HUAWEIFreeClip Wireless Earbuds - Open Ear Bluetooth Earphones with Long Lasting Battery & AI Crystal Clear Sound - Lightweight in-Ear Headphones with IP54 Resistance to Dust & Water

Using other earbuds like samsung would give me an ear infection from nickel, switch to these and i couldn't be happier. They are comfortable, fit great, and have quality sound. I like being able to hear my surroundings, so these were great for that. Also cheaper than Bose, but with better sound. The were easy to connect to my Samsung Galaxy Fold 6 and seem well built. Others have asked me if I got earrings because these are so stylish.

These are the best open earbuds out there. They sound amazing no matter what I'm listening to. The battery life is great, I can wear these all day without needing to charge them. They don't interfere with my glasses or earrings. They're SO comfortable. Sometimes I leave the house and don't realize I'm still wearing my freeclips till hours later. The bluetooth is excellent. I don't lose my connection even if I'm at the opposite end of the house from my phone. The Cherry on top is I get compliments all the time because everyone thinks they look really fashionable.There is an app to manage the freeclips, it's called AI life. It's NOT necessary, but it does let you tweak a handful of features. Because I live in America I had to use a VPN to download the AI Life app. To my knowledge this is only a problem in the US. To do this I used a browser called Opera, Opera offered a 7 day free VPN trial. Once the AI Life app is downloaded the VPN is no longer needed. I canceled the VPN trial right after I got the AI Life app installed and it works perfectly fine.I love these earbuds. If I lost them, I'd buy another pair in a heartbeat.

These are the best earbuds I have ever had. I can’t wear any that go inside my ears because they start to hurt. I have small ears. These fit way too comfortably on my ear. The charging is quick and they last a pretty good amount of time. They connect right when I open the case. They have these really cool features too that you can customize. They can go really loud and depending on how the volume is people can hear them. I usually keep my volume half way and no one can really hear them if I’m sitting next to someone. They are great for the gym, they will not fall out ! They use a magnet to almost pinch the ears with no discomfort. And they look so cute on the ear. Not bulky looking like other ones I’ve seen. Worth the money!

I've been using these for about a month now. Honestly, these are amazing for what I need. I like being able to hear my surrounds, but I can still hear the games I play and music. They stay in place and are actually really comfortable, I haven't had any ear fatigue from them. The battery on them last a long time, and charge pretty fast. They stay in place even with harsh head movements. The microphone on them is good, I wouldn't say it's the best ever, but it's good for over ear headphones.

You can’t expect too much from open-air headphones.The sound is okay - not the best, but solid for this type of headphones. If you want to stay aware of your surroundings and still enjoy your favorite tracks, these are a good price-to-quality option.However, I watched a lot of YouTube videos where people compared microphone quality, and these headphones were considered winners. As a user, though, I’d say that while they might perform well compared to others, my contacts can’t hear me properly in noisy environments. They say it sounds like I’m talking underwater. When it’s quiet, the mic quality is good, but in loud settings, it’s terrible.Also, the headphones sometimes disconnect from my iPhone. If the connection drops even for a second, the music doesn’t resume automatically - I have to go to my phone and press play again. It’s not a big deal, but it’s annoying. The same goes for Siri - she never responds to my voice when I use these headphones.Overall, the headphones are fine. I like that they look like jewelry, and the battery life isn’t bad either.

The media could not be loaded. Edit 11/2 - Huawei are much better to use for calls/pairing/technology. My previous favorite below, the Tozo Open EarRings, will frequently unpair, drop calls, and the touch sensitive buttons press themselves while being worn normally.Huawei for the win here...I can't use the Tozos for work with the problems I experienced.Original review below:I'm on my 3rd brand of ear clip. Allow me to enlighten you to save money (if you don't want to read further - go buy the Tozo Open EarRings!)1st brand I tried: BOSE OPEN - sounds good, sounds GREAT with Immersive Mode on but that cuts your battery life down to about 4hrs. Great custom EQ to tune to your own ears!Calls suck, like so ridiculously bad, even with the Summer 2024 Bose software update $300 for trash. I do lots of road time and I'm always making work calls, prospecting, etc so a good call quality is a MUST. People will not hear you with these. Period. I like the form factor of these, better than the ear ring type looking models below, I think they look better and feel more secure - if I only bought these based on looks I would give these the nod, but in function they just don't work, skip these!Battery life in use - 7hrs, couldn't make it through a day for me without charging2nd brand I tried: Huawei Freeclips - 9/10 the sound of bose...but no custom EQ and its hard to tweak to your preference. I like to turn my mids up and treble down because I like "warm" sound and dislike harsh highs... but there is no custom EQ on their app, only 4 preset EQs. Thankfully I fixed this by using their "Dynamic" setting and utilizing the EQ on my phone's sound mixer - perhaps, not everyone's phone has an EQ so something to considerCall quality is excellent, pairing is also excellent - these adjust and "know" left from right so never worry about which bud goes in which ear. $200 and I felt money well spent! (Before I tried #3 below)Battery life in use - 10hrs, some longer work days I'd need to pop them in the charger for 10 mins or so. (I'm a travelling tradesman so on some of my 12-14hr days they would die on my ears if I didn't charge them)3rd brand I tried: Tozo Open EarRing. Wow, $40 on sale. Custom 10band EQ, max volume is louder and clearer than both Bose and Huawei - Bose/Huawei both cut bass as volume goes up - the Tozo dont seem to do that - and they have great call quality.These only operate with a Left and Right bud so you need to make sure you put them on right. Nice digital power % on the case that shows on the outside so you always know how much juice your case has. When buds are in the case it shows their level also. Crystal clear calls - again these are really good! Best and easiest app to install/useBattery life in use - 10hrs, would rate same as Huawei*I really did NOT want the $40 Tozos to sound better than the $200 Huawei but they are my sound preference with the custom EQ, and they stay super clear at high volumes and they get much louder overall - AND they have a better app and a better case and and that's with hours/days of "test and tune" to really see which is better for me in regards to sound.The Huawei Freeclips have a nice shiny finish but as I mentioned Im a tradesie so Im out in the summer working and I get sweaty/oily ears and the more matte silicone of the Tozo Open Earring stays in place better. When working out on the job the Huaweis would slide a bit when sweaty and the Tozos grip better.I was very satisfied with these and would give them a 5 star rating. But in my opinion, go buy the Tozo Open EarRing and save $150-160. Don't waste your money on the Bose - just don'tReally enjoyed these, keeping them but rocking the Tozos for now.I believe the angling of the Tozos points the speaker towards your earhole better - see photos