ORANPID Open Ear Air Conduction Headphones for Kids & Adults Bluetooth 5.3 Ear Buds with Charging Case, 12 Hours Waterproof Wireless Earbuds for iPhone Android & PC Gifts

I got these about 6 months ago. I've had two jawbones in-ear headphones plus I've lost count of how many other wireless headsets, earbuds and standard over-ear full size headphones I've had; but a lot.Most of them have been fine, but the technology keeps getting better. These Kargebay (dumb name, I get it, sounds like eBay, but it's still a lousy brand name) earbuds are great overall and they are ONLY in-ear headphones I use anymore.I share a problem that I'll bet a lot of sufferers can relate to: small earholes. ALL the previous earbuds/pods etc that I've used would fall out constantly, unless I removed the rubber thingies that fit over the parts that go into your ear, even the apple wired in-ear headphones failed the test and those don't use rubber ear-covers, but are still useless for me. I can't believe that my anatomy is so unusual, but until I got these Kargebays, well, forget it. All the others fell out. That's one reason I bought so many models. I wore them like a princess wears a tiara, very, very carefully. What a pain.I do have one beef about the Kargebays. Last month, I snapped on the tiniest rubber bud covers that these ones came with, to get an even better fit. First: these covers come in a few sizes and I was using the medium size ones until switching to the very smallest. It takes a very long time to even get them to fit onto the earbuds. Maybe I failed to get these tiny ones on all the way, it was almost impossible to get them on, and being a professional craftsman, I'm used to doing things like this easily, but these covers were the worst to get to fit on. At any rate, once I did, one of the rubber covers slipped off the ear-pod and into my ear. When I tried to remove it from my ear, I just ended up shoving it further into the ear canal. Well, there was no way I was going to probe in there with tweezers, and I ended up going to the Kaiser clinic and seeing a doctor. After searching all over the place, he found the tool he was looking for, and once he had that, it only took him a few minutes to get it out of there. I was grateful for the great job he did, as I had had it in there since the day before.So be careful and be patient, getting those rubber things on this pair is a bear, and don't even bother trying to get the smallest ones to fit on properly, they are badly thought-out and obviously, no one ever tried them before they went into production. That visit cost me three times what the headphones cost me, by the way.Nevertheless, with that caveat, these are the best earbuds earbuds I've ever had, and now that I know about the teeny ear rubbers, I look forward to using them. I go on long walks and listen to podcasts that I've downloaded to my iPhone, and the next size up rubber thingies are secure and still fit my teeny earholes. So I endorse them; the first manufacturer that made the effort to make smaller ear pods, it's only a matter of millimeters' difference, but they DON'T FALL OUT OF MY EAR!By the way, I liked my wireless Sony full-size headphones a lot, but unlike other Sony products I've used, they fell apart after a few years... the cheap plastic gave up the ghost and broke at the same weak spot on both sides, and they have been useless since then. Maybe if you spend $200 they last better, but I somehow doubt it.

I love my new headphones! They are great for so many different uses, and the battery life is amazing. I can also hear everything around me while walking my dog, which is important to me.Here is a more detailed review of the pros and cons of these headphones:Pros:Great sound qualityLong battery lifeComfortable to wearAware mode lets you hear your surroundingsCons:I highly recommend these headphones to anyone looking for a great pair of all-around headphones. Being able to hear things around me is especially useful so this is good for people who walk or bike outdoors, as it allows you to hear your surroundings while still listening to your music.Overall, I am very happy with these headphones and I highly recommend them to anyone.

pretty good esrbuds, the case does charge then quite a few times, it charged them 2 - 3 times before hitting 1 bar.they fit nicely and I've dunked them in the bath, not 100% sure if they're water proof cause it's hard to hear underwater. but they were working just fine afterwards. (don't quote me on it, try at your own risk.)they are water resistant, so they will be fine in a shower. and as long as you don't have it at full volume, you can hear others around you which is nice for some background music.

I purchased these headphones because I like to listen to music and audiobooks a LOT. The downside to my little hobby is that I lose a bit of situational awareness when I'm doing so. I have jumped out of my skin when someone has come up behind me or not heard what someone has said to me when I've had my other earbuds in. I thought I'd try these because they don't sit in my ear at all.First, let me say that bone conduction headphones are really neat. Not having something in my ears but still being able to listen to whatever I want is the BEST. No more jumping out of my skin!So pros of these headphones: they are lightweight and comfy to wear. The battery life is great - and I've listened to them for 8-9 hours before needing to charge them. Sound quality is good, but again, I'm listening to audiobooks and podcasts, for the most part.The only con to these headphones is that they don't do much for noise cancellation. But it is really not a con, since I purchased these headphones because I WANTED to hear what was happening around me.So try these out - I think you'll like them!

I bought these thinking they were bone conduction head phones. They are not really that as you can hear the sound while not wearing the headphones. They will still work for my purpose as they are not in the ear channel like shown and you can still hear whatever you are playing.

I have purchased several open ear devices, and have not been happy with any of them. These separate headphones with no connecting bar or wire have worked perfectly for me. I listen to podcasts while doing chores around the house. Earbuds don't fit in my small ears, and these being open ear allow me to hear outside noises as necessary. They just sort of hang around the tops of the ears and are surprisingly comfortable.

I was looking for earbuds that i don't have to push in my ear. These are exactly what style i was looking for. These are not for working out but work great for phone conversations - no ear pain or discomfort.

I just bought these on the 6th and they are the best earbuds if you can call them that, they are much more. Imagine a sound that at low volumes is clear as day and you can still hear the sound around you. Phones calls sound great. Haven’t you ever wondered how it would be like to have your own background music, you can experience what it would be like.

De los mejores audífonos que he probado, su calidad es muy buena justifica el precio y más, los materiales se sienten de muy buena calidad