SANAG G6S Open Ear Headphones, Air Conduction Bluetooth 5.3 Wireless Earbuds, 5.4 Grams per Piece, Ultra-Comfort, 36H Playtime, 12mm Composite Film Dynamic Speaker - 48dB AI Noise Canceling, Black

To say the truth the name i never heard off but then again they wad £99 so they that price for a reson I got them on blackfriday deals at £35 the shocks was £115 I think & the sound core pro was more or less same price after trying there's the sound is amazing as far as open ear head phones go. I've ended up buying a few off there heads phones as in open ear head phones & to say the truth they all good on they owen ways but there's ones are nxt to perfect is well i don't wright reviews but some times I buy something & u feel that other should knw is well so they can save money on products I love there head phones and the voice calls are crystal clear and the sound is amazing

At this price I expected a slightly better experience. The sound quality and volume are basically no different from headphones half the price. And the battery in the headphones does not last the promised 10 hours. It lasts me about 7 at about 40% volume. The case does not have a display, so we do not have information about the charge level of the case itself and the headphones. On the plus side, they are indeed very light, you do not feel them on your ears, the touch control works well. But for this price I would not buy them again.

Had these a few months now and still love them I struggle finding any earbuds to fit (small ears) and these fit perfect no pain brilliant sound would recommended

These are fine headphones, they don't do anything super well, but they also don't do anything badly at all. The open back design does mean there is a good amount of sound leakage that happens. They are not bone conductive headphones, they are not closed back, they are open back normal headphones and so the sound is hearable to people close by when at loud volumes. The app is, well the app is not good. Luckily you can ignore the app, but the app on the whole does nothing, just EQ settings and the surely never to be used sd card mode navigation. The fact you can put a sd card in to the headphones and listen direct off the card may be useful in an audiobook sense, but the last time I was without my phone or my watch to listen to music off, I cannot remember. So that feature seems a little pointless. The case is nice in the hand, it is smooth and fits the hand quite well, and when wearing the headphones, you can't really tell you are wearing them. That is the strength. What they are great for, is running. The ear loop keeps them solidly on, they are super light weight, and the open back design means you are always aware of your surroundings. This is what I have been using them for mainly. Sound quality is good. It is fine. I am not an audiophile, they are probably not the best, I prefer my AirPods Pro sound to them honestly, but these are fine. They do the job. Not the best, not the worst. Battery life is great, USB C charging is great. They are fine headphones, they do their job well, not the best, but very well.

These Sanag G6S wireless headphones were good, but not great. They sit on the ear, very light, but I couldn't quite get them to sit securely (I always felt that in any moment they would fall out). That said, I did go for walks, and they remained in, but the "wobble" makes you anxious that they could pop out if I broke into a jog. And readjusting them always tripped the (overly sensitive) touch control buttons. The sound quality generally was good, although deeper bass tones were absent (although I'd say that's common at this price point). Also included, is a free Sanag app, which allows you to configure what the touch-sensitive buttons do, and gives you control over the equaliser, but this requires signing up. Fortunately, you can pair these straight out of the box with a bluetooth connection so the app is optional. Personally, I didn't think these headphones worked for me. Overly sensitive touch controls and I could never get it to sit right in my ear.

These open ear headphones are different from normal earphones in that they do not go inside your ear and lack the noise isolation/cancellation. The idea is to provide you with music but also allow you to hear your surroundings. If you do wish to have in ear earphones, note that you can buy higher end ones which have noise cancellation but also having things like 'pass through' modes which artificially plays the external sound in and works quite well giving you best of both - so don't feel this sort is your only option. Note the other benefit of these is that they go over your ear so if you're running for example, they're less likely to fall out and also you don't get hot sweaty ears. Sound quality: I'd say, as expected not as good as say a pair of airpod pros or other headphones/earphones costing £150+ However it is still pretty decent so long as you keep within sensible volume levels. I would go as far as to say it's good for movies and also music (considering the price). At time of review these are £50 (but it is black friday sale). At that price it's definitely a full 5 star recommendation. However at the retail price of £100, then it's less convincing.

These headphones are incredibly comfortable and so lightweight that I often forget I’m wearing them. The open-ear design is perfect for staying aware of your surroundings, making them ideal for walking, cycling, or working in busy environments. The sound quality is surprisingly clear for this style of headphones, and they work really well for music, podcasts, and calls. They stay secure even during movement, and the long battery life means I don’t have to worry about charging them often. Overall, they’re a great mix of comfort and functionality, and I’ve been really pleased with how practical they are for daily use. Highly recommended!

When it comes to induction based headphones, the quality can be hit and miss even at the mid to high price point but thankfully I can see that these are probably the best example of ones I have used. Starting off with the fit, the bars that hold each earphone over your ear are solid and firm so that they are held in place even during movement like walking, running and exercise and this is a big reason why this design works better than others that I have tried. The sound quality is also very good for induction earphones, the bass is the right level even before using the app which is really just a basic EQ app but it does work well for music as well as audio in podcast and audio books whilst the microphone allows for clear calls being made as well. Battery life is solid as well, managed to use them over a full week of travelling too and from work up to around 20 hours before the case needed to be charged again but the case is really the only niggle I had with this product as the case has no easy way to open it, meaning you have to dig in with your finger nails which is just a poor design letting this down. But the sound is a solid quality so if this style of headphone appeals to you, this will be a good purchase.