AUBOR Open Ear Headphones, True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds with ENC Clear Call, Bluetooth 5.3, IPX6 Water-Resistant, Ergonomic Ear Hooks, 45H Playtime, Compatible with iPhone & Android

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I was pleased to see these over-the-ear headphones as I was having problems with the regular wireless ear buds. They would not work well and sometimes fell out of my ear, especially the right ear. I like that these don't go into your ear, but basically "hang out" on your outer ear. The piece that fits on the back side of your ear does the main work in keeping them on. My main issue is that they don't fit flush to my head as shown. I keep feeling like they may fall off if I am moving around too much, especially trying to bend over.I do like the sound quality, for both phone calls and music. Also, video audio is clear and no crackling or muffled sound. I would like more bass in the music output, but it does not have any music controls. As with other ear bud/headphones, you can do a designated amount of taps to change to another mode or answer a phone call that comes in. I use Android, but it can also be used with iPhones. The case is cool and has its own charging cord; it is really short and I just plug it into my laptop to charge. Fortunately, a charge lasts up to 9 hours, so when your friend calls with a short story that continues for hours, you don't have to stop due to low battery...although, it has worked in my favor on occasion! (@..@)Due to the fit, I had to drop a star, but they are still worth it! Recommended: 4****

These are so comfortable. I've forgot they were on my ears several times. They look good and sound excellent. I would definitely recommend these ear buds.

Product work says described in his quite durable and high quality. A+

I've been a big fan of the open ear headphones since I first noticed them a couple of years ago. I always had issues with in-ear headphones where after a couple of hours all them without a fail would get very uncomfortable. I've tried a few open ear headphones and most of them worked very well in terms of comfort. AUBOR headphones continue this trend. I'd actually rate them quite lightweight compare to some of the other ones I've had. Because of this and because of the overall design, I even forgot they were there after about 5 minutes. In terms of battery power, they're also amazing. I've used them for about 8 hrs straight on medium volume and they were still at around 80% charge.Where they could use improvement is the sound quality. It is not terrible, but it's also far from the best. Let's be clear, I'm not comparing them to a pair of Bose headphones, but I am comparing them to other $20-$40 headphones on the market. There are some much better sounding options out there. In terms of specifics, the highs were oddly distorted: it was all over the place, generally it'd stay very muted and then on very high notes, it would punch through; the mids were muted as well, the bass was actually good, but more on a subtle side, not the punchy kind of bass, but you can definitely tell it's there. Overall, this resulted in a less than ideal sound quality. If you're planning on using them for listening to pod casts or listening to conference calls, etc, the quality here is just fine. Even if you're not an audiophile, the quality might be acceptable, but if you do value a good listening experience, these ones are probably not for you.

Update after two months: The right earpiece no longer works - best guess is that its not charging because the little metal contacts on the bottom of the earpiece fail to make a connection with the charging case. When visually inspected, I verify nothing is covering those contacts on either side, earpiece or charger, and I've wiped them off gratuitously. However it appears that one of the contacts in the earpiece has receded into the body of the earpiece - so I doubt it'll ever work again. I barely ever used these out of the house, maybe two times.Right out of the box these were charged up and ready to go - paired quickly and easily, I am a recording engineer and still I found the sound quality decent for listening to music and good for taking calls (people on the other end of the line reported they could hear me well).The weakest point is that these headphones (being "open-ear" type) have no acoustic isolation - as well as no noise cancelling - and so they're practically useless on loud public transportation like the subway, bus, or airplane. I'm not just being picky about the intrusion of ambient sounds, even when my iPhone has the volume all the way up and all the settings tuned for maximum output I still don't get enough volume out of these to make out what anyone is saying.Original review:The case design is almost impressive looking - it's a bit bulky, though, about twice the volume of my AirPods gen2 case. The best thing about these headphones is that they last a very long time on a single charge.

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The media could not be loaded.  This earphone appears to be quite stylish and reasonably priced. It is comfortable to wear and has an impressive battery life. The sound quality is generally good. However, it may take some time to get accustomed to using it. It is worth noting that the product model is the same as the Bluetooth name. Overall, it is a great purchase.