V20i by Anker Open Ear Earbuds, Open Ear Headphones True Wireless | Adjustable Hooks, Ultra-Comfort, Snug Fit, Power Sound, Clear Calls, IP55, 36H Playtime, Bluetooth 5.4, Multipoint Connection

These have really nice sound, fit comfortably over the ears, and have great battery life. They aren't noise cancelling; and people will be able to hear the sound when you're listening to them - but I just love them. I use them for bike rides - I know, I know...but I keep them low, and because they aren't inserted, I can hear the traffic just fine. They are a little large for the pocket, but they're thin, so I've slipped them in my jeans and forgotten they were there. The sound is rich, well-balanced, with crisp highs, decent mids, and good bass. Overall, another Soundcore product that has not disappointed! I recommend them whole-heartedly. Peace!

I just got this and I tell you this is the best headphone I ever had. It does not touch my skin. It does not go inside my ear. I don’t have to clean it every time I use it because it does not go inside my ear. Sound is very good. I usually listen to podcast so music probably is the same way. It stays charged for very long time. I don’t even think I have to recharge it again, but anyway, I did in case. The sound is good and I love this product considering the price. It is a very good very good product and brand name.

Incredible value! I was looking for a comfortable earbud and this is it! They are comfortable and light. There are 3 settings to fit your ear, which is great for my small ears because earbuds usually give me ear fatigue. I trusted Anker brand because I've had their products before and this is an amazing value for the price. I also like the open earbud style, so I am still aware of my surroundings. Highly recommend. The case is handy too. It's flat enough to fit in your pant pocket or outside pocket of your purse. Sound is great and battery life is as advertised.

Ugh, it never lets me upload videos, but I added some pictures below of what I’m talking about! I tried lol. My favorite feature is that you can control the lights through the app. These things are awesome! There’s a setting called “Music Follow” that syncs the lights to your music, so every beat makes them flash different colors!!! It’s honestly pretty cool to watch. You can also customize the sound profile - more bass, more vocals, or a balanced setting? They got you! I cranked mine up to emphasize the bass and wow, what a game changer omg! The app gives you a lot of control over both the sound and the earbuds’ functions, which I wasn’t expecting at this price point to be honest. Funny enough, I actually bought these by accident lol. I originally meant to order a pair with hooks AND the squishy ear tips because I have tiny ears and struggle to keep earbuds in place. Since I needed something with same day delivery for my 5K tomorrow, I ended up ordering these instead. Again, on accident, but a well-worth mistake! I didn’t want to wear a bulky headset tomorrow while running, so I figured, why not turn up the music and give everyone a little light show while I’m at it?!? 😝 I’m not going to lie - the first 10 minutes after opening them, I wasn’t impressed. At all. But once I started playing around with the app and exploring all the features, they grew on me fast. The more I used them and messed around with them, the more I liked them! The reason I’m giving them 4 stars instead of 5 is because the ear hooks run a little large for me. Hopefully they stay put during my race because that’s honestly my biggest concern. One thing I really like is how compact they are. The charging case is so thin that it fits easily into the tiny pockets of my running vest, which is super convenient! You know you’re getting older when earbuds become something you’re genuinely excited about. 😂 I’m planning to test them at the gym too and see how they hold up with a lot of movement. Are they worth it? Absolutely!! For the price, they’re honestly hard to beat. If someone had given these to me as a gift, I would’ve guessed they cost at least $100 based on the sound quality, features, and overall build. Everything feels surprisingly premium and durable. Give them a shot - you might be pleasantly surprised, like me!!!

Definitely worth it. The best out of many many others that I tried in a similar price range. They rest over ears so you still hear everything around you but their build allows for some bass to come through! So many others did not. I use the EQ in Spotify to dial them in and they are great at almost to full volume on my iPhone 13 using Spotify. If I wear a beanie I can snug them tighter to my ears and that provides more volume and more defined sound for these open ears. They feel light and won’t fall off your ears so are great for physical activities. Not Earbuds though and Not for an Audiophile! These are just the best $30 over the ears that I tried and stuck with cus of sound quality and bass coming through out of maybe 10 different pairs I researched and tried. They’ve lasted a year+ now, one side doesn’t charge to 100% every time, shows 90%, but hasn’t created and actual situation. Their app allows for assigning tap features to each ear piece which is great but not always reliable. Sometimes the tapping doesn’t work and have to restart them, not the most reliable but work fine from the phone. Still worth the price.

These Soundcore V20i were really easy to install into my phone with rechargeable earbud case that was also a cute little handy dandy case that is used to place your earbuds on charge, The earbuds them selves worl with such a clear , High performance as well, I highly recommend these earbuds and cute chargeable case that houses earbuds Also I think it's important for customer to know This product does not come with the charger block , Just the USB drive chord which is very compatible to most all androids . On a scale from 1-10 I rate this a 91/2 . Hope you enjoy this product as I have!! 🤗😁

Alright… listen up, Amazonians. I don’t write reviews. I avoid them like I avoid assembling IKEA furniture without instructions. But these Soundcore V20i headphones dragged me in here against my will. I’ve spent enough money on headphones over the years to qualify for a small auto loan—Apple, Samsung, Bose… if it had a fancy box and a price tag that made me uncomfortable, I bought it. And yet somehow THESE are the ones that made me stop mid-day and go, “Wait… why do these work better than everything else I own?” Now let’s manage expectations before anyone accuses me of losing my mind: do they sound like you’re sitting front row at a live concert? No. Do the ear hooks feel like they could use a little more cushion? Yes. Do they have noise cancellation? Absolutely not—you will still hear your dog barking, your coworkers talking, and every bad decision echoing in your head. Are they waterproof? Also no. If you drop these in a pool, that’s on you, not Anker. BUT… these things have one superpower, and it’s the one feature that apparently every $200+ pair of headphones forgot to get right: they switch between my phone and computer like they’ve achieved enlightenment. I’m on my computer all day—calls, music, more calls, more music, repeat until I question my life choices. Before these headphones, switching devices felt like negotiating a hostage situation. “Why won’t you connect?” “Why are you connected to the wrong device?” “WHY ARE YOU CONNECTED TO THE NEIGHBOR’S TV??” With these? Call comes in—boom, switches instantly. Call ends—boom, right back to music. No button mashing, no Bluetooth menu gymnastics, no yelling into the void. It just works. The only thing I’ve used that even comes close is AirPods, but try using those outside the Apple ecosystem and suddenly you’re troubleshooting like it’s 2007 and you just installed a printer. These? They don’t care what you’re using. Windows? Cool. Samsung phone? Great. Chaos in your life? Handled. They’re comfortable, they don’t feel like they’re trying to burrow into your skull, and they actually stay on your ears when you move around like a normal human being instead of a statue. Oh—and the battery life? Ridiculous. I keep waiting for them to die and they just… don’t. At this point I’m convinced they’re powered by spite or dark magic. Are they perfect? No. Do they do the ONE thing I actually need better than anything else I’ve tried? Shockingly, yes. For this price, it’s honestly ridiculous. Anker really woke up and said, “What if we just made something that works… and didn’t charge a kidney for it?” Bold. Respect!

PROS: + "Full" sounding audio with lots of volume and EQ ranges to hear different parts of music clearly. Doesn't sound tinny or overly compressed like budget headphones often do. For me, they're more than adequate, and punch well above their weight for the price you pay. + Lots of EQ settings in the app to fine-tune the sound to what you want. Wasn't overly impressed with the sound quality at first but with the right settings, they sound great. + Open-ear design allows you to hear your surroundings, doesn't muffle your own voice, and makes the sound feel more "natural" without the added pressure of an in-ear fit. + IP55 rating is supposed to be sweat and dust resistant, making these safe to use outdoors and during exercise where those elements might ordinarily cause issues on other devices. + Adjustable ear piece with four click-positions helps to find a preferred position for best sound, and the ear hook stays in place well even during outdoor exercise, so long as nothing directly snags on it to yank it off. + Microphone quality seems to be pretty good for answering calls; haven't had any issues with people struggling to hear me, and when asked they said it sounded fine. + Multi-point connection to two simultaneous devices. It's always paired to my phone, but then I can also connect to my Steam Deck to hear game sound, and it'll switch based on audio input for each device when necessary. + Low-latency "gaming mode" eliminates sound delay almost entirely, allowing for a seamless bluetooth gaming experience. + Excellent warranty support. I had an issue with one bud after a drop, and Anker sent a replacement (refurbished, I believe) immediately. + Charging case is relatively compact; I like how slim it is, making it fit into various pockets on my pants or shirt without creating an uncomfortable bulge that strains the fabric. + Battery life seems to be reasonable. Not sure if these would last playing continuous sound at high volume for a full eight hour work day, but I've had them "on" for up to 12 hours at time while sporadically listening to podcasts for hours at a time, and they usually last long enough to get through the day. + Comfortable fit that I can wear all day. I wear glasses, and will often wear a second pair of sun glasses or safety glasses over my prescriptions, and even with all that I don't experience any discomfort around my ears when adding these earbuds to the mix. + Multicolor LED lights on the earbuds that can sync to the music. You can't see them yourself during use unless you look in the mirror, and I prefer them to stay off for better battery and a more incognito look, so to me this is a complete non-factor, but could be a "pro" if you care about that. CONS: - Unhelpful charge indicator on the case, and on the buds themselves. On the case, it's a single tiny light that's either solid to show >45%, or blinking to show <45%. It's not the most intuitive thing in the world, and the included manual doesn't even tell you this in the first place; I had to look it up on their website after realizing I had no idea what the light actually meant. It only shows when you put a bud back in, so it might be >45% when you finish using them, then be 15% or whatever by the time it finishes charging the earbuds. I've had times when I've just run out of charge unexpectedly because the light wasn't informative enough, and with it being such a tiny inconspicuous light it takes conscious effort to think to check it so I would sometimes just miss the fact that the case charge was low. The buds themselves also don't show their charge level on the device itself, only in the app -- seems like the colored LED lights could show the charge level with colors so you know what level they're at when you remove them from the case. Would also be nice if the case could have more than one light to show more granular charge levels, and if they were in a more prominent, visible spot. - The touch controls are slightly awkward to use. The earbuds have a very large outer surface area, and yet seemingly only the center portion of it is touch-sensitive, which leads to a lot of missed inputs where I tap slightly off-center and get nothing, or accidentally trigger a single-tap when I was trying to do a double-tap, or accidentally trigger a double-tap when repeatedly missing a single-tap, and other such issues. I use sun hoodies and caped hats to protect my ears and neck when exercising outdoors, and when they start to get soaked with sweat they trigger the touch controls on each earbud. So I often find myself disabling the touch controls altogether, and then have to adjust volume and whatever else on my smart watch or phone. - Potential durability issues with moving parts on the adjustable earpiece. One time recently I was removing my bike helmet and a strap caught on the earpiece, making it fall to the asphalt. Afterward it got stuck in one position and couldn't switch to other positions without a concerning amount of force, which was necessary to put it back in the case and again afterward to get a good fit for my ear. I used silicone grease on the plastic housing hoping to get it moving again, which worked for a while, but then a week later the speaker shorted out and stopped working altogether. Not sure if that was from my lubricant, or delayed damage from the drop, or both. Anker was quick to replace it under warranty, and the warranty itself is generous at 18 months, so it should be good for a while longer, but may mean a more limited lifespan if the moving earpiece is an actual weakspot in the construction. - As an open-ear speaker, it doesn't allow for any noise cancelling or decibel reduction, so these are not ideal to use in all situations where you might want to drown-out unwanted sounds. Not necessarily a "con" considering the open-ear is also a "pro," but just something you have to be aware of.

Compré estos auriculares para reemplazar unos intraurales de JBL porque, por alguna razón, empecé a desarrollar una dermatitis alérgica por ellos hace un tiempo. Necesitaba unos auriculares que no fuesen intraurales (ya que ahora me hacen daño), pero que tuvieran un gancho para sujetarlo a la oreja y evitar que se caigan todo el rato, así que opté por estos. Llevo ya un par de semanas con ellos y, de momento, estoy contentísima. Son unos auriculares comodísimos, fáciles de cargar y transportar y la batería dura muchísimo. Pesan muy poco, apenas te das cuenta de que los llevas puestos y no se caen. Los he llevado puestos mientras limpiaba cosas que requerían un poco de contorsionismo y se han mantenido en su sitio perfectamente. Además, no soy ninguna experta, pero diría que la calidad de sonido es muy buena para el precio que tienen. He tenido auriculares y cascos más caros con bastante peor sonido. Además, se pueden configurar fácilmente con una app, aunque la app no es imprescindible para usarlos. En resumen, muy satisfecha con la compra y espero que me duren muchos años.

Sounds really good. Loud and rich. The app works fine, but the widget isn't live updated, it always says disconnected, but when you press it, it opens the app itself and it takes a second then says connected. Another thing is there is nothing in the app to tell you how much charge is left in the case. It connects to two devices at once, but it loses the second connection every now and then and you may have to reconnect, it doesn't bother me much but if that's the main reason you're buying this for, you may reconsider. They are very light, you may forget you are wearing them. The capacitive buttons are responsive and there are a variety of adjustments you can do to the actions. Battery life is not good, it's just ok, but I don't think it is as advertised. But the case apparently carries a good charge. The mics are ok, and people on the other side hear me quiet well.

Espetáculo de som. Super confortável. Estou usando na academia e para leitura. Bateria dura muito. Ainda mais que recarrega na propria caixa. Única coisa que poderia melhor (isso se eu nao souber ver) é indicador de bateria da caixa. Porque realmente esquece de conferir e nao avisa quando esta vazia.

Okay so this is coming from a person who is VERY skeptical when buying some electronics online, I checked a tones of comments and devices before choosing this and TBH wasn’t sure but TRUST ME the price is very affordable for such great piece! Just keep in mind if you’re going for open ear don’t expect complete noise canceling and high bass only music hitting your brain being disconnected from the world. THE SOUND IS REALLY GOOD just properly arrange in your ears its clear its reasonably loud i mean good loud great for music haven’t used for calls so no idea about that. But from my side 100% recommended to someone who doesn’t want earbuds to fall while intense work out or even while shaking head :p

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Sono rimasto davvero soddisfatto di queste cuffie. La qualità audio è sorprendente: il suono è pulito, ben bilanciato e con bassi presenti ma mai eccessivi. Si ascolta musica con grande piacere e anche le chiamate risultano chiare. Il vero punto di forza, però, è la comodità. Restano ben salde nelle orecchie senza dare fastidio, anche dopo diverse ore di utilizzo. Le uso spesso durante gli allenamenti e la corsa e non si muovono mai, risultando perfette anche per fare sport. Ottima anche l'autonomia della batteria e la connessione Bluetooth, che è sempre stabile e veloce. Per il prezzo a cui vengono proposte, offrono una qualità davvero superiore alle aspettative. Le ricomprerei senza alcun dubbio.