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Like peanut butter is to jelly, a nice pair of earbuds are essential to a good run (or walk) or workday. We found a pair that’s comfier than the typical in-ear variety, and according to one reviewer, the quality is so impressive, they “blow my other earbuds out of the water.” These open-ear buds are placed on top of your ear instead of inside, resulting in less wear fatigue and the bonus of hearing your surroundings, making them excellent for running or the workplace. They provide a claimed 40 hours of playtime, offer clear bass and sound quality and, best of all, they’re 50% off their list price right now. They’re usually $79.99 but after clipping the on-page coupon you can get them for as low as $39.99.
These earbuds fit into a charger case that hits full charge within one hour, while the buds themselves provide up to four hours of playtime per session. The charging case lasts 40 hours, so you can juice up your buds in between uses. The open-ear design not only results in an audible environment but also allows the buds to stay put, so you don’t have to worry about readjusting while you’re wearing them on a run or a commute. The waterproofing helps curb sweat damage, and if you’re one of those audiobook listeners, you can wear them in the shower.
One of the best parts about this pair is they support the latest Bluetooth 5.3, meaning they’ll connect to any previously paired devices lightning-fast. “Contrary to Bluetooth devices I’ve owned in the past, these earbuds connected virtually instantaneously to my phone and then my PC,” says reviewer LBJ. “Fidelity is very satisfactory, they are comfortable in place, and battery life is as advertised. In sum, I’m satisfied and feel this model is an outstanding bargain.”
If you need a new trust pair of daily buds, consider these. At half off their usual price and several high praise reviews (see below), they’re definitely a sound investment.
Read on for more promising reviews of these open ear clip wireless earbuds:
“Contrary to Bluetooth devices I’ve owned in the past, these earbuds connected vitually instantenously to my phone and then my PC. Fidelity is very satisfactory, they are comfortable in place, and battery life is as advertised. In sum, I’m satisfied and feel this model is an outstanding bargain.” — LBJ
“These are amazing earbuds I was very impressed by the overall quality and sounds these earbuds blow my other earbuds out of the water they’re louder than my Sony headphones I am actually going to buy another pair as a backup I definitely recommend these for anyone who is looking for earbuds that fit well stay in place and are loud that block out other sounds I rate these 10 out of 10.” — Jennifer C. Willich
“Was initially skeptical because of the price, but very pleased with the quality and features. Playback is exceptional, buttons work well once you learn the tap sequence, and I love the % battery life display in the case. For the price you won’t find anything better.” — Rich
“I absolutely love how small these are. The different sizes of ear buds replacements are amazing as well. The earbuds have easy controls, and it is super easy pairing. Will definitely be buying these for my son.” — Krystal
“I have tried and returned many other brands. Right from the start I could tell these were better quality than multiple others I have tried. Happy so far and would buy again.” — Andrew
“This is what I’d call a budget price, but the performance is premium. It connected fast and easy. The sound quality is excellent. The right bud makes volume go up (three presses) and the left down. That is, unless one is plugged in. Then whichever one is being used makes volume go up. You’ll have to unplug the other to get left to be volume down with three quick presses. I was impressed with the sound quality compared to the bluetooth earbuds I had before – they were a little more expensive, and they failed after two years of use.” — Frank Commish