soundcore by Anker AeroFit Pro Open-Ear Headphones, Ultra Comfort, Secure Fit, Ergonomic Design, Rich Sound with LDAC, Bluetooth 5.3, IPX5 Water-Resistant, 46H Playtime, App Control, Wireless Earbuds

I almost didn't buy these because some reviewers complained about the base. However I think they're great and the base is plenty good enough! I use them for podcasts and wanted to be aware of my surroundings whilst I listened. They do that perfectly. They sit over the ear canal, so I can hear good sound but I don't feel closed off from the world. You can't really use them on public transport because the sound leaks, but for the gym or out and about walking round town they're perfect. Only draw back is if the outside noise is loud, so quieter environments only (I couldn't use them in my local climbing gym for example). Other than that... Great. Oh, and battery life is awesome and I like that you can link them to two devices and switch seamlessly just by pausing music on one device and playing music on the other - Love that!!

I cant wear ear buds unless there open ear so this is my first ones I didnt know what to expect because I do like listening to loud music these are fantastic I keep forgetting they are in the sound quality is spot on comfortable and loud enough after abit of tweeking on there app.i love them brilliant I would definitely recommend and they stay put dont fall out what's not to love

I was skeptical about getting this. But now I am certain I'm going to keep it. I have not gone out for a run with it on. But I'm confident it'll last the test of time. The charging case is bigger than what I am used to. But because the earphones have a unique shape it is justified. Good sound quality. You can even use the soundcore app to customise the eq and other attributes of the earphones. My primary use case is to take it running or cycling, neither of which I have done so far wearing this, as I am unwell at the moment. I'll definitely update my review after that. There is a neckband that comes with it. I assumed that it was going to enhance the battery life or something. But it is just a magnetic string that you might want to use to improve your fit. I haven't tried it yet. But I'll definitely try it out when I run and update the review with all the details.

Fits great on my average size ears. Quality is really good considering the buds don't sit in the ear, so don't expect amazing bass. Excellent value for money. Lasted way over a year and battery has remaining top notch and continue to use daily, especially on commute. Can wear them for long periods & are comfortable & lightweight. Mainly I don't have to worry about taking them out or pausing music just to speak to hear people or traffic. Buttons can be manually set to pause, change volume and skip tracks. Only downside of these types of ear/head phones is having to tweak volume when switching between busy/loud environments.

The purple colour is so lovely, I wish more technology came in bright purple. The charging case is secure and compact and of decent quality. They don't interfere with my glasses. That's all I can compliment. These are not good. I knew to expect less volume and bass when compared to in-ear buds, so I can't criticise these tiny little directional speakers for that, but to say the sound quality is bad would be generous. I'm coming from a much older pair of wireless Anker in-ear buds that were attached around the back of the neck, and I have lots of other Anker speakers (the Motion Boom Plus is phenomenal) and cables so I know they're a good brand usually, which makes these very pretty purple earphones even more disappointing. I have massive ears and I can't get these to sit in a comfortable position. I'd read that small ears would struggle! I slid them all the way back per the leaflet in the box, so the battery was parallel with my head but it just edges forwards towards the rim of my ear and clings on for dear life on the edge of my ear. At more of an angle on the ear, which Anker clearly state is not correct usage, the earphones are more comfortable and the sound is better (not good, just not as bad), but they're not even remotely secure and a slow head turn detaches them from my ear. In the proper position there is constant pressure on the outer rim of the conch from the speaker end, as well as the forward helix from the hook, and the whole rim of the ear is pushed forwards by the battery. It gets very sore very quickly. I have fiddled with the position of the battery in relation to the speaker by gently pulling and twisting the hook but it's not really adjustable in any meaningful way, and so the choice comes down to moderately tolerable placement of the battery or moderately tolerable placement of the speaker. Neither is great, and the sound is not nearly good enough to make this an acceptable compromise. The EQ setting Anker feels is the best these earphones can offer is atrocious. It sounds like trying to listen to music with your head under water. There's so much volume and bass loss and distortion. I updated the firmware to 1.42 after trying them fresh out of the box and being disappointed. This is the most current at the time of writing, but this just added a "volume boost" option that drops all of the already very limited bass and makes the sound hollow. Spacial audio is also a big disappointment, contributing to the sound quality issues, so I disabled this. The "treble booster" setting was the best of a bad bunch, but I wanted to tweak it and see if I could get it closer to something tolerable. Oddly, when using the custom EQ, even with a preset copied to it, the volume and clarity drops significantly when compared to the presets, with that head under water feeling immediately added. I've sat for an hour with these on, hoping I adjust to the discomfort and the poor sound, but I remain disappointed and uncomfortable, and I'm starting to get a headache.

I’ve been using the Soundcore by Anker AeroFit Pro Open-Ear Headphones for a months weeks now, and I have to say: these are a game changer. I’ve tried a couple of the more popular open-ear brands, including the AfterShokz (now Shokz) and the newer Shokz OpenFit 2, but nothing comes close to what Soundcore delivers with the AeroFit Pro. Fit & Comfort: This is where the AeroFit Pro immediately stands out. They stay in place securely without ever feeling tight or uncomfortable. Compared to the Shokz, which sometimes felt a bit loose or required constant adjusting, the AeroFit Pro just fits — whether I’m working out, walking, or just doing housework. You almost forget they’re on. Battery Life: No contest here. The battery life on the AeroFit Pro is significantly better than both the AfterShokz and the Shokz OpenFit 2. I’ve been getting through multiple days of casual use on a single charge, whereas with the Shokz, I found myself needing to plug in more frequently — especially with the OpenFit 2. Soundcore really nailed power management. Bluetooth Range & Connection Stability: This was a huge selling point for me. The AeroFit Pro maintains a strong, reliable connection even when I walk a couple rooms away from my phone. With the Shokz, I noticed signal dropouts if I moved too far or had walls in the way. Soundcore’s Bluetooth range is rock solid — perfect if you’re someone who doesn’t want to be tethered to your device all the time. ⸻ In short, Soundcore AeroFit Pro is the clear winner in the open-ear category for me. Better fit, longer battery life, stronger Bluetooth — all the things that actually matter in day-to-day use. Highly recommended!

Volume just not loud enough. Obviously good quality but if you like your music loud these are not the ones. Had shokz openfit 2 lost one there just about perfect but more expensive

I have bought at least 6 headphones from the company,all very value for the money. Good to see company invest money in quality instead of advertising. Most of companies this day I more happy to advertise with big stars and get sloppy on quality as aiming of buyers which are copy cats and keep up with Joneses Weather proof yes,I went few rains with them holding well. Have a buttons instead tap control which I like as it's quite handy specifically when is raining or in high winds or if you use gloves,I personally see it as good feature Long battery life Reasonable comfortable, need use to it at least for me, but I can easily use it for couple hours without being annoying and I wear glasses Back strap is great as well I used only occasionally but is adjustable which is great Nice holder box as well

So when I bought my Oladance OWS PRO, I said that it would be the last pair of open ear headphones I will ever need, and that comment stays true. But when these came on sale during Prime Day, I just had to get it as it offers the neck strap which I sorely missed with the Oladance. The sound quality of these headphones with the 16.3 drivers are Amazing! They give a good base and clear voice on music. Phone call quality is also very nice, I find that these are actually better than my OWS PRO especially in outdoor scenarios, it just feels louder to hear. The noise cancellation when on a call is very good too, it does well to hide most but the loudest background noise. Battery life is excellent, I would use my headphones on a daily basis on and off (idle) during my travels, and usually by the time I get home after a good 9 hours out, I still have over 80%. This is also me taking a few 20min calls over the course of a working day. Comfort is top notch, with the neck strap, it enables me to go for a ride on the bike at anytime I want without fearing of dropping the buds, something that has happened to my Oladance OWS Pro a few times. When I just need to travel however, the freedom of having just the buds themselves is just very convenience, I can charge without needing a cable and the case itself offers plenty of juice on the go. TLDR: I find myself using the AeroFit Pro more and more, and now, I've somehow managed to relegate my Oladance OWS Pro to my desk draw at home. We are talking a headset that is more pricey and more feature packed than the AeroFit Pro. But AeroFit Pro just fits my day to day life so much better. Get these... You won't be disappointed... You won't be burnt and you'll have a versatile, bloody good set of open ear headphones that you'll be satisfied for years to come.

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Sound quality is better than Bose, B&W and Tecnics. Both Bass and Treble are good. Perfect all rounder. Only grime will be the size of the case, which I understand is due to the over the ear design. Battery life is insane. Really enjoying the open ear design which doesn’t hurt my ears. Good for those not interested in Noice Cancellation. LDAC is enabled which further improves the sound quality if you are using Android source. Comfort wise can continue wearing all day. Great for outdoor cycling, with optional retainers, but don’t think I’ll need it, as it feels quite secure. The pricing is quite low for the white or black option as the product quality and performance is much higher and better than products costing twice or thrice the price even.

I really like these. Very comfortable and good sound.

The product boasts an IPX5 rating as well as their own “SweatGuard”, however after about 3 uses while running the right earpiece started to make a crackling sound.