BANIGIPA Open Ear True Wireless Earbuds with Dual Mic for Calling | 10g Light & Comfort, Bluetooth 5.4 Headphones with Earhooks for Working Running Traveling, IP67 Waterproof, 40H Playtime

Not sure I was expecting anything special , but that's what I got with these wireless earbuds. The sound is surprisingly good for the price. They pair easily across devices. They cradle my small ears and stay in place. Oftentimes, I forget I have them on. They fit comfortably enough and the sound is crisp and clear. Music sounds good, and voices seem to sound even better. The open ear design protects my hearing, and even the mic makes my voice sound good when I'm on a call. I was not expecting that! These stay charged for a good amount of time, too. The charging case is sleek and sturdy and the charge percentage is clear and well lit and placed where you can't miss it. These are my go-to earbuds these days.

These headphone are more comfortable than their predecessor. The button feature is good but fiddly, you have to hold either the left or right button depending on if you are wanting to increase or decrease the volume. This is inconvenient if you are wearing only one headphone. The case is larger than the AIR01 model.

My husband loves his earbuds. They only need charging twice a week. They charge fast and the sound is great.

This manufacturer has lots of good headsets.This one is comfortable, has great battery life, and has the added functionality of the boom mic for increased clarity.The technology they use for noise cancellation works very well.

I now have three different pairs of on-ear/ open ear buds - I've never been a fan of the in-ear type even in the "old days" of wired buds, so I've been really happy to see this style become widely available.This pair works well and feels solid and well made for this price point, but the fit is not my favorite of the ones I have. Here are some pros and cons:-Pros: Sound quality is good (good enough) for buds in this price range. Easy to pair (as most are these days). Range from connected source is pretty good before it disconnects (I can leave my phone aside and work around the house or yard just fine). Lightweight but feels like a quality item. The fit is pretty secure, I'm no athlete but I wear these while working in the yard and so forth and have not found them to fall off easily. The case is nice if a little bulky, I like that you can only put the buds back in the case in one direction (and quite easily and quickly, without having to look to see which way they have to go to charge) and also that it shows the % charge remaining. Charge lasts a long time (sorry I haven't tracked the number of hours but safe to say it is quite a long number of hours, both for the buds in use and the charging case itself).-The little function buttons are both a pro and con - being on the edge of the bud (as opposed to a touch area on the front surface) means you don't accidentally change functions if you have a beanie or other hat on, or just happen to brush the surface. That being said, the buttons are tiny and a little stiff, and took some getting used to for me.Cons: The oval shape, both of the speakers and back hook paddles, feels bulky to me, especially when wearing a hat/beanie they really aren't very comfortable. The back hook paddle is fairly smooth and slick and I would prefer it be more like silicon or something grippy, although the fit has been secure so far for light activity. My ears are average or maybe slightly small for an adult, maybe they are more comfortable on a larger ear. Since the volume/ function controls are separated on the buds (up volume=right, down volume=left, etc.) if you are wearing just a single bud as I often do, you can't really control the volume or other functions completely (even though it says one-handed controls, and that is true, to do up and down functions you need both buds in, so kind of two handed right?).Anyway, these buds are a good quality for the price, whether or not this is the right pair for you depends on personal preference of fit and style, but they are definitely worth considering.*Note-I received this product through the Amazon Vine program at a significantly reduced cost (I pay taxes on this item, so it is not totally free) in exchange for my honest review and opinion/experience with the item.*After reviewing hundreds of items, this is how I generally rate the products I receive. I strive to be fair and honest, rather than overly enthusiastic just because I received it through Vine. I try to base my review on how I would feel about it if I had paid full price:*5 Stars - I really love it! It might be better than described or a better design or quality than similar items. It is a good value, I would not hesitate to pay full price for the item for myself or for a gift and highly recommend it.*4 Stars - I like it a lot, it is as good or better than described and compares favorably to similarly priced items. It is a fair to good value. It might not be perfect or knock my socks off, but I would consider paying full price for the item for myself or for a gift.*3 Stars - The product is as described, average quality compared to similar items, and priced fairly. It might not be as well designed comparatively. It probably has a lot of competition and there might be better choices, I would shop around but might purchase if the price was right.*2 Stars - The product is well below my expectations for the price and quality compared to similar items, has significant issues or damage or poor quality control. I would not spend my money on it and would recommend you seriously consider the flaws before doing so yourself.*1 Star - This would be a very bad product (perhaps bad customer service on top of it). This is a product I would throw away and not even donate, and would recommend you do not purchase.

Once you get used to the control button with responds slot better than Gen 1s touch pad. These work great and the sound quality is real nice. Open ear design works well for comfort and summer months.

The Banigipa earbuds are, as can be seen, not the usual stick-in-your-ear earbuds. Rather, the fit around your ears and rest on top of your ears. As such, one thing is for sure; they are not going to fly off your ears no matter what you’re doing.In terms of how they sound and work I rate them not bad but not great. As is usual with earbuds that do not fill your ears there is less ability for a deep, immersive sound, particularly on the low end. Which is not to say that every “in-your-ears” earbuds sound great or even better than the Banigipa. I have several sets that do not approach the quality of sound here and that is something of an achievement. Still, with several of my test tracks that have prominent bass the low end does not stand out as it should.And they are loud! Which I like. I like to punch up the volume and let the world go away. However, as it turns out, and since they sit on your ears and not in them, when the volume is up in the quiet waiting room at the dentist, everyone else will be treated to your choice of tunes, albeit, not very loudly but still you’ll be sharing.So, they sound pretty good, if missing some bass presence, they are held securely on your ears, they’re loud, and you’ll not be the only one hearing what you are hearing.I like the case, even though it’s quite big. It has a little indent so it can be easily opened (too many cases are too slick to really get a grip to open them), and the earbuds slip into place very, very easily. I have other similar earbuds that are a pain to get out and back in. For me this is a plus.The Banigipa earbuds do away with the “press where on the earbud do so something?”. There is instead a prominent physical button that controls the operation of start and stop track, forward and back, increase and decrease volume, etc. I intend to use these while cycling and stopping any music track as I come to an intersection to hear oncoming traffic. A real button should make that easy. But I will have to keep the volume moderate so I can hear people passing me (there are some real flyers on the bike trails).For listening purposes only the Banigipa earbuds do well if not really great. As a device for phone calls the story is less rosy.In an inside room the party on the end of the line found it to be difficult to hear me and this was not alleviated by turning the volume up. On my end I could only hear them by turning my volume up all the way. While it may be attributed to the noise cancellation, I have no idea because there is no way to know if it is turned on (I assume it in on by default) and no way to turn it off. The quality in a phone conversation is therefore poor.Bottom line I cannot recommend these earbuds. They are ok for music but lacking in the low end and my experience on a phone call was poor. I would look elsewhere.

I love these Earbuds they block out the surrounding noise and have great sound quality.They also are very comfortable I highly recommend them!

Open-ear headphones allow you to enjoy your favourite podcasts or songs while still allowing you to monitor your environment for potential safety issues. You can carry on a conversation while wearing these.Unlike standard earbuds, the BANIGIPA Open Ear Headphones offer a comfortable and forgiving fit that doesn't rely on a tight seal in your ear canal. The ear hooks secure them in place, even when wearing hats or sunglasses, and the wired controls are easily accessible with tactile buttons. No more fumbling with earbuds with bud-mounted touch controls that are fussy when you are sweaty and running.These are so light and unobtrusive that you will forget you are wearing them. I weighed them at 11 grams each. There is none of the pinching and sweat build-up you get when wearing earbuds for an extended session.Sound is very subjective, so I'll not dwell on it. Physics means that an open-ear headphone will not have the bass response of an earbud sealed in your ear canal. While bass heads should look elsewhere, the bass is surprisingly strong in the BANIGIPA. The sound was quite musical and crisp. I never used the call feature out running, but I did test the feature, and I could hear and be heard through the mic. The DSP noise cancelling helped with wind and traffic noise.The charging case secures the earphones magnetically, and the fit is tight and secure. The case passed my fumble test, the earphones staying locked in when I dropped the open case. :-) The case can charge the earphones four times, giving up to forty hours of play. The case has a battery level indicator that shows the charge of the case and each individual earbud. One feature of the BANIGIPA that I wish all headphone manufacturers would use is a reset button to instantly unlink and reset the earphones. The case is large and a tight fit for a jean pocket. Charging is via a USB C port, and a charging cable is included.The BANIGIPA Open Ear Headphones use Bluetooth 5.4 and seamlessly linked to my iPhone out of the case. They are IPX67 waterproof, sweatproof, and safe to use in light rain. Battery life is 10 hours, so these will get you through a fifty-mile trail race. Speaking of races, many races that ban traditional headphones will allow open-ear headphones.The manual is easy to understand and provides step-by-step instructions on setup and controls.In conclusion, the BANIGIPA Open Ear Headphones sound good and are a great value in an open ear headphone. There is no need to sacrifice safety when out exercising. I'm pleased with these and would recommend them wholeheartedly.

Pretty good earphones and are definitely open ear since they just wrap around your ear instead of sitting inside. If you want something that can still let you hear what's happening in the background while still providing plenty of sound for what you're listening to, this is a solid device that can handle it. The only thing I do have to mention is that if you have smaller ears, this device will not hold on well. For me, it is a little loose and I wish they made it a tighter fit. I fear larger movements as it may slip off. Not the biggest deal but it's something to be wary of.Right off the bat, it was super easy to pair this with any of my devices through bluetooth. What I really like also is that the connection is super solid and even when I leave the room it's still playing cleanly. My previous earphones got all static and choppy when I walked even a meter away.Instructions were also clear and straightforward, as there aren't too many controls involved. It has capabilities to play and pause, etc. on the earphones themselves, but I haven't had to use them. The volume is perfect, and the audio quality isn't actually lacking all that much for something that isn't expensive. Everything comes through fine and music still sounds great. Obviously you won't get as much bass or treble or the like, but it's to be expected.Some of the things I really like is that it comes with a case. Not only does it recharge the earphones but it has a nice light-up display to show how much power is left. This is super nice for keeping track of when you need to recharge so you're not left guessing every time. Another thing I like is that these earphones are lightweight and I barely feel them on my ears. Sometimes I forget they're even there since they're so light.Overall, these are nice open ear earphones and have performed perfectly for what I need. Again, the only problem I have is that they're a little loose on me so I wish it were made to be tighter. If I could give it 4.5 I would, but I'll round it up to a 5 since everything else is great.

Loose on the ear and falling off.

These are decent Bluetooth headphones. But, after about an hour of wearing them my ears start to get uncomfortable and hurt. Overall sound is good, easy to connect but, comfort is not there if u plan to wear them for hours and hours.

The sound quality of these headphones really surprised me, right out of the box. I have an expensive, 300 dollar pair of earbuds to compare these to, and while I would say those 300 dollar ones are a little better, the open air design of these creates quite a large passive soundstage that inherently gives it a huge boost, making them sound absolutely fantastic, especially for the price. And when I compare them with my set of bone conduction earbuds, which cost about the same amount, they absolutely blow them out of the water. Of course, there are benefits to both of those other earbuds (ANC and better waterproofing), but if you aren't planning on going swimming and want to be able to hear your surroundings, these are an absolutely great option for that.There are some problems with it, though. First, the build quality leaves something to be desired. They are relatively cheap earbuds, granted, but the case feels significantly cheaper than other earbuds around the same price point that I've owned. It's also very large, which to some degree is unavoidable with the shape of the earbuds, but is something I thought I'd mention. If you have small pockets, I wouldn't expect to be able to fit them inside.The second problem is the controls. While the earbuds technically support all the things you'd want in earbuds when it comes to controls, being able to pause, skip songs, adjust volume, etc.. It's not easy to use, at least for me. In order to press the button I have to position my finger precisely to push down with just the tip of my fingernails, and even then it's tricky. Add to that the loose fit that this type of headphones has (which isn't a downside on it's own, just a reality of it) and it makes it even harder to press down, since you'll be tugging on your ears, making it even more of a hassle. Trying to skip a song has me constantly pause and unpause it, because it's simply too tricky to press the button twice in quick succession with how difficult it is to operate the button.Overall, these do have great sound quality. If that and the open-air design is what you're primarily concerned with, you will be well off with these. But if you want any bells and whistles, even ones as basic as good controls, these leave a little to be desired, and you won't find anything in terms of more advanced features like EQ control.