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

I will start by saying this earbuds really surprised me, I used to own the bose Ultra open ear buds but I mistakenly drop them and one of them broke and after looking for an alternative cuz the bose Ultra are really expensive I saw the soundcore we're promoting their new Aeroclipsbud now one of the key features is rich bass and they do deliver bass is amazing for open earbuds I mean my bose were good but the aeroClips are even better I will say the earbuds are pretty well balanced as far as sound and they are pretty comfortable too for my ears I'm not sure other people but I could wear them for 6 to 7 hours with no issues now battery life is also pretty good, overall I'm really enjoying this open earbuds so far.

The SoundCore AeroClip is an impressive addition to the SoundCore lineup. The sound quality is fantastic, with bass options that truly enhance the listening experience. Pairing the device with its companion app was a breeze. The interface is intuitive and easy to navigate, which adds to the overall user experience.

The fit of the AeroClip is excellent. I tested wearing it on each ear throughout my workday, and it remained comfortable the entire time. It’s so lightweight and non-intrusive that I often forgot I had it on! Communication with others while using it was seamless; the AeroClip doesn’t distort external sounds, making it ideal for multi-tasking or casual use in social settings.

Overall, this is a great product and a worthy addition to SoundCore’s lineup. I’d highly recommend it to anyone looking for comfortable, high-quality audio gear!

I would easily give these 5 stars if the case had wireless charging. Multiple other Soundcore earbuds that I own / have owned had wireless charging. I never even thought to check the specs. For this price, taking a step backwards and not including this common feature of their other earbuds is very disappointing. I do think that they are very comfortable and sound incredible. I just wish that I could charge the case wirelessly like I do everything else that I own.

the most comfortable and best-sounding open-ear buds i have tried. superior to Soundcore's C30i in both metrics, which isn't a surprise. versus Bose's Ultra Open, the Soundcore is equal in terms of sound quality, but is more comfortable, and it is far easier to find your sound sweet spot. the buds have enough grip that they never feel tenuous, but not so much grip that they become uncomfortable. the build is excellent and sturdy; the earbuds are elegant, but not delicate. the fit and finish of the charging case is category-leading, easily besting the Bose case. i am outrageously happy with the AeroClip and recommend them to anyone with ears. (a little epilogue: i suffer from tinnitus, and i find that in-ear buds exacerbate the condition, so i have been all over open design earbuds for the past 8 months, trying several pairs from Bose, Monster, and Soundcore. i listen to several musical genres, from classical through to pop, as well as audiobooks and podcasts.)

I'm a recent convert to Android from the Apple universe. Although I loved my Airpod Pros, I couldn't find anything even close to the quality for Android. I tried at least 10 different varieties, none could even compare.

I love music, but don't consider myself an audiophile, but I do make a lot of calls at work and have to transition to and from the phone to conversations and back to music regularly. Nothing did the trick.

My criteria was in this order: 1. Excellent for phone calls. 2. Comfortable to the point of forgetting they are on. 3. Good enough for music.

I didn't hold out much hope for the Aeroclip. Weird (different) design, I thought they would sound like every call was on speakerphone and everyone would be able to hear my business. I hate people who talk around others on speakerphone.

I have been utterly shocked by everything I have experienced so far. The sound quality is excellent, both on phone calls and for music. Like even better than Airpod Pros. I have had no problems hearing callers and no callers have had problems hearing me, even with background noise, wind, etc.

The music quality is pretty great too, rich bass and Hallmark Soundcore audio that we know and love.

The only two bad things about these are the lack of wireless charging, and the car feels very plastic and very cheap. It also doesn't have auto pause when removed from the ears, but I don't know of any that do other than the Airpod Pro.

If my only gripe is about the case, that's a win. I actually forgot about my air pods the last two days I've been using these. There was some ear discomfort the first day, but none the second.

Try them, I think you'll like them, especially if you are an Android user!