Baseus Open-Ear Headphones, Hi-Res Wireless Audio with LDAC, Rich Bass, Comfortable Silicone Cushion Design, 60H Play, AI Clear Calls, Bluetooth 5.4, IPX4, Open-Ear Earbuds - Bowie MF1

I bought these because they were on sale for $37 and had good reviews. They worked great. I have really bad Tinnitus so it's hard for me to hear. I had no problem hearing calls, and people could hear me pretty clearly as well. The sound quality for music was great, but I am a basic kinda listener. They were comfy and didn't hurt my ears. I could wear my glasses and a mask and still wear them. The battery charge lasted a while. I liked how the magnetically snapped into the case. They are also pretty flexible and didn't seem flimsy. I had no problems connecting via Bluetooth and was happy I could connect to multiple devices. Alas, I didn't get to enjoy them long. We went on vacation and I swear I checked and double checked that they were in the case before we left, but when I opened the case when we got home, they were gone. I will definitely be buying another pair when they go on sale again.

These hooked open-ear headphones rock! I got them for back to the office work so I could hear music at work and people that approach my area. I found I really like the design and sound quality. It works great at the office as I had hoped. The Baseus app offers at lot of features too like find my headphones, EQ profiles, and more. I needed up getting more Baseus headphones after making this purchase. Highly recommend

I bought these headphones in May this year. Overall, they are not bad. They provide good sound quality for music, audio podcasts, and audiobooks. Not excellent, of course, but very good. Among their features (advantages and disadvantages): 1. In the subway, the sound of a train on the platform or on the street—the sound of a passing train drowns out the content being played through the headphones, i.e., insufficient volume or insufficient noise cancellation. In this sense, they are suitable for quiet situations that are not rich in loud noises. 2. Quality reproduction at mid and high frequencies. Insufficient reproduction of low frequencies (percussion parts). Therefore, they are more suitable for playing 20th century music. Modern electronic and pop music, which is demanding on bass, will not be reproduced fully on these headphones. 3. Awkward box-case. It is impossible to determine by touch where it is and how it opens—you have to visually accompany this action. Therefore, it is necessary to cut some marks on the case so that it is clear by touch which side to open and where the top and bottom are.

OMG. The sound quality is amazing! However, it does not support LDAC, had to switch to SBC. The battery life is crazy long... Seriously. BUT, I'm gonna have to return it because it starts hurting my ears after a few hours. It could be the shape of my ears, IDK. I'm a HUGE fan of Baseus. Really good quality products so I didn't want to discourage anyone from trying this out. Some other things I noticed... The case is huge .. if that matters to you. It have touch controls not physical buttons and does not have volume controls.. their other Open Ear model does have volume control and physical buttons - which I like.

Pretty impressed with these, especially for the price. I bought them for use cycling for something to break up longer rides or add a little energy to hard climbs and they’ve been great for that. They keep your ears open enough that you can still hear other riders, cars, etc. They can’t overcome wind noise when you’re really flying on a road bike and can’t compete with a lot of traffic noise running along a busy road, but for climbing on a road bike or really any mountain biking or running they’re great! They stay in place, are comfortable, and have plenty of volume even with just one ear in.

Wasn't expecting much for the price, but very disappointed. LDAC sounds no better than SBC or other codecs and volume doesn't get up very high. Tried switching codecs, unpairing and repairing device, synching audio with phone Bluetooth audio, etc and no difference. Sound quality in general lackluster, Sivga S02 sound much better but at the same price point. Only redeeming factor is they stay on ear without being bulky and can use for sleep headphones

These are some of my favorite earbuds I've used. I wear them a lot while walking the dog because I still want to be able to hear the ambient noises that could affect my reactive dog. They're also great while exercising because they don't cause moisture issues in the ear since they don't go in the ear canal. The sound quality is better than those bone conduction headphones while still having the benefits of an open ear canal. The sound quality isn't nearly as good as over ear headphones or expensive earbuds, but if you're looking for exercise headphones these are my favorite. The battery life is also pretty fantastic.

Perfect! I use them as a charter motor coach driver and I can still hear passengers!

Nice sound, fitting is fine