by Anker V20i Open-Ear Headphones, 36H, IP55

Good. Fit my requirement to have an earbuds that still allow me to hear my surroundings. Primarily use it for audiobooks and podcasts. Still have my iems and hires earbuds for when I want to go on full audiophile mode.

Okay so this is coming from a person who is VERY skeptical when buying some electronics online, I checked a tones of comments and devices before choosing this and TBH wasn’t sure but TRUST ME the price is very affordable for such great piece!Just keep in mind if you’re going for open ear don’t expect complete noise canceling and high bass only music hitting your brain being disconnected from the world.THE SOUND IS REALLY GOOD just properly arrange in your ears its clear its reasonably loud i mean good loud great for music haven’t used for calls so no idea about that.But from my side 100% recommended to someone who doesn’t want earbuds to fall while intense work out or even while shaking head :p

Good product

Excellent. No pain in ear. Great sound quality. Go for it

Good product

Even though I have seen an excellent customer’s review for this product, but the one I purchased was somehow faulty! As the case wasn’t charging and the headphones wouldn’t turn on and connect to my phone.

Value for money

It's ok but not prefect. Because ear fit issues. If i run easily falling. No good for running or jumping.

I’ve used in ear headphones for a while, but have found that they hurt my ears over time and sometimes drop out. These have been superb. You can wear them for long periods of time and you wouldn’t know they’re on. They pair with my iPhone well and after a week and a lot of use, they haven’t needed charging yet. Such amazing value, I have 2 other Soundcore pieces of kit and the quality is always there. The microphone is clear on calls, the battery life is very good, they fit really well and adjust. I have worn these on walks in a calm day and the sound is clear. I can’t recommend these highly enough. For the money they are more than worth it.

I was encouraged to buy a particular brand of bone-induction headphones by a colleague after mentioning my problems with in-ear ones. Sounded like a great idea, I thought, until I saw the prices and realised that it was a bit much to be committing to without knowing if I'd enjoy the way they worked.I thought these seemed like a really good compromise; a way to test the waters, see what I thought. I can always buy a more expensive pair later, I figured.Several months in, and I've yet to find any reason to want to upgrade. As an in-office and WFH headset they are excellent - sound quality is fantastic (crisp and clear), and according to colleagues the microphone is great too, with no distortion or fuzziness.They synched immediately and easily to both my laptop and iPhone... which is great because I love Technology, but Technology doesn't love me back.I don't use the Soundcore earpieces for TV or dedicated music listening... but having said, I don't think anyone would be disappointed by them in that scenerio, unless (like me) your normal alternative for those activities is something like Bose over-ear noise-cancelling. Obviously it's an unfair comparison and I absolutely won't take a star off for it.If dedicated noise cancelling isn't a mandatory requirement, I reckon most people would be perfectly happy with the performance.If you're looking for a set of general-purpose headphones that will absolutely do a great job, give good clear sound without rupturing your eardrum, and work great for videoconferencing, then these'd absolutely be my pick.Maybe something would be better with the more expensive brand-name ones, but honestly I can't find a defecit that needs correcting on these. Even the thingy that goes over your ear, which I expected to be annoying, adjusts well and sits comfortably. I've forgotten I'm wearing them more than once, and that never happened with the in-ear sort: I always had them out within seconds of finishing a meeting.Bang-for-buck wise, I can't fault them. I've been using them for months now, and they're going strong, recharging well, etc.One day when they eventually die on me, maybe I'll try that expensive brand...but honestly, I don't think so. These tick every box I need, and are comfy besides.

buenos audífonos open earbuds, la verdad no conocía la marca y no esperaba tanto sobre todo por el precio pague $499 pero han salido muy buenos, les dura la pila bastante, el sonido para mi gusto se escucha muy bien, son una joyita , los volvería a comprar y me gusto que los puedes vincular a dos equipos a la vez

Comode e pratiche.È la prima volta che uso queste cuffie open eir e devo dire che sono meglio di quello che mi aspettavo. Si accoppiano facilmente ,leggere e per le dimensioni suonano più che bene ,nonostante non chiudano completamente le orecchie. Suono pulito,bassi ovviamente fanno quel che possono,buona durata della batteria,forse unico neo è che spesso basta toccarle e si premono i comandi touch.A mio avviso ottimo rapporto qualità prezzo.

Tras probar distintos tipos de auriculares que no me molesten en el oído, y que no se me caigan al más mínimo movimiento, he dado con estos que para tienen justo lo que necesito, son cómodos, no se caen por cualquier tontería, no pesan nada y me permiten escuchar mi entorno, ya que es algo fundamental si vas andando por la ciudad.La música se escucha bastante bien, los bajos son más que decentes y no distorsionan nada, además de que sus micrófonos captan mi voz perfectamente.Si buscas aislarte del mundo y un sonido excesivamente potente, no son tus auriculares, pero si por el contrario te conformas con una potencia de sonido más que suficiente incluso para la ciudad, quieres comodidad, que no te aíslen de tu entorno y que se mantengan en el oído sin preocupación de que se te caigan, los recomiendo totalmente; encima el precio es perfecto, y no le tienen nada que envidiar en calidad de sonido a otros que he probado de 50€.