QCY Crossky C30 Open Ear Headphones Wireless Bluetooth, Clip-On Earbuds with 4 ENC Noise Cancelling Mic, Stable Fit, Dual Connection, EQ Customized, Sports Earphones for Workout/Running

Well done QCY! These are now my daily most used earbuds and believe me I have plenty of others (50+ I have tried now and still own many of them). They are almost as comfortable as the JLab Flex Open buds but sound way better and are way louder. They look more stylish too. Don’t even get me started on the Soundcore C31 that I had high hopes for. Those sounded good, but were not as loud as I needed them to be sometimes. Worse yet they pinched the snot out of my ears making them unusable. These will occasionally get the slightest bit pinchy but you just move them a half mm up or down and the sensation goes away. They can easily be worn for long periods of time and you can forget they are in when not using. The JLab were a bit more secure and the Soundcore were so secure I think a horse could have kicked me and they would stay on. That said these stay in well enough, better than most semi in ear or silicone tipped earbuds that have a tendency to try to back out after time, especially when sweating, chewing or talking too much. Apparently all of which I do too regularly. Regarding the case it is also superior to the other two mentioned above. It is more rounded and not as thick making it disappear into the pocket. For sound I haven’t even played with the EQ like I usually do on these because I was perfectly happy with the stock sound. They are open ear so if you like you can turn the sound down and have background music for your life like you are your own TV show and still be aware of traffic, talk to people, etc. They do however get loud enough that you can drown out low to mid level noise by cranking the volume and in really loud situations it is not impossible to hear podcasts, audible books, etc. I use these as multipoint with two phones and have had no issues there either. For sub $40 I cannot recommend these highly enough. I will be buying another pair or two as backups in case God forbid they ever stop making these. I use these with an iPhone 11 and 13 pro max if that helps you in any way to know. If you are thinking about picking them up I think you will be happy to have them and at the price it is truly unbeatable.

This is honestly REALLY impressive for the price. They are very aesthetically pleasing, comfortable and sound AWESOME! If you're looking for budget friendly open ear buds- these are them. If you want to save up and get an upgrade to already amazing sound, probably go for the Shockz or Sony open earbuds. But for this price point I don't think you'd be missing out on much unless you did an AB test. The only thing is they could do with having longer battery life, but the case is SO cute that I forgive it, LOL. Buy it, save your money for something else✨️

It fits very well, it looks super nice The quality of the sound is good But we cannot answer the phone using the device… You have to answer a phone call using your phone, so I didn’t like this part! But it’s a very nice product, the device does not keep coming off of your ears, which is very nice

Amazing! And I've tried a LOT of these! The sound quality is awesome, super easy to pair, battery life is insane, and so comfy. Nothing like them if you ask me! Hidden bonus feature of "find my earbuds", super useful. 100000/10!

Bought them to hear my audiobooks while working or just being at the house. The sounds is great, the comfort is great, and it was worth the price. What pulled me into these was honestly the color, went with the purple ones and they are so cute! Very easy to pair. Even has an app to download which lets you see the battery percentage. Great buy!

I really wanted to like these but I can't. Pros -The - App somewhat useful -The audio is ok for the price -They're comfortable. -The battery life is ok -Easy to connect to two devices Cons: -They connect and disconnect randomly and without any kind of a notification. -Almost impossible to work the controls on the device. I adjusted sensitivity every which way, experimented with different ways to touch the panel, even with them out of my ears or on a solid surface. The controls were very inconsistent. I've missed several calls due to these. I didn't come to this conclusion lightly, I kept giving them the benefit of the doubt, kept looking at the instructions again to make sure I'm very well aware of what area to touch. But in all of my experimenting I could not get them to work consistently. Having actual buttons would have been much better. I'm very disappointed because the whole idea of have these it to have wireless control

The sound is decent and the price is good, but they are a bit too small for my earlobes/ear flaps. I didn’t think I had big ears, but I guess I do? I can still make them work, but it’s not optimal and I have to crank up the volume. If I get better placement to use lower volume my ear cartilage gets bend/squished and they hurt to wear. I wish there were some adjustable element to them. If you have big ole man ears maybe search around.

These things are awesome! They are way cheaper than my Galaxy Buds, work just as well, if not better than them, and are WAY more comfortable!