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

Open-ear buds are becoming more popular and for me there were a couple of reasons why I wanted to try them. Firstly, I have decided that I do not want to place buds inside my ear canal anymore and secondly when I am out and about I like to be aware of my surroundings in terms of noise. I have been wearing in-ear, on-ear and over-ear phones since childhood and at 51 now I have worn so many varieties and budgets. Let's start by accepting that the sound quality from open-ear will not be the same as those other types that the majority of people wear. Walking around with the noise of traffic, nature etc in addition to your music or podcast will be different. Inside the box is the charging case which houses the ear buds, charging cable, two pairs of silicone tips and booklets in relation to usage. On the back of the case is the USB port for charging. The ear buds look very stylish, they are well designed and the open ring part is nice and flexible. I already have the Soundcore app installed on my mobile and so I simply connected the ear buds to my mobile and in turn the app. There are a number of functions on the app that include customisation of the ear bud ring whereby you can determine the action when tapping the ring such as play, pause or skip. There is also an EQ mode with both presets and custom so that you can choose your own sound profile. Connectivity was flawless as always with Anker products. Placing the ear bud onto the ear is very straight forward, just widen the ring part of the ear bud and place it around the edge of your upper ear and then once on, slowly lower it down until you find the fit you like. This should also be where the audio sounds best. If you are not happy with the fit you can apply the included silicone tips for a better fit if this helps. For me they immediately felt right and since wearing them for upwards of two hours there has been no issue with the fit, my ears have not felt tired, sore or at any moment have I wanted to take them off. My first listen to music was genuinely impressive, this was indoors and I was surprised how good the stereo soundstage was. Instruments and sounds coming from various points, it was great. Now bass is something that will be different here. Not having an in-ear bud sealed into the ear canal you will not be getting that full, boomy (If that is your thing) thud. Here it is still good and I do get a good sense of the bass. Going outside for a walk and once again I am impressed with the tech. It really is clever how the audio is directed into the ear canal whilst cars go by, birds chirp in the trees and the wind whistles past, yet I could hear the music still very well. In terms of volume control I didn't require turning it up anywhere near to its loudest level. Obviously in quieter environments there will be some sound leakage and as a respectful person I won't be having the volume turned up too loudly on public transport. In terms of voice calls, I have used them indoors only so far and the other person was able to hear me very clearly. I didn't purchase them to use this specific feature however, it is good to know the quality of calls is impressive. The battery is decent and you get a good amount of usage until they require charging up. Placing back into the charging case and they juice up perfectly. One feature related to this which is on the app, it displays not only the battery level for each earbud but also for the charging case which I find really useful and great to know when it requires a charge again. So my overall thoughts are overwhelmingly positive. The design of the ear buds are excellent, modern and for me the fit is great. The sound quality is impressive and exceeds my expectations. Functionality is very good all round. I own and have used various Anker tech over the years and the Soundcore range for audio is one of my favourite. If you are curious about open-ear buds then I can recommend giving them a try, for the offer that I got them on, they are excellent value for money.

I previously ordered a pair of the SoundCore C30i open earbuds last year and I never really got on with them. I found them uncomfortable to wear and the sound quality wasn't the best. I went on to purchase a pair of Bose Open Earbuds which were very good, but they are expensive so I wanted a pair of cheaper open earbuds for general outdoor use. I saw these so I thought I would take a punt on them and I'm glad I did. Yes, they are significantly more expensive than the C30i, but they are a LOT better. The fit and comfort is great, I can wear these all day with no discomfort, in fact i tend to forget I have them on (as I do with the Bose ones). Sound quality is excellent, I would say on a par with the Bose buds, but these have way better volume levels and go pretty loud. The case and earbuds have a quality feel to them, unfortunately the case doesn't support wireless charging (same as the Bose buds). I will say that I find the touch controls a little hit and miss, they work but trying to find the right spot to touch can be tricky. I've used them for a few calls and the in-call sound quality is great with decent wind cancellation when outside. I think while these are not perfect, they are probably the best available at this price point and I would recommend them.

I have been using my AeroClip Earbuds by Anker for a few months now and this is what I can say. Great little earbuds! Although they may feel a bit strange when you start using them but they very light and ultra comfortable, they fit well being clip-on so there’s no danger of them coming off; and if it wasn’t for the sound that keeps coming you could forget that you have have them on. Those are great for some who like me wears glasses as one doesn’t get tangled with another and great for outdoor activities like cycling when you want to be aware of your surroundings like traffic for example. In my opinion sound quality is also great, and thanks to the app you can control and change settings of sound effects with choice of preset to your very own effects. They also great when making calls, finally I’ve got no complaints “sorry, I can’t hear you”, there were fewer or no complaints about the background noises either. Very easy connectivity with dual connection so switching from being connected to you phone over to you other device is seamless. The only minus is lack of volume control via the earbuds but in my opinion that is really minor but would be nice if this feature was available via long tap on one would take the volume up and on the other down, like some other makes have. Price wise it may seem that they are maybe a bit more expensive but most definitely they are worth it, due to top quality, nice design, being comfortable and easy to use. Also there’s plenty of battery life in them for a good few hours of music between charges. So overall those AeroClips are versatile regardless if you use them just to listen to music or podcasts, making calls or using them during your online meetings or when you want to use during your sport activities.

Like many people I've had to switch to open earbuds due to no longer being able to wear in ears which are still hard to beat sound wise. Going from the Sony WCF-500 and WCF-5100 which both had excellent sound and command functionality on the headphones, it has been a step down which seems to be across the board with open ear headphones unfortunately. Having small ear holes this has increased the challenge! I've tried three different pairs. The Shokz Open Air headphones came out the winner for sound and comfort but unfortunately were a poor fit for my ears. Second were Soundcore V20i which I would have been happy with had they fit better. So truthfully I've ended up with these out of necessity rather than first choice. The sound is good and they are comfortable but not worth the price especially as the Shokz are cheaper and they still don't quite fit perfectly. Out in the open surrounded by any noise they are pretty much useless but in the gym and at home they do the job and it's nice that I don't have to worry about them falling out while exercising. I'm hoping that more options become available on the market as still waiting to find my perfect fit but these will do in the meantime.

Wow! Got them for running, as my Bose Quietcomfort Ultra and first generation Apple Airpods Pro buds regularly fall out when active. To be fair though, I have very narrow and strangely shaped ear canals. I’m blown away by these little buds. Extremely comfortable and very secure fit but it is the sound quality that floors me, amazing for the price. To me, they honestly sound similar to - if not better than - my Apple buds. They don’t quite match the Bose sound quality though. And I like the open ear design when running. No need to buy anything more expensive if you’re looking for open ear buds for exercise.

Very nice clean sound but for me there were two problems that meant I had to return. Firstly the bridge (the connector between the speaker bulb and the battery bulb) is not big enough to allow me to get the speaker close enough to my ear canal and therefore I dont get the bass thats available if it were closer. It also means that too much external noise is heard. Secondly although the touch controls are effective (you tap on the bridge) you are limited to 4 functions 2 double taps and 2 triple taps. I believe you need 5 functions as a minimum if you dont want to have to resort to using you phone - play/pause, forward track, reverse track, volume up, volume down. If your ears allow you to get the bud closer to your ear canal and you dont mind the shortage of touch controls then these are recommended

I have to say these things are... impressive. 1. You get two quite small earphones that hang firmly, yet not uncomfortably, on the ear, but do not block your ear holes, which was my main issue since I can't use the earplug things as they cause real bad wax build up. 2. The sound is incredibly good. Not tinny, but full, quite `there`. Amazing really. 3. You can still hear the real world, although position it right and upp the volume and you won't. Much. I like knowing i can still hear the real world about me. 4. Quite small, almost unnoticeable. I imagine these will get smaller in the future to the point of unnoticeable. 5. The recharging box is nice and small. I think it charges when you put the ear things in, even if not connected. It must have it's own small charging supply. 6. There is a very simple control system that works by tapping the band. I've been using it from my pc. I can make the make the music stop and go, but can't change tracks. It seems I need an app to make those changes. 7. After a while you just don't feel anything. It's like wearing nothing. 8. Battery lasts me all day easy, but I don't wack up the sound 100%. Negatives? 1. So easy to forget. It's almost like nothing on your ears after a while. I nearly had a wash in them, nearly went to bed in them. Even spoke to a courier with them on and forgot (I don't wear ear rings, but this looks like black ear rings which for me is embarrassing). I'm sure some people will love the black ear ring look though. 2. Easy to lose the `ears` or the box, cos they're so small. Beware. 3. If on the wrong part of the ear it can `ache`, but just move it slightly and it's fine again. Also moving it right down to the earlobe gives the loudest sound. Conclusion: Sometimes it almost feels like just sound coming from nowhere in your ears. Gives great sound without blocking the ears or causing sweat or wax build up. And you can still be observant of the real world, so safer too. The only other headphones I can compare this to are the headphones on the Index, the HP Reverb G2 and the Pimax VR which are off-the-ear which I really liked. Very impressive piece of tech. The only real test is how long this will last, but I'll give it 5 stars anyway.

I have draws full of headphones, beats, echo buds, Sony, you name it. They all have some annoying quirk, some make my ears hurt ( I know man up ) most just randomly fall out of my ears. I have tried over the ear ones but I wear glasses so they are annoying. Echo buds have been the best so far but they do fall out occasionally. I had given up on earbuds and my wife was complaining about the failed attempts. I used to pass them off to her or my daughter but they both have about five sets each now, that no longer works. But anyway I’m rambling …. These are light, really light so light you forget you have them on. They do not go in the ear canal bit so you do not get that ache after a short while. They sort of clip around your ear, I have tried to shake them loose. A little to vigorously demonstrating it to my wife the reason I bought them, I had a bit it a dizzy wobble. Great sound if a little odd, not odd in a bad way, just not what you are used to. It does not feel like it’s being rammed in your head like you come to expect, it’s almost like it’s in a room. It’s plenty loud enough but it’s a more pleasant listen, feels like there is more sound space. The tap gestures are really good and work every time, the microphone on phone calls is great even in the wind. I had to test this with my DREO house fan on turbo because it’s hot, really really hot, like stupid hot, with no wind. Anyway… these are very very good, stop reading and go and buy a set.

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.

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!