because I'm so happy with the sound quality and comfort. Life is better with my Soundcore auxiliary speaker and outer-ear earbuds.

Straight to business: these are it- there is nothing better than the aero clips for open-ear.Comfortability: 8 (they do cause mild ear strain overtime HOWEVER, the aeros can be adjusted to be on any part of the ear. For me personally, I clip mine near the top of my ear so there's 0% strain). Soundcore actually appreciates their customers, and your aeros come with silicone covers to further enhance comfort.Fit: 10 As mentioned before, they can clip to all parts of the ear, so the fit should always be right because that's up to you entirelyQuality: 10 it's Anker/Soundcore- there's close to a 95% chance you will be happy with your investment. The Soundcore app is easy to use and no login required. Download, open, and use it, which is how it should always be. Good bass settings- deep, even for open ear. Very little static noise compared to every other brand. Only stutter begins around 20% or less energy remaining. This was in an HCN environment though (read on for explanation).Battery Life: 9 Excellent and worth every penny. I use mine for sleep (love ocean sounds), and they last the entire night with some spare energy in the morning.Value: 9 they are expensive, but you pay what you get for. Before buying these, I bought and tried out 4 different other open-ears. I won't name the names but you know who they are; always on 'discount' with their allegedly super expensive products that are actual tin can quality. Each pair of buds were a nightmare to use because the loud static hiss and ear exhaustion were far too noticeable. The aeros for the most part do not struggle even in a wifi/high channel noise environment. My modem and computer are in my room, which is about as HCN as it gets. Every other bud could not handle the HCN and began to blare loud gutteral static after x amount of hours. One was so bad, it woke me up! The aeros have not done this (yet), thankfully. If they do, I'll update my review.While I have not tried every open-ear, I can confidently say that these are Top 3, if not, #1 open-ear.

These headphones are a fantastic option if you’re looking for something comfortable, low profile, and a little different from the typical over ear or in ear designs. What really sets them apart is how they project sound directly toward your ears with very little sound leakage perfect for listening without disturbing people around you.A heads-up: when mine arrived, they weren’t charged out of the box. So, definitely make sure to charge them fully before trying to pair or test them out. Once charged, the pairing process was super simple and hassle-free. I also recommend downloading the Soundcore app if you want to fine-tune the sound output it gives you more control over the listening experience.The comfort level is impressive. I threw them on, and within minutes I forgot I was even wearing them. The sound is clear and crisp, not overly bass heavy, and easy on the ears. I actually almost fell asleep wearing them that’s how comfortable they are.The only real downside is that they’re not sweat or water resistant. So if you’re planning to wear them during workouts or in unpredictable weather, just be aware. It would’ve been great if some level of water resistance was built in, but that’s really the only drawback I’ve found so far.Overall, these are a solid, unique pair of headphones for casual everyday use.