AeroClip | Open-Ear Clip-On Earbuds with Adaptive Comfort

I've never had earbuds like these. I thought i was doing something wrong due to not feeling them in my ear, but i realized they are just supposed to clip on your ears. They are loud enough to where I can block out noise on full volume, but i can still hear things in my environment. They are super easy to connect and the sound is pretty good. They clip on just like earrings, but they feel stable and secure in my ears.

I bought these Ear Clips since I want to be able to hear my surroundings while jogging. I have a bunch of different Soundcore earbuds, speakers, etc. These are by far one of the best Open Ear earclips I bought up to date. It sit snuggly and will not fall off when I run or go jogging. It doesn't hurt or fatigue my ears. I can wear it all day and sometimes forget I have them, which doesn't usually happens. Only time i remembered wearing them is that there's music playing. Usually you do noticed them on the first few minutes, but the longer you wear, the less aware you are of them because they're just that comfortable. Also the case is quite nice and like the other earbuds, does have a find your device which will help you find the earbud if you ever lose it. Quite a nice feature. Again as always, love the app. You got sound equalizer so you can adjust it to your preference. People complained about the single tap, but I think it's great not to have it. Sometimes you can bump or accidently tap when you try to reposition the earbud and cause you to skip/pause or whatever you set it to. Battery is also very good. I believe you can get about 7 or 8 hours battery life. I had never used it that long, but had it for more than a few hours a day. Overall, I am happy with the open ear clip.

These Soundcore AeroClips are really light weight and have amazing sound right out of the box. This is my first pair of open-air earbuds, and I had my doubts about how well they would work. I can now say these are as good as any of my in earbuds with the advantage of noise canceling, so you can be aware of your surroundings, and hear just what you need to hear to be safe. I tested these outside at a lake with 25 to 30mph winds on a phone call and was told that they could not hear any wind noise at all and my voice was clear and sounded great. While I was there I was also able to test listening to my music and podcast, and I could hear them clearly even with all the wind and other sounds around me.I did try to use them with my big screen TV, to watch a 2 hour movie and they paired and worked great, but after an hour and a half, I started to feel one of the ear clips bothering me because it fit tighter than the other. I don't have super large ears, but it looks like one of my ears may be a bit wider than the other, and prevented it from getting the speaker into the best position in my ear without pushing the clip tighter on my ear, so be aware if you have large ears these might not be as comfortable for you.Another thing I liked is the free app you can down load for more control of the earbuds. The standard double and triple tap settings are limiting but with the Soundcore app you can reassign all of the taps. I changed the main two of mine to volume up double tap right earbud, and volume down double tap left earbud. The app also comes with an equalizer with sound presets included, or you can set your own custom sets to fit your taste. Bottom line is these sounded great to me right out of the box with a prefect mix of sounds from the lowest lows, all mid ranges, and up to the highest high frequencies.

Anker’s Soundcore AeroClip earbuds bring a unique take to the open-ear headphone/headset market with a clip-on design that prioritizes comfort, stability, and awareness of surroundings. These lightweight, adaptive-fit earbuds are a great middle ground between traditional in-ear earbuds and bulky over-ear alternatives. After testing them, here’s my honest breakdown of this product:The open-ring, clip-on design is the unique and standout feature of the AeroClip. Unlike bone conduction headphones, these don’t press against your temples, but rather, sit just outside the ear canal. Because of this, I did notice a little bit of ambient noise blockage. Bone conduction, like my Shokz headsets, is completely open-ear. The memory titanium wire and soft TPU material help them mold to different ear shapes while staying securely in place, even during rigorous activities. I was actually surprised at how securely these clipped onto my ears and stayed put. At no point did I think they were going to come off. I was also pleased to see that these clip-on earbuds featured multipoint connectivity, allowing me to connect both of my cellphones to it (connects to two devices max).Considering their open-ear nature, I was actually very surprised at how good these earbuds sounded! Lows, mids, and highs were very well balanced, and the best way I can describe the audio quality is... "3D." It sounded almost audiophile quality and was plenty immersive! Having said that, bass is only decent, not "powerful" as described. If you love thumping low-end frequencies, these won’t replace your in-ear buds or over-ear headphones.Another consideration is sound leakage. At moderate volumes, there’s little to no leakage, but crank it up, and people nearby may catch hints of what you’re listening to.The four-mic setup with AI noise reduction on these earbuds works better than expected. Per family members, calls are clear, and the wind-blocking mesh helps in outdoor environments. It does a commendable job blocking out ambient noise that may interfere with conversations. Compared to other open-ear models, the AeroClip holds its own, making it a strong choice for frequent callers.With 8 hours on a single charge, and up to 32 hours with the case, battery life is solid. They also feature fast charging, giving you extra hours of use with just a few minutes of charging. While not the absolute best in class, it’s more than enough for daily use. The ubiquitous USB-C port for case charging ensures you'll only need to carry around a single cable for all your charging needs.If I have a critique of the Soundcore AeroClip, it's that the controls are very limited (both earbuds are touch control enabled). However, you only have the option to "Pause/Play Audio" (double-tap) and "Play the Next Track" (triple-tap) for music, and for calls, "Answer or Hang up a Call" (double-tap) and "Reject a Call" (triple-tap). That's it. No volume control or going back to a previous track.Overall, the Soundcore AeroClip is a well-designed, comfortable, and innovative open-ear solution that balances sound quality, stability, and call clarity. I found myself pleasantly surprised by these. They aren’t for everyone, especially those who crave bass or noise isolation, but for athletes, outdoor enthusiasts, and casual listeners, they provide a refreshing way to enjoy audio without total isolation from the world. I definitely find myself enjoying these far more than I thought I would, and I see myself using these quite frequently in the foreseeable future. I very much want to give the Soundcore AeroClip 5 out of 5 stars because of all its outstanding features. However, only because of the limited controls, the Soundcore AeroClip gets a very solid, almost underrated, 4 out of 5 stars.

I really like the sound quality and the way the soundcore aeroclip fit around my ears! The audio sounds crisp and clear and I like the option to double tap or triple tap for play pause and fast forwarding music track or to answer and disconnect phone. I like that the charge case is small and portable to carry in my gym bag and the Bluetooth pairing is quick. I like the quality of these earbuds and the rosy brown color was my preferred choice and happy with the color!