Open Ear Headphones True Wireless Bluetooth Headphones, Ear Clip Earbuds,Sweat Resistant,Fast Charging,24HRS Playtime,Open Ear Earbuds for Workout...

Great sound quality. Perfect fit. Nothing inside my ear. Love them.

I listen to podcasts before bed. Hubby prefers not to listen, so these have solved that problem. Even if I fall asleep with them on, they remain comfortable. Quick to recharge, great value, and work great.

I liked these headphones, they were my first pair of "ear clip" style, and the case even had wireless charging. The price was great, super lightweight, nice small size so they fit in a pocket easily. The battery also lasted surprisingly long, since they're a little bit larger size than a regular Bluetooth earbud. But I had trouble with them in a few ways that led to a return. First, it didn't stay like years long enough, so I had to keep readjusting them so I could hear what was playing. But to do so, I have to grab the back of the clip only. Otherwise, I might hit the touch panel on the front, and pause, or play, or skip to the next track, or whatever. The case would also rattle around in my pockets, slightly dislodging the clips, thereby connecting the Bluetooth when I didn't want them to. In all, these were good headphones that got close to what I wanted and better than others that I've tried since, but not quite good enough and I sent them back.

I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of these headphones. I wasnt sure what to expect when I originally bought them- I wanted something that would fit my ears when wearing a bike helmet. have AirPod Pros, but they make my ears itchy after a while. The bone-conduction style worked all right, but I wanted something a bit more stable for under my bike helmet. These fit well, are surprisingly comfortable and secure on my ears, and sound pretty good. Not bad at all for their price. The charging base is great, and holds each pod in place via magnets. A really nice touch is being able to see the amount of charge left displayed on the base itself. My only negative-and its more me than the headphones-is that they have a lot of different things they can do with just finger touches. Like the AirPods, but not as intuitive. I know how to play and pause, but havent figured out how to do the other things the can apparently do, such as call/mute, volume up/down, and moving tracks, etc. There are instructions, but the pods themselves can be a bit fiddly, so I just stick with play and pause while Im biking. If I was walking and had the use of both arms, I think itd be easier to figure out their full capabilities. Otherwise, these are great. I wouldnt hesitate to recommend them or buy another pair.