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 | Ultra-Comfort for Running Workout, Stable, Power Bass, Hi-Res, 32H Playtime, Bluetooth 5.4, IP55 Water-Resistant, Clear Calls

Love these ear clips. I recently traveled by air and saw this type of earphone on a passenger. I decided to try a pair. I usually travel with Bose over ear noise canceling headphones but they are big and bulky. I ended up buying Shokz Open Dots ear clips at the airport and used them on that trip. They were ok but these AeroClips are much better. The Shokz hurt my ears no matter where I placed them. They seemed too tight and yet would not stay in place at the same time. The AeroClips come with several sizes of grippy covers that grip your ear and they are much more comfortable. The sound quality is also a bit better on the AeroClips. There is obviously no comparison to the sound quality of over ear headphones, especially Bose noise canceling, but for every day traveling and the convenience of such a small package, it is an ok tradeoff. They do not slide around at all and stay firmly on my ear. It is interesting that the AeroClips are labeled L/R and the instructions say to keep them in the designated ear whereas the Shokz say they are interchangeable. There are some adjustments you can make by touching the AeroClips, including volume adjustment, skip ahead, pause, answer call which is convenient, especially for walking or jogging. Overall, at the sale price on Amazon right now, I would recommend!

I was totally shocked by how much I liked these. I'm most impressed by the sound quality. Not only is the sound excellent, but even at a relatively loud listening volume... You just can't hear it outside of that. I was worried about it being disruptive or noticable if someone was, say, sitting next to you, but you actually have to put your ear up to someone else's ear to be able to hear the music! It's directed so expertly directly into the ear that you just don't have to worry about that. I was also worried about speaker drivers not being very powerful, but it gets quite loud while still being able to be played softly. Some earbuds I have found the lowest volume can still be too loud depending on the music, but a friend of mine with very sensitive hearing said that it could be played at a reasonable volume for them. Also, they're actually pretty solid on the ear! The only earbuds I've ever been able to wear were one of the Galaxy buds. The rest fall out without fail. So not only is it nice to be able to head the environment and give my eat canals a break, but I haven't had an issue with them falling off at all. It having the adjustable sizing is very helpful. It's held up to low impact activities. I haven't tried them with anything high impact. 10/10

I spent at least 10 hours looking for And watching videos about in the ear and over-the-ear earbuds. I got these as a Christmas present to myself and I couldn't be happier. All the videos were true, I purchased them for $99 before Christmas and they are excellent! It's the first pair of over-the-ear earbuds I've ever owned and I love them. I've always owned the noise canceling in ear earbuds but after hours of listening, they're so uncomfortable. But obviously that's a difference between the two. I like them because I can hear everything around me at a lower volume, situational awareness, yet they're loud enough to drown out outside noise depending on what you're doing. They're so comfortable I literally don't even feel them on my ears. Emphasis, on my ears. Additionally, they will never fall off no matter what you're doing, unless you're boxing or wrestling. The sound is great, the app is great and the comfort is perfect. They connect to two devices at once and while you're watching one and then switch to the other it changes flawlessly and goes back flawlessly. IE, TV to phone. Based on my OCD research, they are perfect for what I need them for. Hearing outside noise when I want to and being loud enough when I'm outside. I almost forgot, the call clarity is perfect. I can hear everyone. And when I tell them I have these new earbuds in they tell me they can hear me perfectly, indoors and outside. Like I said, I reviewed so many for hours and decided on these. I'm so glad I did. 5 stars all the way. Not one negative thing about them. Oh, And the battery life lasts forever. I've had them in my ears for over 7 hours and they still held up. The app will tell you how much battery life remains and how much battery is left in your charging case. And I think if you drop them in the case for 15 or 30 minutes you get another 3 hours of use. I'm guessing 30 minutes in the case, they're fully charged. Anker, who I thought was only battery chargers owns soundcore. I still have one of their battery chargers from 10 years ago and it's working like the day bought it. I really hope this long review convinces you to buy what I was hoping for. Which is exactly what wanted and got. And I wish more normal people like me would post like I just did, to let people know honestly what they should buy without being sent one for free and then BSing everyone. Wait until they're on sale for $99 again.

Outstanding customer service. The best ear buds for me so far. Unfortunately after 7 months of 5 day a week use about 1-3 hours a day cycling they developed distortion in the right ear then both ears. I tried all the usual steps, cleaning, resetting, equalizer settings but even at low volume they sounded bad. I purchased with Amazon from the Anker store in October. I turned in a warranty request on Saturday Apr and received an email an hour later. I followed the trouble shooting steps they asked for and it it did not help and so replied back. A bit later they offered to send a full replacement but only in black. I wanted my original color and replied back. The next day they offered to send me my original color ear buds only no charging case which was great. The charging case was fine. They were delivered today and work fantastic. Great customer service with just a few emails. I have had about 6 different types of Anker ear buds in the last 10 years and all held up well. I am a bicycle commuter riding all year around in Colorado even in low 10 degree mornings. These are the best so far as I can wear both ear buds and still hear cars, people, etc. when riding. You can customize what the double and single tap control for left and right bud using their app and it saves those settings without having to keep the app open. I am using volume up, track advance and volume down track previous. The taps work even under head gear covering my ears! I wish I could do more than two or three taps like 4 taps so I could add a pause or mute. The only negative is when riding at high speeds the wind noise drowns out the music but that is to be expected as they are open ear. With head gear on over the ears in cool weather this is not an issue. I can wear my helmet and glasses with no ear buds hooks over the top of my ear. These do not come out when riding very good secure fit. I know they will fix the distortion issue as it seems common but I am very happy with these for cycling and in their app I changed to LDAC which sounds even better.

In response to Stephanie S.'s review: 3.0 out of 5 stars These headphones are as annoying as they are great yes - the main issue with the AeroClips are with the case.... the reason they don't 'disconnect' is that often the pins that connect the case to the clips - can become recessed (don't stick out far enough for good contact). this also leads to charging issues. What is really poor - is Anker's customer support for this issue... I've seen many other similar complaints... makes me wonder if this is why the price has dropped to $99 (which is a GREAT price if they didn't have that issue). I'm on my second pair due to this problem and Anker's lack of standing by their product... I now have the same issue but this time I 'operated' on my case and was able to fix it... I researched how to crack open the case - and then was able to see that the 'pins' were in fact recessed... using a tweezers I was able to pull them to their correct length but also cleaned the posts with alcohol as I'm guessing that dirt/grime is what caused them to recess and not expand (they seem to be spring loaded?. that fixed the issue - but it isn't for the faint hearted. Outside that - (and that is a BIG issue) - these ARE the best open-ear buds I've had - and I tested over 6 of them.... the sound quality - ease of controls, battery life, etc... are still top of their class... better than BOSE - but then BOSE is always overhyped/priced...

These are great earbuds. I was looking for something I could wear while hiking to maintain situational awareness while listening to music, podcasts, audiobooks, etc. I looked at bone-conducting headphones and this type of open-ear earbud, and settled on these because I already wear a baseball cap and sunglasses, and I didn't want one more thing wrapped around my head. Their sound is clear and spacious, and I've asked those around me if they could hear what I was listening to, and they could not - so sound leakage is minimal. I've had these for about 2 months and use them regularly while exercising. I've run with them (treadmill) and hiked for hours. So far, I think the longest I've worn them is about 4 hours, and I did not get fatigued from it (in fact, I forget they were there!). When I'm outdoors, I often only wear one to maximize the ability to hear my surroundings, and they still are great. I did buy a protective silicone case for them that has a carabiner attached to it - I recommend this for keeping track of them. Note: I have not made/received calls with them, so I can't speak to that. For surroundings-aware outdoor listening, though, I couldn't be happier!

I had high hopes for these earbud headphones, and they surprised me. Firstly, I got this because of the design. I was specifically looking for clip-on earphones that look like the communicators used in J.J. Abrams' television show 'Fringe'. In the 2008 show, an alternate reality uses a similar-looking earring-band headphone to talk to each other. I thought they were cool at the time and didn't think those things could be possible. Enter 2016, with the release of AirPods, and earbuds changed after that. While this doesn't look exactly like the TV show version (which had a band nearly twice the size), this Soundcore AeroClip is a reasonably realistic interpretation of the design. It clips around your earlobes, looks like a cool earring, and is open-eared so you can hear your surroundings and your music. I've seen similar versions that tried to make the ring portion smaller, but I like the thickness of this band along with the ring shape. The audio quality on this is astounding the first time you put it on. If you are home alone with little environmental noise, these things pack a punch. It's got solid bass and a good sound profile. This was very surprising. However, I live in New York City and ride subways a lot. On the subway, it's hard to hear your music unless you turn up the volume. So depending on where you have these on might cause you to have a different experience. It does not have noise cancellation because it is an open-ear design meant for you to hear your surroundings. In terms of customization, a Soundcore app will allow you to adjust the EQ to your preference, even though the default is solid. You can also adjust the tapping on each earpiece to do different things. Example: for me, the right earbud is tapped twice to pause music, and three times to skip to the next track; and the left side I set to tap three times to increase volume, and twice to decrease. This is all customizable to what makes sense to you. The app is also a way to upgrade any firmware in the future. Overall, I really like these headphones. It's got deep bass and customization. And I get to live my TV fantasy of owning future tech, which, when compared to 2008—we are in the future! Highly recommended.

I really like these - I mostly got them for paddling so I could hear the natural sounds around me, have conversations, etc. But now I only wear my in-ear buds if I want the noise-cancelling, or I want the more dynamic sound signature that only a plugged-up ear canal gives you. I'm picky about sound, and these have a very natural, if somewhat limited in dynamics, sound. It was easy to find a tuning (volume and EQ) that let me enjoy the music. I'm not constantly thinking, if only they had more treble, or if only the mids were better. I should say these are not audiophile; you are not going to hear the beater on the kick drum, or other details, but the overall presentation is natural and enjoyable I don't feel like I need to carry my case with these because there is nothing in my ear. I can carry on a normal conversation (with or without music playing). And they just don't bother your ears the way in-ears do, so they can just stay "attached" until I get back to where my case is. They feel secure enough that I can use them to play disc golf. All that said, in-ears do have their place and have a more engaging/punchy/dynamic sound. But again I'm very picky about sound, and if these had major faults in sound quality I'd be writing about it. I no longer worry about the quality of ambient mode with earbuds... I just wear these. And I tend to reach for these rather than my Bluetooth speaker for the workshop or yard work. I only took a star off for comfort. They do bother my ears a little bit after an hour or two, but this is a VERY minor complaint.

I recently purchased the Soundcore AeroClip earbuds, and they have quickly become my favourite audio companion. These are a major win, especially for anyone prioritising comfort and audio fidelity in a small package. Sound Quality: Simply Amazing The sound quality of the AeroClip is, to put it simply, amazing. The audio is rich, clear, and well-balanced across different genres. Whether I'm listening to bass-heavy tracks or podcasts, the audio performance consistently exceeds expectations for earbuds of this style. Call Quality: Good and Reliable I've used these for several work calls and quick chats, and the call performance is good. My voice comes across clearly to the person on the other end, and I have no trouble hearing them. They are perfectly reliable for daily communication. Comfort: The Standout Feature This is where the AeroClip truly shines. They are incredibly comfortable to wear for extended periods. The unique clip design (or whatever mechanism they use) secures them perfectly without the fatigue or pressure that I often experience with traditional in-ear buds. I can wear them for hours and practically forget they're there. Final Verdict If you're looking for earbuds that deliver amazing sound, offer good call clarity, and are genuinely very comfortable for all-day wear, the Soundcore AeroClip is an easy recommendation. A fantastic product!

I wanted an open ear earbud for when I go jogging or cycling for safety reasons, so sound quality was not my priority nor was I expecting much as open ear earbuds are not known for great sound. Hence, I didn’t see the need to go for an expensive brand. However, I was quite surprised by the sound quality these buds produced, quite good and a great value for what they cost.

gostei do audio, tb comprei separado a joia pra por no fone, mas acho q me arrependi um pouco, pq nao da pra guardar junto na caixinha, tem q ficar colocando e tirando quando for colocar o fone. fora isso, gostei, mas por um tempo usando, (menos de 1h) a orelha doi um pouco, tem q ajustar pra ficar na parte de cima.

Was purchased for my boyfriend as a gift, he did not like it and I had to return:( He said he hears everything and barely hears music. As for the microrphone quality - not better that any cheap earbuds, same sound everywhere.

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