Raycon Fitness Open Ear Earbuds – Open Ear Headphones, Earbuds Wireless Bluetooth, Running Headphones, Sweat & Water-Resistant Earphones, 40 Hours Battery Life (Black)

I love these! I have issues with ear buds making my ear canals sore, so I was hoping these would be a good alternative and they work great! The sound is really good and they are super comfortable and stay put during when I workout.

I have what I like to call "weird ears" and basically every earbud and headphone causes me pain. These are a little fiddly to put on but once they're on they're pretty secure. Very comfortable! No pain in my ear. I can imagine they might irritate the outside of my ears with extended use but that's bearable compared the aching pain I typically get inside my ear. I am going to keep my headphones for times I truly need to block outside noise. To that end I appreciate that I can hear everything around me with the open ear earbuds for my safety but also as a courtesy to others around me when I'm in public. Sound quality is good to me but admittedly I'm not an expert. They stayed charged a long time. The charging case feels secure and slips right into my purse or pocket!

Best headphones I’ve ever had as far as over the ear style. Only thing is there’s not much bass but they aren’t designed with that in mind. I work offshore and have these on my ears for minimum 4 hours a day and have had no issues whatsoever. If these ever croak I’m definitely getting more as a replacement I like them more than apple AirPods. Sound is nice and crisp. They dont break up or clip at full volume. Connects to my phone/ipad/watch seamlessly and can bounce between devices depending on what I’m doing. They are pretty comfortable too which they should be if I’m wearing them for multiple hours a day doesn’t leave any soreness like other brands. They are definitely worth the money. As long as you aren’t expecting skullcandy bass these will be awesome. My only complaint is sometimes when it connects to 2 devices it won’t let one play music/video/podcasts at all unless you switch it off on other said device

I love the fit and adjustability of these. I have their sport earbuds, but they tend to fall out on bumpy bike rides, so I purchased these. The feel of them is great. They stay put even on the worst terrain. I got them on sale, so they are definitely worth the price. The sound quality is good for an outside-the-ear speaker. I wasn't expecting anything great, but being able to hear my surroundings while listening to podcasts or music is a plus. I've only had one issue with connectivity, but overall it's a solid product. The problem stems from the fact that as soon as you remove them from the case, they auto-connect. So as you are putting them in place, you tend to touch the area used to control them. While I'm putting them in, the music starts and stops, etc. There should be a way to prevent them from auto-connecting, or a delay before connecting. If there is, I haven't found it.

I would love to give a glowing recommendation for these, but they have a serious, very annoying flaw, The Controls. The touch controls for this particular design (and perhaps all of them) are ill placed and FAR too easy to inadvertently manipulate. Slightly annoying when one is only trying to pause audio while still wearing the buds, but highly aggravating when pausing audio (say a book for example) and one wants to take off the buds to step away for whatever reason. Multiple times upon coming back to my audiobook, the narration is ahead by however long I had stepped away. I had paused audio before taking off the buds, but clearly the act of handling them to take them off started the audio again. As the sound is not readily heard off the ear, I am unaware of this. Even putting on the buds from their charging port, and not actively listening to any audio starts what was last being listened to. I cannot see HOW I can handle the body of this design without its controls being inadvertently manipulated. The ear holders just don’t slip over the body of the ears and sit directly into place without handling. And slipping them off clearly is the same situation. The sound is good, the range is decent, but the controls are atrocious. When trying to pause, the beep and pause are sooo delayed that one presses again turning them right back on fearing that the one hadn’t pressed correctly to begin with. So, pausing results only after pressing THREE times. Off, on, off. One easily messes up on YouTube, trying to start a video???, I’m not really sure how this happens, and somehow has told YouTube to go to the next video on play, before one quite has on the earbuds. When in front of the device, this is easily overcome (but why should one need to), but what if this wasn’t readily rectified? Ugh! The quality is good, BUT those controls drive me crazy!

I was never a fan of the head phones that went into your ear. They always would start to bother me quickly and it was a pain to wear them for any length of time. I tried the headphones that sat over your ears and they were big, bulky and not great if it was warm where you were. I saw these and was intrigued, but nervous because I wear glasses. Well I gave them a shot and am thankful that I did. First, they fit while I'm wearing my glasses. I CAN put them on without taking my glasses off, but it's easier/faster to just slip my glasses off and put them on. Secondly, you can sync them to 2 devices. I have them synced to my laptop and my phone. Now I haven't tried to use it on a call or anything. Mostly I use it with my laptop, but if I'm playing a game on my phone or watching a movie it works well. That being said I do not know or fully understand the commands. I know it's because I haven't given them a shot. I read the instructions and the online manual and as I mostly use them for my laptop I don't need the add ons, but I am sure if I learned them I would appreciate the items more. The little case it comes with is great. It can hold a charge for 40 hours and by themselves they hold up to 8. I've pushed it to the limit and it hung on. I did charge the case once since I've gotten them, but it's doing a great job. No complaints. Also, since they don't go IN my ear I can hear things happening around me. I like that. I don't want to be cut off from everything, but I want to be able to listen to music, etc without playing them aloud. It is a great balance for me. I cannot complain about the price at all. I never wore my old headphones daily, but I keep finding these on and enjoying it. The only thing that annoyed me at all was they don't give you a full manual in the box it came with. They give you the basic start up information and a link to go to if you want to read more. I am old school and wanted to read more so I did take the link and it worked and was great. Past that I'm completely pleased.

My favorite earbuds!!! I just lost my Raycon fitness open earbuds.... I searched everywhere for days and i cant find them. I cant live without them.. So I just bought a brand new pair. These are so comfy and fit i forget they are even on because nothing is sticking inside my ears and it doesnt fall off because its secure. They are loud, clear and the microphone is so good nobody even realizes I'm on earbuds. Also the carrying case is also the charger and last for days. Highly recommend these.

These are good earbuds and i like them. I upgrade to these after i tried the Raycon Essential Open Earbuds which were a flop. Pros - The functions actually work and the response is great. Controls are easy to use and the work compared to the Essentials. - Sound quality is great for open earbuds and the multi modes you can swap to can make the difference for your listening style. You know with open earbuds you will loose quality for the exchange of being able to hear things around you and not have ear plugs in your ear. But the quality you get vs others ive tried is top of the line. - Adjustable placement for your ear. There are 2 hinges that allow you to place them just right and customizable for any ear. - Battery life is still being tested but compared the the essentials i got i can actually get 100% vs 90% and going to see if the right ear bud can last more than 4 hours while the left did 7. From what i can tell so far the battery life is good on this model and the charging station for it is great. Cons - While this is not make or break i am not a fan that there is no volume control for these earbuds. While other models have that this one does not. All volume will be controlled by media and device you are using. - Comfort is not as great as others iv tried and compared to the essentials model. Because of the bulk and harder plastic the can wear on your ears until you can get used to it. One praise i had for the essentials model is dam were they comfortable compared to any other open earbud model ive tried. These are on par with other models and you have to build up a tolerance for 8+ hour use. - Incoming phone call alert sound. While phone calls are crystal clear, great noise cancellation for the other person. I dont know if this is my phone causing the issue or just Raycon itself but incoming call alerts are super low volume. Lower than you can even get listening to music or videos at the lowest volume. You will miss calls because of this. Still playing around with it but if i raise all the volumes on my phone and test getting a call it doesnt even alert on my bluetooth instead rings my phones normal speakers. But i can answer with the bluetooth and if i answer the phone manually it goes to bluetooth. If i put my phone on silent and leave media near max like i normally do. Incoming call alert is just so quite i dont know whats going on with this. All in all a great product, well built, good sounds quality, comfortable enough. Not having volume control touch and that incoming call alert issue i would say these are well worth it if you are looking for name brand open earbud.

Great for running, really comfortable, not too heavy and don't feel like they're going to fall off. Love the loop over my ears to keep them securely on my ears. Charge really fast too, never had to go out without them. udio quality is good and I can still hear other noises so feel safe wearing them

Awesome ear buds

Volume is excellent and battery life fantastic. However, I found them very heavy and my ears quickly became sore. They were also very fiddly to get in just the right spot, not ideal for running. But the real killer is that, despite stating they have it, there is no way to control volume from the earbuds. A complete no for me. Tempted to try to "essentials" version but not willing to trust Raycon again after their claims that it has a feature when it clearly doesn't

Autism friendly, I've worn these for hours and I totally forgot I was wearing them. Will say the only downside is he hard part behind your ear hurts after a bit. I can wear them with glasses no problem

Sound is great! Comfortable to wear