V20i by Anker Open Ear Earbuds, Open Ear Headphones True Wireless

Its been few days im using this bluetooth buds hy akner. I want to tell smth here that ive beats pro aswell that i biught for 865 AED and this anker i bought is for 80 or smth like this cant remember the price but i would say the call quality they gave even the beats fail to give. For music its not good cus it doesnt sung fit inside of ur ear there’s some gap so if u wanna feel the bass of music u wont get in that but the call quality is a pro thing in this.

I like it a lot very good sound quality

Good product

The sound is so good compare to the last I had purchased it just that it glitched for sometimes but nonetheless it’s perfect.

Sound it's good

Even though I have seen an excellent customer’s review for this product, but the one I purchased was somehow faulty! As the case wasn’t charging and the headphones wouldn’t turn on and connect to my phone.

Good. Fit my requirement to have an earbuds that still allow me to hear my surroundings. Primarily use it for audiobooks and podcasts. Still have my iems and hires earbuds for when I want to go on full audiophile mode.

I use for long use and head pod cast and music while running. Awesome

I was encouraged to buy a particular brand of bone-induction headphones by a colleague after mentioning my problems with in-ear ones. Sounded like a great idea, I thought, until I saw the prices and realised that it was a bit much to be committing to without knowing if I'd enjoy the way they worked. I thought these seemed like a really good compromise; a way to test the waters, see what I thought. I can always buy a more expensive pair later, I figured. Several months in, and I've yet to find any reason to want to upgrade. As an in-office and WFH headset they are excellent - sound quality is fantastic (crisp and clear), and according to colleagues the microphone is great too, with no distortion or fuzziness. They synched immediately and easily to both my laptop and iPhone... which is great because I love Technology, but Technology doesn't love me back. I don't use the Soundcore earpieces for TV or dedicated music listening... but having said, I don't think anyone would be disappointed by them in that scenerio, unless (like me) your normal alternative for those activities is something like Bose over-ear noise-cancelling. Obviously it's an unfair comparison and I absolutely won't take a star off for it. If dedicated noise cancelling isn't a mandatory requirement, I reckon most people would be perfectly happy with the performance. If you're looking for a set of general-purpose headphones that will absolutely do a great job, give good clear sound without rupturing your eardrum, and work great for videoconferencing, then these'd absolutely be my pick. Maybe something would be better with the more expensive brand-name ones, but honestly I can't find a defecit that needs correcting on these. Even the thingy that goes over your ear, which I expected to be annoying, adjusts well and sits comfortably. I've forgotten I'm wearing them more than once, and that never happened with the in-ear sort: I always had them out within seconds of finishing a meeting. Bang-for-buck wise, I can't fault them. I've been using them for months now, and they're going strong, recharging well, etc. One day when they eventually die on me, maybe I'll try that expensive brand...but honestly, I don't think so. These tick every box I need, and are comfy besides.

If, like me, you have odd shaped ears and need a pair of headphones for running that won't immediately fall out - and don't break the bank - look no further! I've persisted for years with in-ear headphones, including some fancy running ones from a well-known sportswear brand and some pricey ones from a top phone brand. I honestly think my ears must be a wonky shape because no matter what I do they never quite fit right, and when I'm running I have the annoyance of having to adjust one side or the other every minute or two. Eventually I got fed up and looked for something more secure, but I didn't want to spend a lot on a pair I'd only use a short time each week. Nor did I need the greatest sound quality. I settled on these V20i's and I'm so pleased I did. They felt a little weird to start with, mainly because I'm used to something being *inside* the ear canal, so psychology I felt like they had fallen out. However, it didn't take long to get past that and now, for the first time in years, I can run with no annoying adjustments whatsoever. None. Brilliant! Now, I'm writing this review from the perspective of someone who doesn't want or need the absolute best audio quality, or the most futuristic looking buds. I just need something that has decent sound quality, is well made, and most importantly stays put - and these tick all those boxes. I may also be slightly unusual in that I listen to audiobooks or podcasts when I run, so I've not put these through their paces with thumping bass. For what I need, the audio is excellent - clear, defined, and plenty loud enough. As these rest over the ear they do not isolate sound, meaning when I run I can fully hear my surroundings for safety. Again, this is perfect for my needs but something to keep in mind if you prefer full sound isolation. The sound can, at times, get slightly drowned out by particularly loud traffic nearby but not enough to bother me, and I've never had to turn them up fully to compensate. The Soundcore app is excellent and lets you configure the buttons on each side with ease. I've not had any accidental presses of these, and they give out a nice audible beep so you know when you've hit them. Connection has been strong and stable with my Samsung Galaxy. I'm so impressed with these, particularly given the price - an absolute bargain if they're on offer. Never before have a worn a pair of headphones that barely feel like they're there, don't cause any fatigue or soreness at all, and stay locked on when I'm running. Perfect.

It’s just a bit big… hard to wear whilst being in a hijab and stays charged for long

Son cómodos para hacer ejercicio y no se caen fácilmente con el movimiento. Incluso he llegado a olvidar que los traigo puestos. Es posible escuchar el exterior mientras escuchas música, resultan útiles para no aislarse del todo y te permiten estar alerta. A pesar de eso tienen buen sonido y volumen.

LOVE these headphones. Never had ones that sit on top of the ear before. Took a chance. Glad I did because I love them! Soundcore provides an app you download from the App Store and you can choose what functions you want to use (for example, single press on R side to PLAY, and then single press on L to stop. You can program double presses and triple presses as well. I confess I'm not an audiophile, just want decent headphones for when I'm out walking. I think the quality of the sound is great, but YMMV. With these you will be able to hear your music/podcast/phone call etc just fine, while still being fully aware of sounds of cars etc around you. I should also comment on the comfort of these. I find these are so comfortable that I've been wearing them most of the days since I got them. With the little 'arm' on it that goes behind the ear, they stay on quite securely unlike other wireless bluetooth earbuds that can fall out of your ear fairly easily and get lost easily. The looks of them I think is stylish enough although that's not an important feature to me. But I think they look nice. The case that you charge them in is quite substantial as well. This is the 2nd Soundcore product I've owned. The first one is a bluetooth speaker and I've had it for years and it's really good quality and solid build. Their prices are quite reasonable. I paid $40 for the over the ear earbuds and for the features you get and the quality, I think it's a good deal!