Soundcore by Anker, AeroFit Open-Ear Headphones, Ultra Comfort, Snug Fit, Ergonomic Ear Hook, Balanced Sound, IPX7 Waterproof, 42H Playtime, Bluetooth 5.3, App Control, Clear Calls(Renewed)

I tried two less expensive (and evidently lower quality) over-the-ear / open-ear headphones in the same style as these. Neither lasted when challenged with the sweat of my daily walk in North Texas (yeah... it's hot... even at 6AM). One pair actually 'fizzled' and died the first day I tried them. The other lasted about a month... but started showing signs of 'fatigue' in only a couple of weeks. These have been rock-solid, so far - note the "7x" moisture protection rating. The sound quality of the AeroFit pair is far superior, as well. The touch controls are responsive and with the easy-to-use app you can program the touch controls to your liking. The battery technology is first rate - as it is with all Anker products that I have tried (4 or 5?). I defy you to find a better performing brand when it comes to battery 'stuff.' Would definitely buy again.

I wear earbuds almost all day while I work. When my 5 year old shokz finally died, I tried a lot of different open earbuds as replacements. This is the pair I kept. While they don't fit perfectly comfortably, they fit better than everything else I've tried. They pinch just a little at the top of my ears, and the driver part of the bud does press on the cartilage in my ear slightly. Sound quality is pretty good for a open ear bud, and they get loud enough for my taste. I rarely turn them up past 50 percent. The app works well and is very user friendly. I have no problem recommending these to friends, especially when you look at the price vs some of the other options.

Bought them for my dad, he loved them

Product felt like it was going to dislodge and be lost. Not a good value for the price. Sound was off.

I have had many open-ear headphones and every pair with IPX5 has always been affected by sweat when running, these are the first pair that I have had 0 problems. They are comfortable and easy to use the app allows you to customize commands. I can say enough about the Aeros, if you are a heavy sweater or live in a rainy area look no further.

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I didn't like that the controls weren't explained better within the packaging, I had to open the QR code just to figure out how to use the controls. It's good the QR code was available, but if I hadn't remembered it was there, I would have had no idea how to change songs, pause music, adjust volume, etc. If you have the sound core app on your phone, it adds more possible options. The back of the headphones could be more comfortable though

I've been a fan of bone conduction headphones for running and cycling. My go to brand for the last decade has been Shox, but I'd never been really happy with the behind the head arrangement, especially for wearing under a bicycle helmet.So, when I saw that Soundcore was dropping into the bone conduction thing, trying a pair was a no-brainer. And these are pretty good. They're super comfortable on my ears, and have absolutely great sound quality and great battery life. And they're great for running and cycling outdoors, as all the ambient noise is still getting in since your earholes aren't covered.I even like wearing them around the house - I can hear when other family members want to talk, unlike with in-ear headphones.My only gripes is that they do tend to interfere with wearing some sunglasses, and they move around a little bit more when doing yoga and pilates than either in-ear or around the back of the head models. Only other gripe is that they are relatively quiet - I'd like the option to have a little more volume on the top end.