AeroFit 2 by Anker, Open-Ear Headphones, Real-Time Translation Earbuds, 4 Adjustable Positions for Every Ear Size, 2× Richer Bass, Hi-Res, 42H Playtime, IP55,AI Clear Calls,Wireless Charging

So two things happened in my life that made me buy these headphones. First, I decided to get back into running after five years, but I've never liked over-ear headphones (too hot) or the stick-in earbuds (they hurt, they make my breathing sound stupidly loud, and I don't like being deaf to everything around me). Second, I discovered Sleep Token, so obviously I needed something high-quality enough to be able to appreciate god-tier music while on the run. These headphones absolutely delivered. PROS: 1. They sound incredible. Full disclosure, I'm not an audiophile, but they're up there. Crisp, layered sound. 2. They're super comfortable. I've worn them 12+ hours with no discomfort. The earpiece is slightly adjustable too. 3. Situational awareness! I like being able to hear when a cyclist "ON YOUR LEFT"s me. These babies do a stellar job of making me feel like I'm surrounded by music while still letting me hear the world around me. 4. They're DURABLE. Me? I should not have nice things. Anyone who knows me will tell you this. I have stepped on these headphones. I have dropped them onto the pavement. I have left them in a hot car in Florida for over 24 hours. They have been through my WASHING MACHINE. They do not care. They are the honey badger of headphones. 5. The tap functions are easy to use and adjustable/programmable. Always a plus. 6. The bluetooth range is pretty respectable. I can leave my phone in the house and make it halfway up the driveway before they start complaining. 7. They charge VERY fast, and they last a long time. Great for people like me who forget to charge them until I'm literally on the way to the trail. CONS 1. They are powerhouses, but not multitaskers. Don't combine music and Discord, unless you like hearing what your music would sound like if it was coming at you from an underwater abyss. 2. The tap feature is very sensitive. I've given someone a hug and their shoulder has paused my music. Wet hair and sweat can do it too, which is pretty inconvenient right after a solid workout. Nothing like one strand of wet hair cutting the music off right when you get to the best part. The cons are worth knowing about, but they weren't nearly enough for me to lower the rating. These headphones went through my washing machine a second time today. I held a small memorial for them to apologize for the way I am. They rose from the dead and laughed at me, and the audio quality was still flawless. 11/10 would recommend.

Pleasantly surprised by the quality of these. I come from the Shokz openrun pro 2, and was a bit skeptical about trying these (mainly because they're half the price). But wow... The sound quality and volume are superior, they're comfortable. They don't feel as secured as the shokz, which is expected as they're not one piece. The microphone works great for calls, dictation, etc. One downside compared to the Shokz openrun pro 2 is that these don't have volume controls, you have to control volume through your phone. The fit is good, they definitely hold very well while running. At the gym, the only small issue is when lying down, they don't fall off, but they don't feel as secure. Overall great product, great quality, and budget friendly. Would recommend for runners and cyclists.

Alright folks. I have to say these are checking all the boxes that I needed them to. I was looking for a good quality open ear earbuds, that I could still hear everything around me, was loud enough for me to hear when I am in my work truck driving down the road(concrete mixers are kinda loud), and were comfortable for long periods of time. Open Ear- So obviously, they don't block my ears so hearing the radio or people talking or anything else is easy. Volume- The volume on these is not lacking. I do not need to max out the volume to hear what I need during work. I use these at about 3/4 volume, and that's plenty. I'm mainly using these to hear radio transmissions, but they also work great for phone calls. Comfort- For all intents and purposes, these are comfortable... for me. Mileage may very for you though. The adjustment system they use does work pretty well. They are light, and the part that goes around the front of your ear is curved to lessen contact. A lot of the time, I can forget I am wearing them. Sometimes they do start to hurt, and I just need to readjust them. They work pretty well with hats and glasses as well. Keep in mind, I'm wearing these for about 12 hours per day. Battery Life- For me, no issues. I'm not constantly using them though, communications are not all the time, and I'm not listening to music with them or anything. Your mileage may very. After a 12 hour shift I'm usually still about 60%. Sound Quality- Pretty good, I'm not an audiophile though. It's very clear, and the phone app gives you options on what you would like to hear. Better bass, better lyrics etc. The noisier the environment, the harder it'll be to hear. That's the tradeoff. Phone Calls- I have used these several times for phone calls, quality is great for me. The the other party(my wife for instance) had no issues hearing me and I sounded very clear, keep in mind I was going down the road at 50 mph with the window open. Sounds like the noise cancelling works!! Multi-Connection- So I have paired these to my work phone for regular audio and my personal phone for just calls. And it works like a charm. I can hear radio calls from my work phone just fine, and when I get a phone call, as soon as I answer it switches to the call. I couldn't be happier here. Don't pass these up if they are ticking the same boxes for you.

Update: down 1 star just for one reason, once connected to 2 devices, the dual mode works very well. But say you want to listen on a third device, which was connected to this before, the third device can't just overtake the buds. Y gotta go disconnect the buds on one of the other 2 devices first. Let’s go through the usual route of earbuds review. Fit: It fits my ears well. Do I know it is there? Sure, I do. But thanks to the soft silicone skin, it feels easy on my ears instead of hurting it. The actually “speakers” (after all these are like two mini speakers shouting into your ears) can be adjusted at 4 different positions. It took me a while to figure which one is the best for my ears and after that it’s just very easy to adjust. So overall the fit is a 4.5/5 for me. Sound: I think the sound quality is excellent. Since I’m not an audiophile, I can’t really tell the major difference, but these sound to me just as good as my airpods pro. I compared the quality with Baseus MF1 (an excellent and cheaper alternative) and find the aerofit 2 to be overall better. The bass is there, the vocal is clear, I can hear all the instruments (or so I think). Can’t complain. 5/5. Battery: just excellent. 5/5 Experience: I’ve been using these exclusively for the past few days. I can hear my surroundings very well. When it’s not noisy around, the sound quality of movies/music is just excellent. I watch movies while working out with this set of earbuds, it was a pleasant experience. They were so comfortable I hardly noticed they were there. So why did I say I like these a lot more than I wanna admit? I found out they were only $89 during the big spring sale. I got these now for $129. Sure they throw in a free travel case which costs $20, but I don’t really need the case. When I compared these to the Baseus MF1 which costs $50 (plus a free usb c cable), they certainly sound better than the baseus. But is it 2.58x better? No, hard no. I wish it was $89!

Recent changes at work necessitated having headphones on for extended periods of time. Mostly passively listening with the occasional call. Thus began the search for the perfect pair. Started on with some on ear types. Unfortunately I just could not get used to them sitting on my ears for extended periods of time. My ears easily heat up and despite padding on the tops I would develop discomfort on the top of my head. Despite my concerns with open ear earbuds and sound quality I figured I would give them a shot. Started out with the Soundcore V20i's figuring with the reviews being as good as they were why not give them a shot. Unfortunately I had two issues. For an hour or so they were very comfortable but after that they began pinching the top of my ears and were no longer wearable. I realize everyones ears are different so perhaps this is a personal issue. Even bigger of a problem was though they just would not reliably connect to either of my devices. Maybe a bad pair? Don't know but the search continued. On to the Soundcore Aerofit 2. Pretty much a revelation. First off comfort is excellent. I truly can have them on for hours and totally forget they are there. Second sound quality is excellent. Purchased them for work but they have quickly become my go to for podcasts, casual music listening and audio books. Yes I have a couple pairs of in ear earbuds with excellent noise cancellation which are great for certain cases and definitely surpass the aerofit 2 in absolute sound quality. ButI was shocked just how good the aerofit sound when using the soundcore app to fine tune them. App is great for customizing touch controls as well which work probably better than any similar tap style earbuds. One suggestion. Change whatever you like but leave the single tap set to none. Much easier to avoid inadvertent changes that way. Overall just an excellent pair of open ear earbuds. And I forgot to mention battery life which is insanely good. While they are more expensive than some of the cheap ones you can buy for me they are worth every penny.

I have owned a pair of original Anker AeroFits for about 3 years now (I have really oily ears so traditional earbuds slip out), and they have been phenomenal. They still work just fine; I just started using them when I go to sleep (both for videos I fall asleep to and my alarm) and I wanted to have one dedicated set for that and the other pair for everything else. At first I was a little bit disappointed that they discontinued the original model and now have this newer model that is VERY different from the original, but just about everything that is different is an upgrade. The sound quality is much better, and you can make a lot of personalized edits to the audio settings on the app. The sound volume is fantastic! On my original AeroFit earbuds, I often had to have the volume all the way up if there was any kind of ambient noise. On the new model, I have the volume turned all the way down when I'm inside doing nothing, and with the volume all the way up, it's so loud it genuinely hurts my ears (that's a good thing!). Apparently the app also supports live translations, an AI assistant, and a ton of other features I wouldn't have even expected out of a pair of earbuds like this! As for the battery life, the technical specs show 10 hrs on one charge, 42 hours for the charge in the case included, which is just one hour less than the original model, which has an amazingly long battery life, so I expect much of the same here. The ONLY two even remote complaints that I would have is that the earbuds are ever so slightly less comfortable than the original ones, but they still feel natural, almost weightless, and it's well worth it for everything else to be upgraded. The other thing just being that the case is a little bit larger the original, but not by much. Other than that, these earbuds are an absolute dream and I love them! They have more features than I will ever need; and the features that I will use (like custom button controls and custom audio settings) make these the best earbuds that I have had the pleasure of using.

TL;DR - I highly recommend the EarFun OpenJump. I've never owned open-ear headphones before but I was interested in getting some for cycling. After doing quite a bit of research I was no closer to deciding on a pair to buy, I narrowed it down to the EarFun OpenJump, Soundcore Aerofit 2, and Nothing Ear (Open). Since the fit is so important to the sound quality as well as overall comfort, everyone's experience with them will be different. My rankings ended up being, from first to last, what I listed above. Surprisingly that's also their order from cheapest to most expensive. Searches for the Nothing's consistently returned results saying they had the best overall sound quality. Unfortunately, they didn't fit me correctly and the speaker was too far from my ear canal leading to low volumes. If I held them in the correct position, they sounded pretty good. One problem some open ear headphones have is that when you increase the volume the amount of bass is reduced. That was a problem for the Nothing's where the bass begins to drop of after 40% volume and because of the poor fit, I had to increase the volume over 60% just to match the same perceived volume of the other two. The Nothing's were out of the running early on. The Soundcore's were ranked highly in reviews for their adjustability and great bass, even at high volumes. I can confirm it retains its bass as the volume goes up but the bass is kind of boomy in general (which I'm not a fan of). In general I wasn't happy with the way the Soundcore's sounded no matter how much I played with the EQ. They just never sounded natural. I was able to rotate the speaker so it was positioned right by the ear canal which was great but I could feel slight pressure from the battery behind my ear. I could see that becoming an issue if you're wearing them long enough. My initial thought was to just get the EarFun's as they did make a couple top recommendation lists and they were the cheapest but the other two had more good reviews. I also have portable speakers from Soundcore and Earfun and I think the Soundcore speakers that I have sound better so I was wondering if that would be the case here too. After listening to all of them the OpenJump's won hands down. The Soundcore's maybe have a bit more bass overall but the OpenJumps sound the most natural and balanced. Even at higher volumes, they retain their bass with only a slight drop-off and the bass doesn't sound boomy. They also fit the best and are the most comfortable. You can't even tell that you're wearing them. In reviews there seemed to be an emphasis on calling out the lack of bass of open ear headphones but none of these sounded anemic. In general, none of these headphones provide much, or any, bass below ~50-60 Hz but they still sound satisfyingly full. I did, however, have an issue with my initial pair of OpenJumps. The right headphone buzzed from deep bass tracks so maybe that speaks to why they're the cheapest. The replacements didn't have any issues. Hopefully they stay that way for a good long time.

I love them. I am an old school headphone user, the around the ear type. I have tried earbuds before and not liked them for various reasons (they fell out, they were uncomfortable or they made the inside of my ears itch). I own a Soundcore Q30 headphone and have been impressed by their quality and price point, but I am not comfortable wearing them in public so when I saw the AeroFit 2 I decided to take a chance and buy a set. Again I am nothing less than impressed by their quality and price point and the sound quality can be further improved by using an equalizer app. Now lets talk about comfort. In the old days earbuds were just regular earbuds with a hard hanging device that rests over the ear where it meets the side of the head and I found them to be extremely uncomfortable and they were not very secure. The AeroFit 2 uses a very soft, rubbery hanger between the speaker that rests just outside the ear opening, and the battery. This creates a perfect balance and comfortable wearing for hours of use. Also, the speaker part swivels to facilitate moving the speaker directly over the ear opening, making for better sound transmission. Well I'll wrap things up with a simple I love them. They check off all the boxes for me and are now my favorite personal sound transmission device.

Muy bonitos, el sonido es claro y tienen buena calidad.

Best Open-Ear Headphones. Good value for the money.

The soundcore AeroFit 2 is an absolute game-changer for anyone who dislikes the feeling of traditional in-ear buds; the open-ear design is incredibly comfortable for all-day wear and allows me to stay aware of my surroundings without sacrificing audio quality. The bass is surprisingly rich and punchy for this form factor, and the Hi-Res audio provides a level of detail that I haven't experienced in other open-ear headphones; the adjustable ear hooks ensure a perfect, secure fit that doesn't budge during workouts. I love the convenience of the wireless charging case and the 42-hour total battery life is impressive; the IP55 rating gives me confidence when wearing them in the rain or during intense exercise. They are well-built, stylish, and deliver a premium listening experience that makes them worth every penny.

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