Purity Air Open Ear Headphones - True Air Conduction Wireless Bluetooth Open Ear Earbuds with Dual Mic for iPhone/Android - Secured Long Wearing Comfort, Sports Sweat Resistant (Solstice Bloom)

I would buy these over and over again! Easy to wear without pressure or ear fatigue. The sound is terrific, very clear with distinctive tracks. Pairs easily. Easy to use. I just used them on a week long trip to Europe and could sleep with them on. Never any discomfort and I could still hear when people spoke to be. The charge lasts a long time. Comes with two charging cords. The only negative things are the proprietary charging cords and the LOUD volume telling you "Power On" and "Power Off". It helps you hear it when you aren't wearing them.

I am actually listening to music with them on right now! I just back off of a 3 week trip multiple cities on both coasts. I used these on the plane, car, and poolside several times a day. I used them to listen to music, audiobook, and phone. I could hear the things I needed to and noise cancellation was fine- Never was unable to hear due to normal background noise. But I also felt safe where I wasn't completely cut off from needed noise- sirens, etc.. The sound quality was fine- but I wish it had a bit more bass in music. so I gave 4 stars for sound quality. I wore on the plane for hours and are like not there- light as air. Easy to forget you have them on! Very comfortable. They didn't interfere with my glasses, nor earrings, nor a ball cap. No worries about losing. Didn't walk around with what looked like a Qtip sticking out of my ear (Apple). They fit fine in my purse and backpack- no case needed. Came with 2 charging cables which is awesome. 1 for travel- 1 for home. The value for the money is really good. Very happy with these. I got the black and white striped and liked the look.

Overall for the price, this is a nice, lightweight, inexpensive device with really good sound and comfort. Comfort Very light weight. They fit over the ear and around the back of your neck. It is not adjustable, but seems to be plenty of room to fit around all different head and neck sizes. Looking up and down while wearing a hooded sweatshirt does sometimes hit the back of the arm that fits around the neck, but it does not move the speakers around your ears, at least it did not for me. The fact that it sits over the ear and then in front of the ear is nice. The ear pods that go into your ear can become uncomfortable over long periods of time, so this is a nice change of pace without sacrificing sound. Sound I thought the sound was nice, good treble and bass. It did not blow me away with the clarity, but I thought it sounded really good. I'm not sure they were really noise canceling because I could still hear things around me, which I do not mind because if I were to use these while jogging or something else, I could still be aware of my surroundings with my ears without losing focus of what I am listening to. Because they sit infront of the ear and not inside of the ear, the sound was audible to other people. I tried it at different volumes, ranging from comfortable to me to extreme loud, and regardless of the volume, others could hear the sound. This may not be an issue, but depending on where you are using them, it could be. I have not tried using these for calls yet. Usage Powering on and pairing was very easy, no issues. There are two buttons and it is a a matter of getting used to which is the power button. Using the volume buttons up and down was awkward and found that if I pressed too hard or held down it skipped to the next song. That said, I normally don't use the buttons on the headphones and typically use the buttons on the device that I am using so I am not sure if this gives the best review of button pressing. I was able to pair to multiple devices, although not hooked to different devices at the same time which is understandable. When a device is disconnected on one device, it immediately goes into pairing mode, or you can connect to your other device through the bluetooth settings. Price The price was very reasonable for the quality of item received. Cons The charging for the headphones uses a proprietary cord. This is annoying because it means you have to keep track of another cord and cannot use what you already have, or use the same cord for your multiple devices. The device does come with two charging cords which is an added bonus so that if one does go bad, you do have a backup so you don't need to worry about securing an additional cable. That said, the price of the headphones as a whole is cheaper than some cables out there so overall it is not that bad of con to deal with.

I have tried many different types of headphones. In general, I don’t like them. I have a hard time keeping earbuds in my ears, and they start irritating my inner ear within 30-45 minutes. The larger traditional headphones hurt my head. These are the first air conduction headphones I’ve tried, and overall, they’re the only ones I’ve used so far that don’t hurt my head or ears. I’m not a real audiophile, so I can’t comment on the sound quality. It sounds good to me. I thought sound would be heard by others, since the headphones float over the ears, but when I’ve been around other people, they can’t hear any sound. Pairing is fast and just like the process for any Bluetooth accessory. Open Bluetooth in the settings, find “P Air k7” and select it. There is an LED indicator that flashes when it’s pairing and is solid blue when it’s paired. It can also be reset if it has previously been paired to a different device. They’re lightweight, easy to put on, and the controls are on the bottom of the right earpiece, making control much like others I’ve tried. Turning them on and off, changing the volume, skipping to next track, or answering or ending a call depends on pressing on 2 buttons or small nubs on the bottom of the earpiece. That takes a little getting used to, but is not difficult. The headphones are charged via a mag safe charger, and an extra is included. The battery life is sufficient for normal listening times, and charging doesn’t take long. The price is excellent for headphones that are comfortable and work well. I recommend them!

I just ordered another pair before they go up in price or change them. Heck, maybe I'll order three or four. They are that good and I can't believe how inexpensive they are. I've been mostly wearing the bone conduction headphones and these fit a lot like those but these are lighter and even more comfortable because of that light weight. I can easily wear these all day without noticing. They have a clearer sound than bone conduction and have a higher max volume. That is helpful on bike-rides with wind noise. They also have less 'sound bleed', where others can hear them faintly. I ordered several kinds of this new compact "on ear" style from a different site and expected those to sound great. Those are ok but this pair definitely sounds better than 4 other more expensive ones I'm testing. It has surprisingly good lows, all the other ones I've tried sound very tinny (hollow). Also these seem to handle calls better than other cheap headphones as I've had no complaints about voice quality. I like the charging method, it's a magnetic connection instead of the usually USB-C with the rubber plug that is always a pain and usually ends up falling off anyway. Though it is a special cable you have to keep track of. Very impressed that they included two of those cables. I also like the buttons. Usually this type of headphone has 2 or 3 tiny buttons close together. On these, the 'main button' is placed on the front corner and farther from the secondary button. That's a big improvement. Like on a run I can find and push the right button more easily than having to feel for where it is. Audio disclaimer. I'm comparing these to other headphones in the $30 range. These sound better than the 5 others I've tried around that price. I'm mostly listening to youtube, netflix, udemy, podcasts, etc. Music sounds good to me on these too but I'm not pretending to be an audiophile. If you have high standards about headphone music quality then I don't know why you are reading reviews of headphones that cost less than a lunch at McDonalds. I don't leave many reviews on amazon but had to for these. These headphones are fantastic.

I have owned and used a number of wireless ear and headphones over the years -- going all the way back to Plantronics Back Beat Go's, Earins, Trelabs, Galaxy Lives, Cambridge Audios and Apple AirPods. Honestly, it's been a thing with me and I've spent way too much money over the years chasing my wireless grail, especially for air travel and exercise situations. When I was offered the opportunity to try out Purity Air Open Ear Headphones, I honestly wasn't expecting much at that price point. Oh boy, was I wrong. The Puritys (sp?) are easily the most comfortable ear phones I've used. They just float above your ears but always remain snug enough to stay in place. Some serious thought has gone into the design and fabrication of the band connecting the two ear pieces, that's all I can say. Easy to put on, easy to take off, no interim adjustments needed. I was also really surprised at the sound quality. It is really outstanding -- good sound reproduction, deep bass, accurate highs. My guess is that the extra space in the earpieces have allowed Purity to use drivers that are larger than normal compared earphones that fit in your ear, and additional size definitely sounds like it in terms of easy and accuracy of reproduction. They also have plenty of volume and I had no difficulty answering phone calls with them. And as a bonus, all the sound reproduction goodness coexists effortlessly with the ability to hear ambient sounds around you and maintain situational awareness. So far battery life seems great and I am look forward to using these on a regular basis for walking around the neighborhood with my dog, where situational awareness is important. Two small niggles. First, the controls could be a little bigger, especially if you're a less than graceful male with big fingers. They're not awful. They could just be larger. Hopefully the next version will have bigger controls. Second, the earphones use a proprietary cable to charge. The good part is that the cable uses gold contacts that eliminate any penetrations in the Purity's shell. Put they're proprietary, so you can't use a USB-C or micro-USB cable. One more cable to carry around -- although thoughtfully two cables are provided with each purchase. Overall, highly recommended if you're looking for something that's comfortable, secure, has good sound and you aren't likely to loose down a drain or other hazard, and all at a very reasonable price.

Got the black ones for $10.50 with a discount code. Surprised how good they are. Come with two chargers so you can leave one at home and keep one with you; downside is that they’re proprietary so you’d better take care of them because you’re not gonna find a replacement charger easily. Sound quality is great. The bass comes through very clearly. They’re open so you can hear around you. No extra controls beyond power and volume up and down; keeps things simple. No double and triple tapping nonsense. Would buy them again.

Update: It's not suitable for environments with significant noise, and as far as the charger goes it's very specialized so if you lose or misplace it, you're out of luck. That's probably the biggest draw back to them, honestly. I can live with the lack of nose cancelling. They don't fall off like ear buds can fall out of your ears so your risk of loosing them is minimal. I use them when I need to be more aware of my environment and hear people calling for my attention but l prefer the noise cancelling headphones or ear buds otherwise. Old review: In looks and function it's like what you'd get if a Sony walkman from the 80's and a Bluetooth from the 90's had a baby. Good comfortable fit, sound quality is good but I haven't tested them in a noisy environment. These would be ideal for someone who might need to hear their environment or don't like ear buds in your ears. They are quite comfortable. I was surprised by how well they stay put when I adjust the angle. An angle adjustment may be necessary if you want to rest your head against a head rest. Changing the angle is not uncomfortable but you may need to adjust volume. The control buttons are sensory friendly so you can find them, but I think it would be nice if the face of the earpiece was touch sensitive instead. But that would probably increase the cost so... Trade off value🤷. They're not mind blowing but they're overall good and comfortable and don't fall off. I have had issues with earbuds falling out at inopportune moments (into a can of paint, for instance) when I bent down. You will have no such problem with this.