BaseusBowie MC1 Pro Open Ear Clip-On Headphones, Hi-Res LDAC & HiFi4 Acoustic Sound, 5g Ultra-Lightweight Comfort, SuperBass 2.0, DNN 4-Mic AI Clear Calls, IP67 Waterproof, Bluetooth 6.0 (White)

These headphones are excellent! The design is sleek and lightweight, yet they feel very durable. The sound quality is impressive — clear and balanced with deep bass and crisp highs. Bluetooth connection is stable, pairing is quick, and the battery lasts a long time. They are very comfortable to wear, even for hours, and work great for both music and calls. Highly recommend!

I really love these headphones! The design is amazing — super light (only 5g) and they just clip on your ear so they don’t fall off, even when running. They’re not tight at all, so they feel very comfortable and don’t hurt my ears, even after wearing them for a long time. The open-ear style makes them friendly to use since they don’t press inside the ear canal.The sound quality is great with Hi-Res LDAC, very clear and enjoyable. They don’t have noise cancelling, but unless you’re in a really noisy place, the sound still comes through just fine.Overall, a perfect choice for running and daily use — secure, comfortable, and with excellent sound!

Was looking for earbuds that felt secure on my ears while I moved around, something I found lacking in the more traditional design. These seemed like a good-quality product at a reasonable price and I'm happy to report that I wasn't disappointed. Setup took less than a minute, and the battery's been impressive, have only charged the case once since I got it last Friday. The buds themselves are very comfortable on the ear. I've worn them sitting at my desk, walking around, and laying on my back and side while also wearing my CPAP mask. They stayed put every time. The sound quality is really impressive, particularly the bass. One thing I did notice was that sometimes a song will start playing on one bud before being picked up by the other one. Thought that was a little weird, but that might've been caused by my phone or the app I was streaming from at the time. I haven't made many calls with the headphones yet but I did demo the mic for a friend via a Whatsapp message. Listening back, both she and I found it to be a bit lacking in clarity, but that might also have been an issue with my connection. Overall, I like these earbuds a lot and look forward to our travels together.

The media could not be loaded. I brought these open ear earbuds because I was looking for some inexpensive earbuds just for running. I mainly wanted earbuds that had decent audio quality, physical buttons, a good IP rating and would not fall off while running or working out. I currently own apple airpods which I have been using to run but I hate them because they either fall out or I have to keep pushing them in my ear while running. There are many options for running headphones. I looked at all the big name brands like Bose, Sony, Shokz, etc as well as open ear, in ear and bone conduction.PriceFirst, I could not justify spending over $200 for headphones that I would only wear when I run. I got these for less than $50 with a coupon. I felt this was a great price point. I also understand at this price point I would sacrifice certain audio quality which was fine for me because when I run outside I need to also be able to hear my surroundings and not how good my music sounds. When I’m not running and want better audio quality then I could always switch back to my AirPods or my Sony over the ear headphones.Fit/DesignWhen looking at all my options I didn’t want anything going around the back of my head. I also didn’t want anything in-ear like my AirPods. So I decided to go for an open ear clip on design. This design was important because I mainly run outside and need to hear my surroundings. I almost went with the bone conduction style but I felt like I heard too much of my surroundings and not my music. I felt like these open ear were a good compromise. The Baseus earphones are really comfortable. Once they are on they feel very secure. After wearing them for 2 hrs while running they don’t hurt. They are also not too heavy for me.ConnectivityThese earbuds have Bluetooth 6.0 technology. So far I have not had any issues with these connecting to my iPhone 14. I also haven’t had any issues with them connecting to my Garmin Fenix 7 watch. I’ve worn these while running with my phone as well as only having my audio go through my Garmin watch. No issues.Physical buttonsI wanted some earbuds with physical buttons because sometimes when I’m running I’ve found that touch buttons can be hit or miss. So I liked the Baseus earbuds because they have a physical buttons that I can customize.IP ratingThese are rated IP67. Which means I don’t have to worry any dust or heavy sweat messing these up. I sweat a ton when I run so having a good IP rating was important.BatteryThe manual says these offer 9 hrs of playtime and a total of 40 hrs with the case. I’ve worn these for two weeks running 4 days a week for a minimum of 1.5 hr per run and I have not had to charge the case yet. So far so good.Overall, these are some very comfortable open ear headphones for runners who want to hear their surroundings, have pretty decent audio quality and not break the bank!