Soundcore 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

4/5

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

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.

Sound it's good

The product is very good and its worth of money.

It's ok but not prefect. Because ear fit issues. If i run easily falling. No good for running or jumping.

I bought them because i wanted to try the Open Ear headphones for the first time and i figured i might as well buy some cheap ones and i was impressed by the quality of these headphones. Music sounds good, they connect so fast to the phone (as soon as you take them out of the case), battery last long, and you can even pause and go to the next song by tapping on the sides (you can modify in the app the actions for each side). For the touch part it might take a small second to react initially but i don’t blame it for not having a higher quality touch pad, it still works very well and i don’t mind that small part. I have yet to try them for a run/exercise to see if they hold with movement, the loops are not uncomfortable when i wear them for a long period of time, and you can adjust the size. I would recommend it if you would like to try new headphones.

The casing is huge, but the product is great! I was concerned about the price thinking i would get a lowgrade electronics with terrible sound, but that wasnt the case! The sound is great and they are so lightweight that i often forget i even have them on. For me personally i would give these 8/10, maybe even higher!

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.

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

i bought my pair back in may and they fixed every issue i had with regular ear buds. they’re both light and comfortable enough so you end up forgetting you have them, i use them 90% of the time while bike riding and they haven’t fallen once. the bass isn’t the best but it’s to be expected as they are open ear and very cheap but it’s still a pleasant listening experience if you don’t really care about specifics and just wanna listen to music without constantly having to readjust your earbuds. they also have great battery life, in my case they last about 2-3 weeks without charging (using like 30m every day). i ended up buying another pair for my mom and she also really likes them. for the price you can’t go wrong with these.