Soundcore AeroFit 2 by Anker Open Ear Earbuds, Open Ear Headphones(Renewed)

I don't rate products a lot but these are phenomenal. They sound like if my sony 1000wf xm5s were open back. There is very little, if any sacrifice to sound quality (as long as you turn off the horrible bass boost that comes stock and go to balanced). I genuinely didn't expect them to be this good. They're also comfortable as hell. I forget I even have them on when they're not playing, and I sleep with both in on my sides without any problems. Also, I have a huge head, and they fit me really well. I can see people with smaller or normal heads/ears maybe not fitting them as wlel Running in them is amazing. It feels like I've got my own sound track playing, kind of like Shockz, but actually good instead of tinny garbage. The only ideas to make it better are as follows: 1. The case is huge, but it's not even a big deal since it's so slim and rounded and provides so much battery. I can carry it while running pretty comfortably but a little smaller would be nice... I kinda like it though. Has character and a lot of sticker real estate. 2. The touch controls are like anything else but I wish there was a mode between a long and regular press so that accidental inputs were less likely without needing to tap twice or very very long. Perhaps a slider for the length of tap? Probably easier said than done but I would love that. 3. In/out ear detection would be nice 4. Options to switch EQ on the widget PLEASE. Also the widget size options on android suck. 5. More binds for the controls. It'd be nice to hold for volume up/down per ear and have it smoothly adjust without it being only one adjustment per input 6. The default sound levels are way too high. These shouldn't be able to get as loud as they can. It could damage hearing to unknowing people. It also makes it hard to get quiet unless you do a custom eq that lowers the whole board. 7. The find device feature should have a password or challenge to enter before activation to add more friction between people and dangerous volume levels. 8. Just thought of this days later. A silence toggle switch on the case, so you can physically stop the controls from functioning (or whatever you bind it to) with a toggle. It would be really nice to not have to take out my phone every time I want to disable the controls.

I have owned the Soundcore V20i, V40i, and now the Aerofit 2 headphones. So I have done a direct comparison with my favorite music. The V40i are my preferred headphones during my workouts as they are inexpensive and the sound quality is very good. Plus, I won't cry too much if I lose or damage them during my morning runs. The V20i I do not use any more. I am not a serious audiophile, but i was very, very impressed as the AeroFit 2 sound quality is richer with a deeper bass response and separation than the V20i or V40i headphones. Let me preface this that this is my personal opinion, and I would say that the Aerofit 2 sound quality is twice as good as the V40i and buy this product if you really care about excellent sound quality. I wear this mainly for listening to my music. Oh yeah, it also has language translation built into the app for free. Will try it more on my next trip to Asia. For those bargain hunters, this was a good buy for me and I bought it on the Prime Renewed Store for $53, not much more than the cost of the V40i ($49). Just wanted to added something else I forgot...the general feel of the Aerofit 2 headphones exudes a higher quality level of materials than the V40i. Both the V40i and Aerofit 2 feel very comfortable on my ears.

Of the three or four pairs of open type earbuds that I’ve tried these are the clear winners. (Monster, Tozo, generic). I received these “reconditioned”- whatever that means and the price was discounted. Took them out of the box, they paired easily, and getting them to fit was pretty easy. I wear glasses and I was concerned about the hooks, but I’ve not had trouble. Over the course of the day they have a little bit of a hot spot that the clip style avoided but the overall experience makes up for that for me. Having a larger driver delivering the sound is pretty apparent. Very much a step up from what I had with the Monsters. (I can’t say anything good about the Monsters except they were comfortable) I don’t like the Soundcore App, but once I set the EQ to something I liked better it’s a bit of a non issue I suppose. The storage case is fairly large, but I wore them all day and they held a charge. I’ve got a pair of Liberty Ear Buds from Soundcore also, and while these aren’t quite as nice the open ear accessibility to ambient traffic, talking, etc is very good. Definitely very happy with these. I might eventually buy up the ladder to something even nicer due to these performing so well at this price point

So far so good. More impressed with sound than I expected given open ear nature. Comfortable fit. Still a little cocerned they may fall off but hasnt happened in short usage.

Sound quality and fit is outstanding!!

Decent but just ok.

Sounds: good Battery: good Features: good Connectivity: good Build: good Accidental touches are annoying. I wish it had physical buttons.

I liked these so much I bought a second pair for absolutely no reason other than they were that good. They hook around the ear, so they stay put, and they’re extremely light and comfortable. Best of all, they don’t actually go into your ear—they rest just outside, which I find much more comfortable. And honestly, the sound is fantastic, especially for an earbud designed this way. The accompanying app is great too. Definitely a 5-star purchase.

My incredible shrinking ear canals have finally given up on accommodating silicone tips, but I was extremely hesitant to settle for open-ear headphones. I always felt they allowed a fair amount of sound waves to 'evaporate' on their way from the driver to the eardrum. To me, traditional earbuds (like the classic Apple ones) always resonated like a distant ghetto blaster—not to mention they never 'magnet' to my ears like they seem to do for everyone else. After a bit of research (and a recommendation by gemini), I decided to try the AF2's and they are quite a revelation. They are super lightweight, yet the cling firmly to my ears and cohabit with my eyeglasses without any conflict or discomfort, and they seem to inject the sound just in the right place without the assistance of silicone earwax scoopers. I'm no audio fidelity expert but I listen very attentively to my music and I really feel I'm getting the full range, and no distortion from artificial bass injection that other models or brands promote. I absolutely recommend these. Mind you, I don't use them for phone calls, so I can't speak for the AF2's performance while handling them.

Les meilleurs écouteurs qualité/prix pour quelqu un qui fait du teams dans un espace flexible avec 100 personnes autour delle!! Elles coupent super bien les bruits ambiants ainsi que le vent, elles possedent 4 micros et le son de votre voix ne sonnera pas cacanne!

Excellent for folks with small ear canals. I tried a number of other styles and these ones are the best. They are also designed to be able to be connected to multiple devices allowing easy switching from one to another, like iPods do (this feature was not available in all the other ones I tried). Great sound. Stay in place and easily worn if you wear classes. Long battery life.

Being able to adjust them makes them super comfortable and I wear them for hours on end. I love that the app lets you switch between a large list of premade EQ’s as well as make your own, and it lets you customize the tap controls. The case charges fast and holds charge for a long time, the earbuds charge fast and hold their charge for even longer, and by far they’re the best headphones/earbuds I’ve ever owned.

For the price, these earphones far surpass much more expensive earplugs I have. Outstanding sound and definitely ease of use.