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

Absolutely remarkable! I have never been able to find in-earbuds that fit both ears, even when supplied with a half dozen ear tips. The open-earbud allows the earbud to be placed in the perfect position, regardless your ear shape.This is not a compensated review. These are my honest observations:1- A comfortable fit while also keeping the earbuds securely in place as you move around.2- Sound quality is not as good a in-earbuds but it is darn near 95% as good.3 - I love that you can pair the earbuds with multiple devices. My earbuds of the past only allowed pairing to two devices total.5- My wife is a Filipina and, in the past, I have used Google Translate to translate sentences when written Tagalog. I thought that translating spoken Tagalog or Bisayan (my wife speaks both) would be difficult. I asked her to say two phrases that may be difficult to translate in each language. The Ai translations for both languages were 100% correct!6- A great price for a remarkable set of earbud that are this comfortable, configurable, and with such good sound quality AND includes Ai translations for 100 languages.

As someone who’s tried (and failed) with just about every type of earbuds out there, let me tell you—these AeroFit 2 Open-Ear Headphones by Anker are a total game-changer. My ears have spent years boycotting anything that goes inside them, so I was skeptical, but these delivered comfort and quality like I’ve never experienced.First off, open-ear design = genius. No more jamming earbuds into my ear canals and regretting every second of it. The adjustable ear hooks make it super easy to find a snug, comfortable fit, and while it took a little adjusting at first (just because I wasn’t used to wearing something like this), now it feels like they were made for me.The sound quality? Amazing. I can’t decide what’s better—the crisp audio or the fact that I can still hear the world around me when I need to. Whether I’m wearing one earbud or both, I hear everything perfectly. Bonus: I no longer have to say “What?” when someone tries to talk to me while I’m jamming out. It’s like having a personal concert and staying alert enough to not miss the Amazon delivery guy.Battery life? 42 hours. Yes, you read that right. I can go DAYS without charging these. And when I do? Wireless charging for the win—no fumbling with cords while I’m half-asleep. Add in Bluetooth 5.4 for a seamless connection and AI-clear calls, and these are basically my new favorite gadget.If comfort has always been your dealbreaker with earbuds, add these to your cart right now. They’re comfortable, sound amazing, and are perfect for people like me who just want to enjoy music without feeling like their ears are under attack. 10/10, would buy again. My ears finally forgive me!

I want to start out by saying I've had a really mixed experience with Soundcore products. I've ordered several headphones and several earbuds. The only one I've kept was the Liberty 4 NC, and even those diden't "wow" me. They were good. They were passable. And fine enough for me to keep them (unlike the other headphones and earbuds).So when I decided to take a chance on the AeroFit 2, I was skeptical.Lately, I've been really interested in adding open ear buds to my rotation. I have several examples from various brands: Shokz OpenFit Air, Shokz OpoenRun Pro 2, Nothing Ear Open, and Bose Open Ultra. So adding these AeroFit 2 to the mix had some built-in hurdles.Happily, these are becoming some of my favorites. They are comfortable, even though they look a bit bulky. I am able to wear them all day long without any issues. The sound is at or near the top of all the open buds I own. This really surprised me. At first, I loved the Shokz OpenFit Air. Then I tried the Nothing Ear Open, and felt those sounded even better. The Bose sound fantastic, but the wearing experience is different. Neither bad nor good, just different because of the form factor. The Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 are intriguing because of the dual drivers (bone conduction for the mids and highs, air drivers for the bass). However, at the end of the day, I feel the sound is my least favorite. Again, like the Bose, their form factor makes them stand out and may be a positive or a negative depending upon one's use.But once I tried these Soundcore AeroFit 2, I found myself listening to them more and more at the expense of some of the other buds. Head to head, I like the sound of these better than the Shokz OpenFit Air. It's not that the Shokz are bad. I can listen to the Shokz for an extended period of time and be quite happy with them. But then when I put on the AeroFits, I just feel like the sound experience is elevated. The sound is fuller. The bass is more pronounced. And I feel the volume can go higher.I'm glad I took a chance on these. The sound, the fit, the look, the comfort...it all comes together here. But then on top of it all, the price is just amazing. Full price, $99 is truly a treat for the performance they offer.

I may return these, but only because of the form factor. They sound amazing, they stay put, touch control is responsive, and the material is very high quality. But if you’re not used to open earbuds, they’ll take getting used to! I may reorder cuff styleEdit: also very bulky for small ears