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

These are actually great. I bought them for work, and they're totally worth the money. I got them in the sale but to be honest I'd have paid full price for them, they're worth it. They fit lovely and the sound quality is good 👍 well worth a look 👌

Fantastic, very easy to use and very ergonomic

Every thing make life easy

It sits very well and secure on my ears and it also does not obstruct the sound from the outside. There have been days where only a remark by other people reminded me that I still was wearing them, albeit I did not use them for a few hours. And if I use the the sound is nice and full but I did notice when using Duolingo on an iPhone occasionally did- and reconnect sequences. I would like to see them to include a close range find me style tracking feature. But it seams that Apple does not licence the close range finding to other manufacturers.

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.

Very comfortable to wear,easy pairing and smart looks in purple colour. Dual connection is great advantage but a lower latency would give the buds a fist class rating.

These are quite honestly the worst earbuds I've ever used - following the instructions to the letter I could never get the sound out of this to not sound like the equivalent of holding two cheap bluetooth speakers a foot from each ear. To be clear my expectations aren't high - I just wanted a comfortable, *reasonable* sounding pair of earphones to use in the gym where I could still hear my surroundings. I had my partner try them who felt the same but my other housemate was actually able to get a good sound from them so I suppose it depends highly on your ear shape - but considering that's a success rate of one in three I cannot possibly recommend these. Anker's support basically emailed back saying "are you sure you're wearing them right" - cheeky. I wore them as per the instructions and I tried to experiment with placement a bit and the only way I could get reasonable sound from them is if I held the back of my ear a specific shape permanently. Funny as this would appear to others, it is not a practical solution. They were promptly returned.

For the open ear, these have a decent sound to them. I have extremely small ears but they still stay in place. The supportive neck strap i found more restrictive than helpful . As per other reviews the tiny button on the top of the ear pieces are fiddly, but you do get used to it.